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Robot Man

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  1. When LB Cole drew a horse it wasn't just a horse..... it was a SUPER HORSE! Here's this 3 issue mini run, although the #5 is the AP reprint and you can tell. This copy is much more faded than the Star Pub copy, and I think a tad smaller. Some AP's you can't tell except for the logo but this isn't one of them.

     

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    Very nice! Cole loved to do wild life. He did a bunch of fishing magazines with beautiful trout and bass images. I'll see if I still have some laying around.

  2. Annother Atlas. Battle Action #5. Great colors and gloss on this one. I believe it is the Church/Mile High copy. I bought it probably 40 years ago from Chuck at the Casual Con he mentions in his Church article. Many of my Church books came this day. I was buying the "cheaper" stuff mostly horror, crime, SOTI stuff. Most people were on the superhero stuff but I have always like the "other stuff" more and I was able to get a lot more books for the buck. It isn't listed as well as the other stuff I got that day on his master list probably because he did the list after this show I'm guessing.

     

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  3. I didn't know what to post today but since I'm on a war kick and you guys seem to enjoy them, I'll list the ones I have in my bucket right now.

     

    Here is GI Joe #35. Hot good girl art cover. I like this run and have quite a few of them. They are cheap and not to hard to find. Some of them have Yardbirds stories by Dan DeCarlo as a bonus.

     

     

     

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  4. Last but not least, one of the most famous Atlas war covers...

     

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    That one always reminds me of the Baker flame thrower cover.. Do you have any other Baker war covers?

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    Yeah, I have most of the run only for the Baker Canteen Kate stories. The covers (other than this flamethrower cover) are pretty tame. I think I like the War cover is a little better. Black background really makes the flame stand out plus it's a little more detailed and gritty.

  5. Unfortunately, there were no romance comics in the "Paul" collection. I dug hard hoping there was some Baker stuff. Very little but no romance which makes sense. I love these "name" collections especially if you know what was in them. My favorite "name" collection was the "Rex Parker" collection I wrote about over in my thread. I got the whole collection of about 1,000 1948-1956 books. I pretty much bought them sight unseen. Was like opening King Tuts tomb as I turned them over in the pile! (no romance in that collection either, boys don't buy love books).

  6. With all the talk lately of "Paul" books I thought I would start a club to see whats out there.

     

     

    Here are the only two I have.

     

     

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    Yours came from Ed Robertson's buy. Did you get them from him?

    I like to trace the "lineage" on these. I know the original purchaser sold a ton of them on ebay so there are lots of the real good ones still out in "circulation"

    He sold a jaw dropping Marvel Mystery #26 before I hooked up with him.

  7. Killer stuff Bob (worship)

     

    I don't have them all scanned yet, but have some in my photobucket. I'll get some more scanned this weekend

     

    Thanks Bill! Yours aren't bad either! I've got a bunch more but will have to find some time to dig 'em out and post 'em. I need to find the ones with the coupons filled out like your Our Gang.

     

    Paging Tricolor Brian!!!