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PopKulture

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  1. PopKulture
    Strange Tales #169 – First appearance of Brother Voodoo. A HOT book!! Still. Really… Good+ Decent bones, but a lot of surface wear, as seen. SOLD
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    Superman #213 – Neal Adams cover. VG, with some creases and spine ticks. $8
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    Jungle Action #1 – Picture frame goodness from the House of Ideas (those ideas being recycled, mind you, ‘til the Panther made the scene). VG. $8
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    Strange Tales #138 – First appearance the enigmatic Eternity! G/VG with abrasion between ‘R’ and ‘A’ in “Strange” and multiple cover creases. SOLD
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    Marvel Super-heroes #13 – First appearance of Carol Danvers. G/VG, structurally sound with an accumulation of cover wear. SOLD
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    I'll be listing some new books over the weekend with a few oddities thrown in for good measure. First "take" in thread trumps any PM negotiations. Payment: PayPal, checks, or money orders accepted. Shipping: US only. Comics start at $4 for first class mail with cardboard, and $1 each additional comic up to the weight limit. Anything over the first-class weight limit will ship either priority flat rate envelope (usually up to three books unless they're ALL Dell giants) or priority box. Larger items will require more postage. Return Policy: Returns accepted within 14 days of receipt. Please contact me if there is a problem. Please no H.O.S. or probies. All manner of eccentrics welcome otherwise!
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    Yeah, I once had a similarly fussy postal employee tell me to put a shipping peanut in my envelopes to GET THEM to qualify for the first-class package since the envelopes were fitting through the aforementioned slot. So arbitrary at times...
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    Ha! I saw that lot as well and saw the number of watchers and essentially gave up, rightly figuring the bidding at the end would be insane. There were a couple other decent books in there, like a Strange Fantasy and a Tomb of Terror. I bet the seller who listed them thinks they just won a small lottery! p.s. She lucked out she didn't put up what she would've thought a ridiculous buy-it-now of $100 or something!!
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    Where's the pic of your hipster girl modeling it??
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    I'll take Fly Man 33, 34, and 36 - and claim this, thanks!
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    I love the affordable oddball stuff like this! I already have those Captain Marvels; otherwise, I'd be all over them. The Thrill-O-Rama was an upgrade on a beater I've owned for maybe forty years. I figure at these prices, it's about time! As far as Gold Key painted covers, M.A.R.S. Patrol is one of my more under-represented runs, so again, no-brainer!
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    Take
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    Take this and Thunder Agents 4
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    Take
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    Take
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    Take Tor 6B
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    And I'll take Tor 3 and 4
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    I'll take the leftover scraps of Tor 5 and Stalker 4
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    I've looked at books on the Bay which I need more to fill gaps rather than keys, but the sellers are asking ten to twenty dollars or more for clean copies. I might break down on one or two early Dells or Avons at that price point, but not non-key run fodder.
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    Where do you sell them?
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    All it takes to stop the feeding frenzy are some Marvel Two-In-Ones?? (oh, some takes as I was typing that! There IS love for the Thing!)
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    The Dell 10-centers I've encountered the most (outside of eBay) are: the first two, Trumpets West and Rain, then Lamp of God and South of Cancer. Door to Death is pretty easy as well. Some of the others, I've never seen outside of a dedicated show for pulps and paperbacks. Which early Dell F-series have you targeted, if any? Madball is a no-brainer for me, and I also like the cover art to Down, Bold Rider, Fever Heat, Crooked City... and probably many others I'm not recalling at this point. Of the higher numbers, Invasion of the Body Snatchers is definitely a classic.
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    Just got here and I was amazed they lasted as long as they did! Great books!
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    This is truly a classic cover!! I love overall composition, especially how the artwork is heavy at the bottom and lighter at the top, adding to the sense that Cap is soaring above the fray. That, and the fact that the artwork really intrudes mightily into the logo box at the top.
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    I was actually a little worried for the pool table!!