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41 minutes ago, rjpb said:

GINGER #10

VG- white pages.

$45

Take it!

23 minutes ago, PopKulture said:

Goofy action games from the 60's:

Mouse trap from Santa was a favorite at my house!

Oh, it’s in there too. Love it just as much. Not a bad book in the run!

Hey Johnny, ain't I a  too?

Lookie what the mail man brought me this morning courtesy of a cool boardie? Love these Kilroys and Cookies!

3 hours ago, Johnny545 said:

Haunt of Fear 17 ow/w pages asking $139 solid copy, but for some staple oxidation

 

I'll take it!

From the same guy I got Uncle Scrooge #1-40 in two volumes

1 hour ago, Ricksneatstuff said:

That’s pretty cool man. A bound four color volume?

Just all the Barks Donal Ducks in two volumes. A great way to read them. I have read them many times.

On 11/16/2017 at 3:57 PM, Ricksneatstuff said:

Happy to upgrade my favorite duck book of all 

 

Love that one Rick. Here is the only copy I have now.

Any love for Mr. Cole's humor books? These Holiday books are all awsome.

1 hour ago, eccomic said:

Anybody familiar with this book?

 

Stunning cover GGA graphic. Not my copy unfortunately

I am aware of it but have very seldom seen a copy. I'd grab it in a heartbeat if I had the chance. It is a digest humor book.

Dark Mysteries #19

Well, here is the one everybody wants. I wish mine was a little better shape, but for what I paid for it, I think I can live with it...

It is a classic book and character. But being a person who once owned one and read it several times, I don't consider it a classic "must have" book. I would also put Green Lantern in that camp. I have never owned a Dectective #27 though. That would be a keeper. I also had More Fun #52 and 53. I sold them when I bought my first house. I really miss them as I love the darkness that is the Spectre as much as the Batman.

22 hours ago, lou_fine said:

Based upon my experience, I don't see a problem with bringing in creators/artists and celebrities to this show.

The major problem and a key one at that, is for the show promoters to being in half decent comic book dealers with vintage comic books for collectors to buy.  After all, this is supposedly a comic book convention, and I doubt the comic book collectors will continue to pay top dollar to go to a show that has virtually no comic books dealers present. 

It is call a "Fan Expo" NOT a "Comic Con". So, in all fairness to the promoters, I would not expect to see a whole lot of vintage comics there. I would always, check the exhibitor list on their website to determine if it was worth my attending as a comic collector. Doesn't look like a comic book centric show.

6 minutes ago, jhm said:

I only have a couple planets, but love the bubble covers... was happy to see a nice high grade come up and couldn't resist over paying 

That is an awsome book. Probably well worth "over paying" for. Congrats!

Wow! I bought a copy in about 3.0 by today's standards at the 1975 SDCC for $350. I sold it for $750. a few years later. Boy, was I thrilled...

2 hours ago, frozentundraguy said:

 

That must be practically one of a kind item!  Do you know if it was ever in use as a casino game?

I was told that it was used in foreign military bases. It is current use at my "junk pile" Only one I know of...

Dark Mysteries #18

Another great "skeleton's revenge" cover. Kind of EC like.

Here's something you don't see every day, or ever...

For those who like old sports stuff, check out my edited post on page 2...

6 hours ago, Brewcrewfan77 said:

I collect Autographed photos, cards, signed balls, old auction catalogs, bobble heads, game used bats.  And my prized posessions a game used BJ Surhoff glove and a Milwaukee County Stadium wooden seat.

 

I also collect old gas station signs and oil cans.  And as a music lover I grab all the Rockabilly I can on vinyl.  Love the look my 5 year old nephew gives me when he asks to go downstairs and play records.  He fascinated by it.

We must be brothers from another mother. I also dabble in "petroliana" I sold off most of my collection when I moved but still buy and sell it when I can find it at flea markets and estate sales. I like all kinds of old advertising items as well.

I also play guitar in a blues/rock-a-billy band. Lots of rock-a-billy action out here in SO CA. Always fun to walk around in the parking lot and see all the '50's hot rods when we do a gig. 

Dark Mysteries #16, #17