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Thx! These are great for GA in larger size mylars too (WWII-era books) and Gerber has stopped offering magazine size in acid-free, due to lack of demand, they said.

Underground guys, where in the sales forums is the best spot to list undergrounds for sale? I bought an eclectic estate collection of over 1,000 total books last year, and about 50 of them are a neat little underground subset. Very cool stuff, but not my collecting focus so it's read and release for me. Thanks!

And can I put a plug in for Kubert's Hawkman as well?

Black coffee, shot of espresso! Waitaminit...I wish that weren't so true...

#154 beginning of my favorite Avengers run, #154-177...

Wings 14 to wings on his ankles #14

You would be missed here.

I want a copy of this book, and there's always plenty on the bay, but it seems no two have the right edge cut in exactly the same place, so I'm making myself nuts about pulling the trigger on one.

Thank you, kind sir! I get a lot out of connecting with everyone here, so thank you. Just trying to hold up my end and give back too.

Yes; I'm especially embarassed having not mentioned Gary earlier...so while we're at it, let's not forget one of our own, Gary's top editor, Pat Calhoun.

Underappreciated Archie Comics one-shot

Can't remember if I have posted anything in this thread before, but it needs a boost, so...

Boarding a flight to parachuting out of one

You sure did!

Thank you; I thought that was just me (connectivity issues or somesuch)

Ah , I understand.

Well-said! I certainly would not overlook Weist; sorry about that one! But there are so many who moved the hobby forward through the years among the ranks of collectors, dealers, etc. I tried to leave the pros aside, but what do you do about creators who got their start as major players in the fan/fanzine movement??? Roy Thomas? Wendy Pini, mother of cosplay? Also, who are the dealers who are credited with coining the term GGA? I don't want to name the wrong person; not sure if my memory is attributing correctly. And maybe Robert Bell and the buyers of his collection (understatement, I realize), Dolgoff and the Koch brothers?

Viking on ice to Viking on ice

You wouldn't happen to have that Fantagraphics reprint, in order to post those images, would you, kind sir?

Wertham makes sense to me, as do all your nominees...and I forgot Phil Seuling...

I don't know who I would supplant, but. I'll mention Don and Maggie Thompson and their CBG, and Edgar Church for his iconic collection and all its downstream implications.

Transposed Man to T-Man

Boys Ranch #6, pg 12 - Kirby/Meskin and/or Robinson

Coffin to coffin

I'm trying to find the thread where it was mentioned, but someone mentioned in another thread a new site, hostimg.org or Imghost.org or somesuch; I am trying to find it.