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Robot Man

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  1. Suzie #82 Aug 1951 Awsome GGA title by the folks that brought you Archie. Maybe my favorite title from the publisher. Has a tip off top right corner. A large piece off back cover. Small, light circular stain in center. Just minor wear otherwise with nice supple interior paper and well bound to covers. $20.
  2. SOLD! The Adventures of Superman Collecting. Deluxe slip covered edition with foil Superman logo on front. Lavish 1995 limited edition put out by Russ Cochran. #2293 out of 2500 copies produced. 215 full color pages covering everything Superman. Contributors were the most serious collectors at the time such as Danny Fuchs, Harry Matesky and others. Stuff you just didn't know existed starting at the birth of the character. This is a must have book for the DC or Superman collector. Long out of print and excellent condition. WAS $75. plus either media mail or flat rate postage to be determined by the buyer. NOW $65.
  3. SOLD! Famous Fantastic Mysteries Aug 1946 Classic tortured people Skull cover! Sharp, tight copy with full paper spine. Has a small "75" in grease pencil on cover. Couple small edge tears. Tight with fresh interior pages. $25.
  4. Crusader Rabbit Four Color #805 1957 Classic 1950's TV show! A nice, solid, complete copy. A few light creases that do not break color. Some very light spotting top and bottom. No tears or missing pieces. Smooth, tight spine. Off white interior pages. WAS $25. NOW $20.
  5. Classics Illustrated #32 Lorna Doone Beautiful cover and complete contents done by Matt Baker! Tight, bright, solid complete copy. Just the most minor spine and edge wear. Cover tight to book and centerfold. Nice, fresh interior pages. WAS $45. NOW $40. For a whole book by Matt Baker?
  6. 1957 Capt. Midnight Manual and Decoder. Manual is excellent condition but was folded in half a long time ago. No color break. Decoder is missing the small red tip on end but works well. Tough to find together! WAS $75. NOW $70. Just too hard to find this cool stuff anymore...)
  7. Dollman #41 Aug 1952 Great Crandall decapitation cover, Crandall art, Torchy story. Horror content. This title was rolling on all cylinders at this point! Another real underrated title. Has a little water damage at top. A few small edge tears and tiny creases. Tight spine with book and centerfold bound well to covers. Slightly yellowed supple pages. Solid copy. WAS $65. NOW $75. Yeah, like the stock market, stuff goes up as well as down. It was pointed out to me that this was low and I agree. Fantastic book and I should be keeping it...
  8. Collectibly MAD Book. 1995 by my good friend Grant Geissman. Grant is the connsumate MAD and EC authority. He went to NY and met extensively with Bill Gaines to put this wonderful volume out. He also reached out to the biggest MADmen in the country for material including humbly yours truely. It covers EC and MAD from the beginning and before. Everything you ever want to know about the subject is covered with photos and commentary. Best book on the subject ever produced! WAS $30. "Cheap" as MAD used to say on their covers. plus either media mail or flat rate postage, buyer's choice. NOW $25.
  9. SOLD via PM Melvin the Monster #1 July 1956 (Atlas Publications) Maneely cover. Real scarce Atlas book. Their Answer to Dennis the Menace. First one I've seen Has spotting, small, tears, wrinkles and creases. Bound a little off. Complete and solid. And, did I say scarce? $15.
  10. SOLD! Underworld True Crime Stories #2 April-May 1948 One of the best crime titles. Used in Seduction of the Innocent page 95 (female electrocution panel). Full of GGA, Lingerie and graphic violence. A low grade but complete copy. Spine is rolled and flattened. There is bug and water damage down right side of book. Book is dirty but solid. Some spine tears. A filler copy and cheap for the lurid contents! $25.
  11. Tell it to the Marines #5 Nov 1952 Underrated war GGA title. Has lots of GGA as well as pin up stuff. War with a smile! Camera cover for those who collect them... Tight, clean complete copy. Has a little spine wear, a few small creases (including a long "subscription" one down center). Tiny piece out of bottom of cover. Book and centerfold still attached fairly well to covers. Nice interior pages. If I didn't have a better one, I'd keep it for sure. WAS $45. NOW $40. (Cheap date!)
  12. SOLD via PM Mickey Mouse "In the Foreign Legion" Big Little Book #1428 1940 Gottfriedson art I believe A very nice, sharp copy with full, smooth, well attached spine. A small, minor tear at bottom of back cover spine. Very light corner and edge wear. Tight, pretty copy. $45.
  13. True Sport Picture Stories V2#6 April 1944 Dixie Walker baseball cover. Part comics, part sports photos. A real nice, sharp, tight, clean complete copy. Smooth, tight spine with cover and centerfold bound tight to book. (single staple book). No tears, creases or missing pieces. Flat and bright with just minor wear. WAS $40. NOW $35.
  14. Pair of Tom Corbett Space Cadet books #6 May-July 1953 Solid, clean, tight copy. Has some long cover creases but no pieces out or tears. Cover bound tight to yellowed but plyable pages #9 Feb-April 1954 Solid, tight complete reader. Creases, tape pull? at top, pencil writing in title, some cover staining. but tight and very readable. $20. for the pair
  15. Had a little time this morning so I thought I'd pump out some more junk... Blue Beetle #26 Oct 1943 Book is detached from the single rusted staple. a small tear at spine at bottom of the dialogue box on cover. A few small, light cover water spots. Centerfold neatly detached. Yellowed, but supple interior pages. Fun reader. WAS $50. NOW $45. (For a wartime Fox? Come on...)
  16. A 20 year grail has been completed! I have wanted this pin since the first time ever saw it. One of the most colorful and graphic of all premium pins. Trouble is, it is very rare. Hake's has had only a few in all the years they have been around and it always went WAY over what I wanted to pay. A week ago, one popped up on the bay in the comic book section. I figured most of you comic book guys didn't know better or cared. So I sat there watching it sit with one bid. Last day, I punched in a HUGE number at the end and ending up getting it for a song. Gotta have patience if you collect stuff like this. So stoked!
  17. Exactly. I have quite a few ACGs. But very spotty. There are a few real good ones but the covers and stories have always left me flat. I pick them up when they turn up cheap and I don’t have them. Stars are the same way for me. Great LB Cole covers but rather weak inside other than the occasional Disbrow story. Other than those two titles, I am pretty complete PCH wise.
  18. Your wife ever go in there Mike? My wife would have a heart attack!
  19. Axmen gets the Dope Slaves. Great bargain copy, you will love it. Thank you sir!
  20. n2wdw grabs a little Junior/Sunny GGA. Thanks Mike, you will LOVE this!
  21. It don’t much more purple and pink than this. (sorry for the cross post but I love this one)..,
  22. Mailman brought me this Bernard Bailey beauty today. Funny, but I don’t think I have ever seen another one. Cool helicopter cover to boot!
  23. Welcome back Jimmers. That is one of my favorites too!
  24. I got the one I posted without the cape from a box on the ground early in the morning for $85. I couldn’t whip the money out fast enough. That being said, although cool as hell, there are plenty of them around. Several thousand unless mint and complete with the plain un-marked box seems like a stretch to me...