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Posts posted by Robot Man
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I collect toys and vintage robots. My avitar is my favorite robot "Chief Robot Man" made by Nomura toys in Japan. I was going to be "The Crypt Keeper" because I love EC comics so much but it was already taken. The rest is history...
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6 hours ago, lotemo said:
I love those early Millie's. To continue on with some Millie the Model, I recently picked up this Millie cover recreation by DeCarlo. It was actually commissioned by John Lucas in 1991. Lucas was one of the artists responsible for reviving the Katy Keene title in the 1980's. Lucas did the inking himself. I like how DeCarlo tweaked the layout a bit and filled out the background rather than doing an exact copy of the original. I don't recall ever seeing any original Millie art for sale by DeCarlo so I figured this was the next best thing. There's tons of the later stuff by Goldberg available but there doesn't seem to be anything by DeCarlo.
Very nice comic and even nicer art!
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6 minutes ago, goldust40 said:
Take
Down with Crime #7 sold to Golddust40. Thank you my good man a wise purchase...
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OK, that's it for this time. I will leave this thread up probably through tomorrow night and send out invoices. Thanks as always for those who have look, lurked and best of all, spend their hard earned dough here. It's always a pleasure bringing out some obscure weirdness here.
One other thing, if anyone wants to trade any of this stuff for ECs in the vgish range, I might be interested. I am working on my 3rd collection and still need a whole lot of them. Looking for any I don't have...
Robot Man, over and out!
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SOLD!
OK, whiners, guide beaters and low ballers please move on...
Down with Crime #7 Nov 1952 Fawcett Publications
Absolute classic book. One of my top 5 favorite crime books and one that is real popular here on the boards. Hot babe in her nighty reaching for a gun as a DC Sandman rip off character breaks through a window. The mood and colors on this one are fantastic!
This copy is good maybe good plus. But the bad news...it is missing the centerfold. No one I know really cares after seeing this iconic cover though. I have a nice Crowley that I paid dearly through the nose for many years ago. This is my "reader" but I can part with it. Someone else should have one of these in their collection. I have no problem keeping it...
$125. firm. Don't make me put this on Ebay...
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Annother weird one coming up...
Clyde Beaty Comics #1 1953 Commodore Publications
A fat, 84 page giant annual. Great circus art and a photo section in middle. Real weird book!!!
A flat, bright, complete copy with a square, full paper spine and light general wear. Has a small piece of of bottom back cover, a couple small edge cover tears and a piece about 1/2" x 1-1/2" off top of front cover. Some stupid kid penciled in glasses and a beard on the lion and a beard and mustache on Clyde on the cover! Supple and nice interior pages.
Be the hit of the boards when you post your new find here!
Was $25. OK how about $20.???
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All Famous Police Cases #7 Oct. 1952 Star Publications
Action packed L.B. Cole crime cover!
Lots of general wear on this one. Slightly rolled spine, numerous small edge tears and creases. Neat spine split at top of cover down to the top staple. Light, small water stain at bottom of back cover. Bugs have knawed a thin line all the way through whole book in center. Does not affect art or stories but a bummer for sure. Nice, interior paper. A cheap reader and worth it for the cool L.B. Cole cover alone...
$15.
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Just now, bounty_coder said:
LB Cole and HALLOWEEN
Frisky Fables #39 Yeah, what could be better? I miss Halloween...but I didn't get to enjoy it too much this year because my sad Dodgers were in the World Series. Sold to bounty-coder. Thank you sir!
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Strange Worlds #5 Aug 1959 Atlas/Marvel Publications
Great Kirby cover. Ditko and Sinnott stories. Cool Sci-Fi book!
Has a long, thin "subscription" crease down center of book. A tiny chip out of bottom right corner. Light spine wear. A couple tiny back cover edge tears. Book and centerfold are bound well to covers. Supple, slightly yellowed interior pages with do damage.
$60.
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Katy Keene Annual #4 1957-1958 Archie Publications
Great good girl art and pin-ups in this fat giant!
A beautiful copy for an annual. Has a few light spine bends and some very minor wear at bottom. A couple tiny creases hardly worth mentioning. Spine is square and tight with full paper. Off white, supple interior paper. Hard to find nice copies of these.
Was $80. Now $70.
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SOLD!
Frisky Fables #39 Dec-Jan 1949 Star Publications
Another outstanding L.B. Cole cover! Halloween this time. I just love these!
Has a small 1/2" x 1" lower right corner gone. Several, light bends and light wrinkles. Has a small name on back cover. This brings back great memories. I bought about 500 late 1940's/early 1950's comics from an estate sale a long time ago. This might be the only one left I have for sale. I should write it up in my junk thread...Glossy and bright. No other major tears, or creases. Book and centerfold bound well to covers. Interior paper is a bit yellowed but supple.
$40.
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Star Spangled #63 Dec 1946 DC Publications
Great under-rated Jack Kirby DC title. A great reader.
Has a piece 1/2" x 1-1/4" off upper left corner. Back cover has a large dust shadow. Cover is almost entirely and neatly split from book but still hanging on. A couple small corner creases. Centerfold is snug. Yellowed but very supple interior paper.
Was $40. Now $35. For classic GA Kirby???
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1 minute ago, JustJimN said:
Not yet but my wife is expecting a very nice gift for Christmas.
My wife is glad to see more books go than come in these days...
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3 minutes ago, JustJimN said:
Reminds me of Little Shop of Horrors.
Baffaling #19 It sure does! Sold to JustJimN again. My best customer of the thread. Running out of dough yet?
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He-Man #2 July 1954 Toby Publications
Awsome shark cover on this horror/crime/adventure short run title (only two issues)
Has a small 1/2" square piece out of right side of cover. A couple of very small edge tears and a small crease at bottom. Back cover has a neat 2" edge tear. Book and centerfold well attached to cover. Interior paper is nice and supple.
$25. for a real obscure book!
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SOLD!
Baffling Mysteries #19 Jan 1954 Ace Publishers
Terrifying man eating plant cover. Devil/Hell story. Good girl art. Nice art in this issue and no interior ads!
Has a small piece about 1/2" square off right side of cover. a few small edge chips. Neatly split at bottom of spine up to the bottom staple. Cover and centerfold bound well to covers. Nice, supple interior pages.
$35.
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SOLD!
Chaplains at War (Living Bible #3) Spring 1946 Living Bible Pubs
Classic, very sad L.B. Cole cover. The look on those service men is very haunting... Great WWII stories and art in this book.
Book is neatly detached from covers. Numerous small tears, wrinkles, creases and wear. Small piece out of back cover at top as well as front cover at top. Interior paper is yellowed, supple with no damage. A filler and priced that way.
$30.
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Strange Adventures #63 Dec 1955 DC Publications
Cool cover on this early code book!
Has some light bends and spine nicks. Bottom staple is a bit rusty. (no rust migration into book). A couple small corner creases. Some very light discoloration inside front cover. No tears or major creases. Book and centerfold bound well to covers. Interior paper is yellowed and supple.
Was $30. Now $25.
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1 minute ago, JustJimN said:
Can't resist.
Terrors of the Jungle #10 JustJimN scores another colorful L.B. Cole book. I appreciate your looking today Jim!
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