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juniperpt

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  • Comic Collecting Interests
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    Retired Professional Engineer
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  6. juniperpt
    Great find, but how did FDR get in there? 😀
  7. juniperpt
    Unique storylines and imaginative covers. Something you could always expect from TOTU.
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  9. juniperpt
    That big fly made me think of the 1950's sci-fi movie "Them!".
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  12. juniperpt
    Maybe inspiration for Gene Roddenberry’s character; the green skinned seductive dancer Orion Marta in the Star Trek episode " Whom Gods Destroy " (1969)?
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  15. juniperpt
    Nice find! I always enjoyed DC’s science fiction and fantasy. The writers had great imaginations.
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    Not sure. Will follow up on this. Thanks!
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  21. juniperpt
    Third DC posting for tonight. FC shows some wear and chiping along the top and bottom edges. Right edge shows some color loss maybe due to foxing? FC corners are blunted. BC is dirty and the BR corner shows a fold. Thanks for looking, comments and grades!
  22. juniperpt
    Second up is my favorite comic theme, War. I don't know how they came up with the idea of WWII fighting prehistoric dinosaurs, but it works. FC has some long creases along the spine at the top and corner folds at the BR. BC is surprizingly cleaner than most of my comics, given the way my comics were first put away for storage some 50 years ago. Also bottom center of BC there is a 3/4 to 1 inch tear. Thank you for your comments and grades!
  23. juniperpt
    Posting three DCs tonight starting with this one. FC has some spine stresses, blunt corners and the white isn't as clean as I would like. On the other hand the FC has a nice glossy look to it. Back cover shows some foxing? As always appreciate your comments and grades!
  24. juniperpt
    Last one for tonight. This was my last HOF as I stopped buying and reading comics around this time. Most of my HOM were from '66-'68. This issue is showing some spine creases, blunt corners, a crease in the FCTR. Small tears around the staples, but the cover is intact. BC is dirty or has foxing, or both. Also on BC, a small ink spot or pen ink to the left of the spaceship. Thanks for looking and grading!
  25. juniperpt
    Second up. Spine is well worn, crease in the FCBR, and a small bullet hole in his left arm. Actually a printing error, not a stain. And some serious page fanning as seen from the BC image. Thanks in advance for your comments and grades!
  26. juniperpt
    A couple of Marvels and a DC for tonight's submission. First up. Some bends in the corners, FCTR and FCBR. BC not as white as I would like. Otherwise intact with tight spine. Thank you for your comments and grades!
  27. juniperpt
    Would a pressing clean up the fanned pages and correctly set the off cetered spine? Thanks!
  28. juniperpt
    Yes, upon closer inspection it is a tear. Good eyes!
  29. juniperpt
    Yes, Dr Loveless played by Michael Dunn. And Victor Buono as Count Manzeppi. Great villains!