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58 was also my 11th pick. It was close between 56 and 58. I gave 56 the nod just because I'm a sucker for a line-up of women in progressive stages of x-ray-ification.

Hi Jeremy. Here are my top 10 classic covers (limited to ones I own): 2, 5, 10, 11, 13, 14, 19, 35, 39, 56. It is rivet-heavy.

Nice one! Share an interior shot? The WEIRD-ist page you can find?

I think the GA is so awesome because: it allows me to make new desktop backgrounds like this: The only problem is that it's really distracting me from getting my work done!

AKA, a comedy touchdown.

I love the smell of GA comics in the morning.

Thanks Batman_Fan! When it comes to taste, you take top honors!!

Thanks Gino! ...how seamlessly you cropped out the label on that Weird!! Let's just say I learned the hard way.

What a great thread. So many impressive books, the mind reels. Here's my last 5. They bring me joy, and I never tire of looking at them. This could all change once I sweep up all the Berk Mystery Mens.

Wow. Those colors are absolutely unbelievable!

Great stuff. Majestic. I didn't know it came in a size 7.0. (I'm waiting to receive my lower grade copy, though it's a copy nevertheless! Of which there ain't many in any kind of grade.)

S-M, in my opinion you hit it out of the park with this one! Just like the guy on the cover is about to hit that monster guy out of the jungle!

Perhaps we'll be seeing the 9.4/Fantastic #3 in your sig line then! The price has been holding nice and steady for the last 24 hours.

So many threads, I'm always 5 threads behind... That sig line of yours has never looked so compact! The lady in Science 2 obviously didn't make the cut.

Hey, how about that Red Seal Comics lurking behind the spider?

That's a great cover! Let me know when you find that upgrade.

Aptly put!

It could easily be argued that one reason for the popularity of Planet Comics is that many of the covers are so good, they're all classics. Maybe not all, but many. (The only problem I have with designating #65-70 as classics is that except for the astonishing covers, the interiors were all reprints; so yes, the covers are classics, but the books as a whole don't complete me ). Another way to define "classic" would be to include the books with covers (or interior art) by key artists: Eisner, Fine, Fletcher Hanks, Renee, Baker, Ingels, others. And of all the stories, I think Mysta of the Moon and Futura were among the better drawn and better written GGA stories, so I'd give a nod to their first appearances (#35 and #43) as classics. In addition to the ones you listed (#2, 5, 8, 17, 18, 19, 33, 35, 45, 58, 59, 65, 66, 70, & 72), I would say that #10, 11, 12, 14, 24, 28, 36, 39, 44, 48, 52, 55, and 56 make me drool. And that's just when I'm taking my anti-drool medication!

I think if you read between the lines, what Gino is saying is: he's going full court press for A-Man 22 and Wonder #1$!*&#%@*!!

I'm with these guys. That Jungle 11 is truly awesome!!! Those colors! Those teeth! And Fantomah...

Yeah, I really don't get it. Why feed the fire on Day 1? There's plenty of time, like, in the last 3 minutes of the auction, to get in a bid. I understand a tracking bid of 10-50 bucks, but much beyond that, it just seems like so much artificial (though all too real) price escalation. I think that Mitch the Guru would agree on this. Anyhow, I guess it's nice to know that as of Day 1, I'm already WAY out of the running on Fantastic 3. Unless... ...

Yes, but only one straw! to be shared between the winner and the underbidder.

I tell ya, they're asleep at wheel, those guys! The Yancy Street Gang could do a better job!

Sqeggs, sorry to break the news, but you know there's no actual Slurpee in those cups.

Certainly not among us diehard boardies!!!!!!! As for the rest of the world,