Spyder!

Great choices. Long shot, but does anyone have a Planet Comics 14 for sale, or know of one for sale? Trying to help someone out who only needs that issue to complete their run.

Looking for a back cover to either Wonderworld Comics #4 or Wonderworld Comics #5

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Rules: No buyers from the probation list, HOS or my personal bad list. Must be able to provide references. I reserve the right to refuse to do business with anyone. First in the thread wins and trumps any ongoing PM negotiations. No returns on slabs, on raw books, returns within 5 days of delivery, buyer pays return shipping. Shipping to the US is $15 for 1-2 slabs, $20 for 3 or more. $7 for 1 raw book, $10 for 2 or more. I don’t typically ship internationally, so PM me first! I usually only make it to the post office on Saturdays, so please be patient on shipping. Payment via check, money order, or Zelle due within 7 days of invoice.

Smokin’ hot colors!

Awesome book Corey. Reminds me a little of Marvel Mystery 7 where the girl’s head is also in a glass apparatus of some kind.

My first Planet upgrade of 2023. Issue 8 was one of the first rivet issues I acquired when I first started collecting Planets in 2018, and I’ve always loved this cover.

High grade beauties! Congrats!

That’s a beauty! And my favorite Whitman cover.

My most recent acquisition.

Super-Mystery #3. Only 9 unrestored on the census, and just one graded higher.

No doubt. One major separator IMO is a sexy babe on the cover.

Good god man! Give us a warning next time! It’s not healthy to stare directly into the sun.

This cover is a Whitman classic! No one has ever drawn such a hot babe covered in so many clothes.

I do like that one

Ah so the Church copy got the bump. Thanks!

Interesting, so the Church and Allentown are both in 9.4 slabs but the census looks like this?

at 10% off! Thanks.

Wow Mike! Very cool and important book. Great pick up!

Looking through some older posts. Wow, the colors on this copy are just insane!

Hmm…username checks out, since you put 2 Lou Fine books ahead of an Eisner