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IngelsFan

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  1. I fully support this key being in the Top 10
  2. Locker Planets are pretty hard to come by. Only one slabbed copy of 2-5, none of number 1. This one is my favorite, because it is the only one recolored.
  3. I just went thru some of my stuff that I’ve had vaulted for a while, and while lately I’ve been on an Atlas war tear, I pulled out the Farrells that I bought in the 90s when nobody cared about them and was impressed with 1995 me for buying up a lot of them. I had forgotten how many I have....today was a good day. Back on track, as someone that put together runs of the DC Big5 and dearly love them, my war hierarchy goes EC, then Atlas, Farrell, DC, then Ace.
  4. A similar effect is seen here on TFT 25. It isn’t faded, and the other colors are sharply struck.
  5. There was talk of TFT 23 having background cover variation but there are also those who think it is just a printing degradation. Purple vs blue seem to be tricky on EC war.
  6. Pretty sure the GFCs are all orange, which makes the yellow essentially a second print. That is also borne out by the colors on the original silver print. I love GA variants. EC only has a few (for clarification, I’m referring to domestic print runs, not foreign editions).
  7. “Civil War!” Is in red/orange on most copies (and the silver print). The variant has that in yellow.
  8. Thanks for the extra scans. That’s a little rougher than I was anticipating, though.
  9. That’s incredible. I’ve never seen an HPL issue of The National Amateur! I’ve been searching for the July, 1921 issue. That was the first publication of “The Picture in the House”.
  10. 1943 was the start of Monster Society of Evil story arc with a handful of villains that had previously fought Captain Marvel.
  11. I’ve been getting into pulps slowly over the last couple of years. Is Hubbard really heavily collected? For me that cover is the big draw; there are quite a few Popular Detectives with incredible cover art. I’m curious to see if the pulp market is as cover-driven as comic books (particularly pre-code). I know previous generations collected them for their content, but with CGC slabbing pulps I could see that shifting.