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Some recent low grade additions.

Here's some more Lily Renee, but only one page rather than a whole story.  Splash from Rangers #20.

14 hours ago, Shrevvy said:

10 page Senorita Rio by Lilly Renee.

 

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Nice to see this story all together. Some great GGA!

Mike

This is a nice Wings Comics piece signed and inscribed to Al Williamson from Bob Lubbers.

5 hours ago, Robot Man said:

Hand colored and signed.

Fight Comics 39 - Alex Blum and Matt Baker.

Irma 24, 27, 44, 47

per PM

Thanks, Mike

I'll take the Tip Top and the two Peanuts issues.

Mike

Avengers 89

You should check out the board selling rules here - http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1001627#Post1001627

You're breaking a few of them.

Mike

I think that could be a DeCarlo but I'm not certain.

 

I'm not aware of an authoritative listing of his work. I think whatever information we collectors can contribute to sites like comics.org and atlastales.com can help. For Timely, I've always seen it mentioned that he started on Jeanie and then did Millie the Model and My Friend Irma. Based on what I have in my collection, it appears that he did a good number of Nellie the Nurse stories as well but except for one credited story in Millie #18, I've never seen those mentioned.

 

Here's one of his covers on Oscar Comics #13. I can't find this documented anywhere but it's clearly representative of his early style for Timely.

 

This is DeCarlo and the girl sure looks like yours.

Mike

Does anyone know of an authoritative site with listings of DeCarlo's work? This probably doesn't exist since there's so much of it. Can often find info on comics.org, but not always and especially when it comes to all the Archie digests. Am wondering about this cover (not golden age).

Interesting to see how the gags get reused.

Since we're showing art as well as comics, here are a few Humoramas.

An incomplete, coverless Tec 31 just sold on Heritage for $2,000.

http://comics.ha.com/itm/golden-age-1938-1955-/superhero/detective-comics-31-dc-1939-condition-pr/a/121612-13342.s?type=bidnotice-tracked-endofauction

The description says that the first three wraps are missing, which is a lot of the Batman story. This seems like a lot of money for a few pages of a Batman story. Does anyone have a feel for the coverless/incomplete market?

I'm also wondering how coverless copies are priced. It seems to me that a coverless copy of Tec 31 or 33 should sell for the same as a coverless copy of Tec 30, 32 or 34. Why would I pay more for a coverless copy of a classic cover comic than a coverless copy of the issue right beside? I guess that coverless copies could sell based on how cool the splash is, but it seems to me that they sell for a percentage of the price with a cover.

Mike

This week...?

 

How about...

 

EIGHTY newly-unearthed MICRONAUTS pages?

 

 

Going to take awhile to get them organized...

Atlas Sub-Mariner 39 to complete my Atlas super-hero collection.

Bob Lubbers has been my favorite Fiction House artist for some time, but his art is hard to come by. This illustration came up on Heritage recently and I grabbed it. This was done for Al Williamson and came from his collection (according to Heritage).

Mike

Here is the framed version.

I think that I win for lowest grade.