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Cobbledclam

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  1. One of the greats. Viva Las Vegas and Bye Bye Birdie showcased what a gorgeous, vivacious lady Ann Margaret was.
  2. I like romance comics that showcase women that look like Jane Russell,Elizabeth Tay!or and Ann Margaret. What do you have with images such as those. I'm not an expert on knowing all of the interiors and such. I will attempt to get some research done and try to get a list.
  3. Actually it was 10, 12, 15, 25, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, etc. not counting the variant price anomaly. I'm speaking primarily about DC which went from .15 to .25 for around a year, but gave you an additional 16 pages of golden age, early silver and sometimes never before printed stories for your extra dime. Marvel went from .15 cents to .25 cents which lasted only a month or two. But, you got an additional 16 pages of new original storyline. I guess they figured that was kind of hectic and costly because they were at twenty cents before you could shake a yellow lamb's tail!
  4. Jeff from Washington had an amazing selection of tough old books to choose from. His former partner Cloud 9 owner Ken Dyber was walking the floor shopping like there was no tomorrow purchasing amazing books for his store. Ted Van Liew from Superworld and wife Lisa were as nice as can be and easy to deal with. Every golden age dealer there was on their A game, and the same goes for the collectors as well. Bravo chaps and lassies! Spunky o' righty then Mr O'Neil! Beans up!
  5. Another wonderful show. Some very impressive displays of vintage comics. I enjoyed the meet and greet on Saturday and it would be nice if it could be extended by another hour or so. Not everyone lives in the area and traffic is almost always hell trying to get to that part southern California. I drove almost 400 miles and the last eighty took as long as the first three hundred. Concerning the long lines for CGC, I believe that a numbered ticket system as with DMV or such, is a good suggestion. It not only frees up congestion at their area, but allows people to roam the show and potentially spend more money. Beneficial to both collectors and dealers. Any chance of extending Sundays closing time by an hour or so? Once again more potential dollars and books trading hands. Thanks again and have a nice day!