Gnasher

Hi Andre, Welcome to the boards. It looks very high grade but for a more accurate assessment of the grade it need to come out of the bag. Investment in fine cotton gloves will help. Thanks

Flash #114 & Green Lantern #1... #115.... #2 And together in GL #13

So, what's going to win? Witch's magic? Alien's ray gun?....

To job done.....

Firstly, welcome to the boards. Secondly, can you provide a full on shot of front and back covers out of the bag, please. You'll find some tips here...

Respect for that. A true collector

Just looking at the covers on that cover, just has my total admiration. Not just Infantino, but all those guys put in a lot of hours and hard work in for our entertainment. Thanks for sharing that, John

You're a gem mate!

Have you been drinking!? I seriously did laugh out loud to that, and still am.

I di like a risk taker, well done Are you sending it off to CGC for grading at all? Would be nice to see how it pans out.

Good in the UK!

Great find John, nice price too!

Thanks FF. Next stop, complete my set of Action Comics

Bought solely for the cover....

Cap'n Storm arrived on Saturday, pretty solid low/midgrade copies of #'s 12 & 14 finishes the series for me! Little bit of tape pull on #14

Looks around the 7.0 range, main problem are the top corners, and one , or three spine ticks, nice book though

And last. I should have known something was wrong when the vicar asked us to retire to our respective corners. and at the sound of the bell........ She was a titled lady, two Lonsdale Belts to her name...

And no, I haven't read it Maurice! Nice cover though.

Charlton Comics from what I can gather, had their hiatus for advertising around the mid 60s ..... Like most things Charlton they liked to get most for their buck, mention all titles for the genre and focus on one , or two particular issues.... From 1965... 1966.... And 1967....

Here's one for the war guys. In fact here another one, this time from 1966, the B&W full page inner cover promo ad. for OAAW #169

I don't know if the link above killed the thread, or just lack of interest, but I'd like to try and kick-start this thread again to see if we get any fresh response on it. DC probably had the best publicity dept at the time and produced some little gems. Marvel/Atlas didn't seem to get into house ad until the mid Silver Age, and other publishers could be hit and miss in self promotion, but like Silver says in the original post, they did drive us crazy for more, and they were a handy reference too! This one interested me because it came at the cusp of DC raising their prices from 10 cents to 12, so the price is left blank. Meanwhile, over at Marvel in 1962....

I told you we should have used the speedboat!

Mrs. Gnasher on our wedding day!

I'm good at 7.0. Very Nice book too