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I agree! It's the comic that matters to me and not any sort of "pedigree".

I love those Mary Jane and Sniffles comics!

Here's a scan of my earliest Bugs Bunny comic:

Four more of my Spike and Tyke comics: 20 22 24

My Green Lantern comics with Tomar-Re on the cover:

To perhaps my very favourite grey tone:

Has anyone here ever heard of DC File copies? Or Marvel, Archie or Charlton for that matter? I've only heard of Dell, EC and the Diamond Galleries Harvey File copies. The latter though weren't sold with any attribution by Diamond.

DC's teaser "situation" covers are still preferable to Marvel's "carnival barker" style covers.

River City? Says CGC "A collection of primarily '50s comics that mainly represented the horror and sci-fi genres, it is rumored to have contained as many as 4,000 books.... Stored in a shed in California, most copies bear a grease pencil distributor mark on the cover...." A shed in California wouldn't be among my most favoured places to store comics. Pity. What's the page quality and how white/bright are the back covers?

Here are scans of my earliest Atom comics:

File copies? I've never heard of DC File copies.

To the Shark!

With Lady Blackhawk gone bad!

Here are four more of my Warfront comics then:

These horsies may be a bit strange but they still make the cut: (Sorry for the washed out scan.)

Not every kitty is Bruce Gordon's friend:

I prefer black cats myself:

Yet another Showcase:

Yes but wolves are welcome here.

Speaking of an eye:

I was questioning whether it was the same Ka-Zar but now I see that the Ka-Zar pulp magazine was edited by Martin Goodman meaning the connection was firm.

Why does the Fawcett name appear on Archie comics from this time period?

Brave and the Bold was an exceptionally bad title when it came to jerk covers:

My Northland Sea Devils: NM- NM- NM

Four more of my Adventures of the Fly comics: 15 16 Bethlehem copy 17 18