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I really like those Jim Aparo Bronze Age covers! (thumbs u

My thinking too!

Interesting! With the exception of perhaps a Harvey or two, I remember precisely which comics I had as a kid, and often precisely where I bought them if I didn't acquire them through trade. And so what did you conclude?

Wow! Fabulous score! I wish I could find DCs from 1959 in that kind of condition at the local comic shop. Where was this?

Here's a great cover now following the two previous shameful ones:

Yes. I've always thought Lana was hot too.

Okay. But you're right. It is an ugly cover:

Those Harvey Giants were nice! Here are scans of five more of my Harvey Felix comics:

It's seldomnly displayed or seen.

The tree is back to full glory! It wasn't the motor that was burned out but just the transformer, and our next door neighbour still had her transformer even though she pitched her tree two years ago. Great luck that!!

Here are scans of the next four:

I've always been a fan of Shari Lewis and her puppet characters with my two favourites being Wing Ding and Charlie Horse. Here are some pictures of Shari and friends: And here she is with Ed Sullivan and Topo Gigio: Here are some shots of my Shari Lewis and Friends thermos: And here are a couple of photos of my Shari Lewis & Friends Colorforms set:

Here are scans of my Howdy Doody comics: 13 20 22

So did I. I still remember how powerfully excited I felt when I first saw that copy of Brave & the Bold 50 that fall day in 1963 at the newstand of Les' Variety on Wortley Road.

Here then are scans of four more of my Spooky comics:

What a dream find! Unfortunately it was made by people who could not have cared less for the comics. Sad how that's the way things always seem to work. What a buffoon! Why don't you post the shop's name? The proprietor deserves the public embarassment. You bet it was! Congratulations! (thumbs u

A few more scans:

And Adventure 315 mimiced the layout of Jimmy Olsen 53. My copies;

I don't have a good one either. I think that's a demand scarce issue.

Mmmmm! I really like the Neal Adams' cover to #75! Here are scans of the next three then:

Here then are scans of the next five: Northland copy I particularly like the covers to #72 and #73.

Here are scans of some of my early Spooky comics:

Agggghhhhh!!!! My fault, my fault! I miscounted. And I was even wondering yesterday evening when and where the war cover was supposed to show up in this thread. I wasn't into the war comics as a kid because I regarded WWII as ancient history. I am now though since they're just so well done, and I badly need Brave & the Bold 52 for my collection. Here they are:

Cool! Now you can send in for Joe Weider's muscle building course! Joe helped turn Arnold Schwarzenegger into Mr. Olympia you know. It's not too late!

Alright!