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I know there are more I will have to dig to find them, but here is the USPS First Day of Issue Action Comics #1 both issues one with cancelation stamp and postage stamp, the other the error with no stamp.

And with that i think it is time to call it a night.

Now that the elephant in the room has been addressed.

For sake of the topic, does this one get a premium?

Wait they reopened this thread?

That and one of these.

Another interesting note on that special was that it set legal precedent on censorship. George was pretty elated to have his name in the history books for acquiring this achievement.

Well now it is.

I too have held back some of the George Carlin stuff as I really liked it.Really liked a lot of his stuff. Remember the George Carlin Show? Also funny how a lot of those 7 words can now be said on TV.

He died in 2008..

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Well thanks for the "Heads" up.. They did remove my post and acquired a warning + point for George Carlin.

That's some new technology there.. mine was more along the lines of Console Stereo and TVs, Beta Max , UHF , and this bad boy..

Its Sissy, Missy, Chrissy, and Justice! But yes Adamantium is correct.

Glad I am not the only one who saw Donnie Darko and YES! The Evil Dead! Who doesn't want to make Love Bug the Bruce Campbell Way!

But then again... just the though of this... Has me like.

Why yes it is, and I would agree!

Well I though the best way to settle this was let the experts decide.

We are splitting hairs here. Which side do you land on?

Shouldn't someone be paging Buzzetta or Kav?

Guess since the Newsstand thread got closed the post counts had to go somewhere.. Not a hair in the world...

I would agree that it is what should be the case with the Newton Rings and it very well may have been. I can only state what I observed. To me the hair appeared to be against the book and that the air was between the inner and outer case. I know that is not the way that these Rings should appear or that air should just get trapped between the two layers with out something separating them, but in this case it was the way it presented. It really looked as though the inner sheet had been warped or was misaligned creating these areas of Newton Rings. I will definitely concede that I could be wrong, but it was also the first time I had a hair that size and that bad of a case of Newton Rings appear.

Agree with this as it was my first thought. Definitely any 11, that said I know there are several books that have been chased , but are now assumed never produced. Right off the top of my head. Adventures of Superman #499 second print. Action Comics #683 third print And several gaps in the DC Universe Logo search that has been going on for years. The ones that there have been no copies found yet are : Action Comics # 685,687-694,711,716,717,719-721 Adventures Superman # 500-507, 523,533,534 Animaniacs # 3, 8, 11-14,17 Aquaman # 2,10-20 Azrael # 17,18,21 Batman # 513,525,528,530 Batman Annual #14-19 Batman Adventures # 19-32, 34 Batman & Robin Adventures # 2,5,6 Batman: Shadow of the Bat # 26-28,31-34,36,37,39-47,50,51 Catwoman # 8,10,14,16,20-30,33-35 Detective Comics # 692,693 Flash # 103,105-108,111-113 Green Lantern #37-46,57,60,69,71-74,78 Guy Gardner # 18-25 Impulse #4-9,11-13 Justice League International # 64-66 Justice League of America # 70-83, 94, 96,100-106 , 109-111 Justice League Task Force # 8-16, 18, 21, 24-31 Legionnaires # 11,13,15,17,18,20,23,24,27,28,30-32 Looney Tunes # 7, 9-11 Power of Shazam # 5-11,13-15,18 Robin #10, 22 -24 , 26, 29 Robin Annual #1 Steel #16, 18-22, 25-27,30 Superboy #10, 17-19, 21,22,25-28 ,31 Supergirl (1996) #1 Superman # 75-76, 78-84 ,107, 110-112 Superman Annual # 7 Superman Man Steel # 21-28, 39, 51, 54-56 Superman: The Man Of Tomorrow # 2-4 Wonder Woman # 83 , 94, 99, 100, 102- 105