Robot Man

Buck Rogers pin sold to srezvan Thank you sir!

OK, quit hanging around and give me a leg up! (somebody had to say it...)

I see your " little head" and raise you two. Such a tough one to find!

I only have one of those anymore. Kept it when I broke up my collection because I really liked it.

Nice score! Either that one or #35 is my favorite. I love it so much, I paid up for a real nice one. I saw the original art at SDCC once. Just floored me. If I had it, it would have to go in the "junk room" my wife would have a fit if I hung it up any where else. (not that I will ever have that problem)...

Here you go, pre-"Riverdale"...

SOLD! Last one, I promise... 1940’s Bugs Bunny Looney Tunes subscription premium Pinback Button. A few tiny, light foxing spots at top and bottom o/w nice shape $30. With free postage!

1937 Little Orphan Annie brass Decoder Badge with original pin. Great Art Deco design! $25. With free postage! VERY Cool and VERY Cheap! Think of wearing this to your next Comic Con? Now where else but in a Robot Man sales thread would stuff like this turn up for sale on these boards?

SOLD! OK, just two more I found sitting on my desk... 1940’s Buck Rogers Satellite Pioneers Badge. Given out by Sylvania Light Bulbs I think. $25. With free postage!

Probably not but thought I'd ask... Anybody looking for early MAD Magazines? Like issues in the #32-70 numbers. I have most of them including more than one copy of each in varying grades and will post them at good discounts if there is any interest. Let me know. Also have some oddball pre-Mad and early MAD ripoff "stuff" like this if anyone is interested...

I love how Rick just "finds" stuff like this just "laying around" and decides to make our hearts skip a beat everyday...

Well, it's a bit slow over here in Mixed. Must be RicksNeatStuff has sucked away everyone (including mine's) money. So this might be a thread unless I sell a few more things and get inspired to dig out some more tomorrow...

Flash Gordon 1952 Coloring Book Whitman Pubs Cool, "Day Glow" ink cover. Great space art and story 128 pages with about 30 neatly colored. Front cover neatly detached. Some kid colored Flash's eye in with pen on cover. Looks great "in the bag" WAS $15. How about 1/2 off at $8.?

SOLD! Batman 1966 Coloring Book (Batmobile cover) Watkins-Strathmore Pubs 86 pages 6 pages neatly colored 50 cents in grease pencil on cover otherwise very nice shape $25.

Batman 1966 Watkins-Strathmore Pubs Coloring Book 94 pages. About 7 very neatly colored. Little bump at top and a few small spine creases. Unusual publisher and a bit hard to find WAS $25. NOW $20. or it gets snatched up by the hungry hoards at the flea market!

SOLD! Superman Coloring Book 1965 Whitman Publishers 60 pages with still covers. VERY minor coloring on about 12 pages. Only one page fully but neatly colored. A few small bends and spine nicks. $20.

SOLD! The Golden Age of Marvel Comics #1 and #2 1997 Softcover in full color about 150 pages total Reprints tons of classic Timely tales with characters such as Capt. America and the Red Skull, Human Torch, Submariner, The Angel, The Destroyer, The Fin, The Vision, Red Raven and others. Beautiful, bright, glossy near un-red condition WAS $25 for the pair OK, how about $20 for the pair? (can be sent via Media Mail)

Just got a few more items today... Marvel Comics Re-Presents Marvel Comics #1 Hardcover Reprint with Dust Jacket 1990 This is about as close any of us will ever get to owning a copy of this historic issue. Beautiful, full color edition. Origin and first appearance of The Submariner by Bill Everett and The Human Torch by Carl Burgos. Bought new by me, read carefully once or twice and put away. WAS $25. OK, How about $20. for the first ever Marvel Comic Book?

OK, that will be it for now. Be sure to check out my other Junk thread over in mixed. I will be adding more stuff this afternoon!

Thimk #6 May 1959 This one features him and his delenquent crew including Marlon Brando and "Cluck" Clark on the cover! Spine is split at top and bottom of spine but holding well in the center. Has some waterstaining on left edge. A few tiny, edge chips and tears. Nice, supple interior paper. $20.

Thimk #4 Dec 1958 Maybe my favorite title from the imitatiors. They seemed to jump on every trend of the time. Their "mascott" was Frankenstein names Otis Dracenstein! This one features him AND Elvis on the cover. This one also offers a great T-Shirt that I would love to find!!! Cover is 3/4ths neatly split. A few small bug holes. General wear. Can be read carefully. Paper is very supple. $20.

Loco #3 Jan 1959 A real weird one. I only have #1 and #3. Maybe more issues but I've never seen any. Another John Severin cover. Has some nice Jack Davis art and other cool stuff. Missing back cover. Front cover neatly detached. Some light foxing on cover. Interior pages are bound tight and nice. WAS $8. NOW $5.

Help! #17 Feb 1963 More Kurtzman craziesness. Milton Caniff, Roth and other budding cartoonists. Nice copy. Tight and solid. Cover neatly split down from top to top staple. A few spine nicks and tiny tears. No other tears or any creases. WAS $20. NOW $15.

Help! #7 Feb 1961 Kurtzman's effort after he left MAD. A bit of a more adult "contempory" magazine. Early Gahan Wilson art. Paul Coker (from MAD), Arnold Roth and others. Covers very neatly split and detached. Otherwise, very nice with no tears, creases or missing pieces. Nice paper throughout. WAS $15. NOW $12.

Frenzy #4 Nov 1958 Artists and writers listed are folks like Rembrant, Shakespeare, Matisse, Dickens ect. Ha, ha! Not bad stuff at all though. Cover looks like Joe Simon but isn't. Covers are neatly split and detached. Foxing around edges. Small corner and edge tears. Nice interior paper and easily read. Looks good "in the bag" WAS $15. NOW $10.