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6 hours ago, MrBedrock said:

Good God Man. Nice Run. I am to ashamed to even post anymore. 

11 hours ago, Ricksneatstuff said:

Since Rangers 26 has been mentioned, any excuse to post this. 

 

The Colors make me cry. 

2 hours ago, Robot Man said:

I remember many, many years ago when almost no one wanted books like that. I always did, and was able to score many before they took off. 

I never remember me not wanting that book. 

43 minutes ago, jimjum12 said:

Many of the younger fellows won't know who Frank Frazetta is, but there was a time when many of his comics sold for more than AF 15 and FF 1 …… GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

 

 

Gorsh, that Buster is high on my want list. Very Nice.

On 10/16/2018 at 6:37 AM, october said:

I saw that Simpsons episode. It ended badly.

We should have bought this instead 

49 minutes ago, flashlites said:

Just to have one in any condition is amazing!!! You can always print one out. I saw a 105 recently with a reproduced cover noted and graded CGC .5

Already have a Xerox cover. Not good enough.

My first  Superhero book was purchased by my mom at Piggly Wiggly, TOS 98. Most of my purchases were off the rack. The 70s were a great time for collecting. I bought many a slurpy Marvel cup.  Then walked across the street to Highland Pharmacy, the only place in the neighborhood that carried Marvel Mags. My favorite was Monsters Unleashed. A used book store called Books Unlimited opened up close to My Grandmas House. This is where I bought my first Back Issue X men 35 for a whopping $3.00 I will regal more about these good times and stories of my hard core obsession and making a living selling comics starting in 1984 till this day, at a later time.

Nice books. 

Not much into War Comics but had to grab this. especially for da price.

Recent Local grab. I love Giants of the Golden Age 

I was a casual collector 60s and 70s mostly off the rack. By the 80s I had amassed a modest amount of a couple thousand. I lived in the poor part of San Antonio and believe it or not SA was a bass awkward City. About 10 years behind the times. I was lucky if store would have one small spinner rack. I remember one time we went to visit family in Dallas in the early 70s Went to a grocery Store and it had 3 full spinner Racks. Had 5 bucks for the whole trip. Under my Dads Protest I spent the whole fiver. I read everything back then, but it seems to me Harvey was my favorite. 

9 minutes ago, porcupine48 said:

Long time no see!

Hi to you too,Robot! 

Hey buddy. Good to see ya again. 

59 minutes ago, jimjum12 said:

VOODOO ANNUAL ……………………. 7.0 …………………………. $ 25

I did not seen this. Was it hidden? 

16 hours ago, p-cat said:

Hey guys I'm new to comics but recently took possession of this gem! Should I have it graded??

It is a DC Not a Timely.. Nice book though. I would read It and enjoy. If you were going to sell , you might ought to slab it.

My sister handed down a few TV Show Comics in the 60s. Like Car 54 and F Troup. This started my over 50 years of collecting funny books. 

2 hours ago, october said:

I have a front cover and incomplete interior...let me know if you want to sell your back and interior. 

Let me know if you want to sell

Your cover.

Anyone that has a incomplete or loose cover or front cover. DM me please. Thanks. HH

I'm watching. You always have interesting stuff

15 minutes ago, Robot Man said:

Been grabbing these for years. Love these oddball titles. Most came out of dealer’s boxes at cons. Lots of early Baker and Feldstein. Two of my favorite artists. I think I have all the ones I really want except for #7 which rarely turns up.

I love these so.