Bunky Brian

Note the amazing facial resemblence to Billy P, (thumbs u Luv you Bill Bunk

Wowers, I have not seen that copy live anywhere, very nice (thumbs u

Wowzers, a beaut

#36 has always been a favorite of mine too! Have no idea who owns the Church, but I'm sure it's one sharp book! I have the Cosmic Aeroplane copy....VF+ oh and here is the Church copy ("double slash") of 37 Data noted in my super secret file on who owns what Church Centaur

I love me some Buttock Centaurs

#36 has always been a favorite of mine too! Have no idea who owns the Church, but I'm sure it's one sharp book! I have the Cosmic Aeroplane copy....VF+ Well of course you have the Cosmic copy, as is, what don't you have? Sweet book Jon, really sweet, I needs me a copy of this book

Thanks Brian. Your sharp #37 made me pull out my mini-run to check them out! They are just too cool. My #37 is not as nice are your Pinnacle Hill, but I'm happy to have it! Jeff, Your 36 looks like a pretty book and one of my personal favs Anbody, know who has the Church copy?

Thanks for the compliment. Coming from you it's high praise indeed! But compared to many here I'm a newbie, and until I get one of those Mad Ming covers I'm just a novice. come on Mr. Boot, I seen your posts around these parts, Many 1930's cool books you have ! Very impressive stuff, and many differant genres.

Nice pick up! How about another Mad Ming BUMP with the surrounding issues to keep this one company? Jeff, sweet Mings

Mr. Boot hats off you you, Mr. Advanced Collector,

Stunning, BTW, were prices on Adventure Church a little softer, than thought, this time around with Heritage? Curious, B

Quite Stunning Steve, some day...

You should have asked him to pencil a nice Church code on the Fawcett to make you feel better. Why not? He's done it to other books. Roy, bringing the cheese, I also heard he and some Geppi guy marked up bunch a books to look like and sell off as Church copies,

Bingo. I also think that as time has gone by he realizes that those two particular books will have much more of an aura surrounding them as long as they remain unslabbed. The speculation about grade and value will continue to be fodder for new chat-board threads, convention discussions, and collector's fantasies until the moment the books are graded and/or sold. All of the talk adds to the perceived value in the long run. I would bet that the three million dollar books all hit those prices exactly because Dave's books have not been graded. I couldn't agree more. The mystique of the books unslabbed is fascinating . It would be cool to see a 9.4 or 9.6 on them someday. When I look at Eric Roberts AF15 in that grade, I get woozy! By the way, I met the dentist in Baltimore and he was carrying a box of GA with him. I asked him if I could look at them and were they for sale but he refered me to his ad in Overstreet and walked away. Strange and unfriendly but conventions are a busy place with lots of people to see when you have a box of top of the line comics. bb And a dentist, hmmmm, makes sense to me,

The almighty Dr Keith, Luv you brother, Bunky Bri

Thanks Peter, Rumor has it, I might be holding a beauty of a AMF#1 in SD this year,

Hey Jerry, what grade you put on that thar book, Jerry

Atlas comics in general seem more adult oriented than their DC counterparts. Just a scan of covers will confirm that. Atlas put out some great stuff. Don't know about Avon but some Fox comics have just horrible artwork. Admittedly, that's somewhat of a generalization. Covers are often cool but interior work is lacking I am not sure why Timely is considered more adult. The covers remind me of Crime Does Not Pay because they tend to be more violent. DC tended to have more horsey covers but I like horses. ME westerns are my favorite. I liked Straight Arrow and Ghost Rider and usually buy books with stories that feature those characters. Frazetta covers on westerns are really nice to have too.

So bringing this thread back to where it belongs, with a nice favorite Mad Ming,BUMP

My knob is a glorius purple bule shine to it,

Now this is what funny books are all about,

OMG sorry to come in late, but is any of these for sale? Get to the back of the line......

OMG sorry to come in late, but is any of these for sale?