GreatCaesarsGhost

Not that I’m nosy or anything. . . Why did you reholder? Were the cases dinged up? Or did you want to replace the microchamber paper? Or were you looking for a reholder review? reason I ask is I just picked up a book that had been certified in 2004, and I’m wondering if I should reholder in a way, I like the old certification because books weren’t getting pressed back then, but I’ve heard some of the older capsules aren’t as good as the ones now

Mail call!

Wait a minute. So this 4.0 blue label used to be a 6.0 purple? Somebody scraped the color touch off? And who is this Silveracre?

Gator is busting some Flintstone chops here

That is tragic

Check this out! The Nazis tried to create their own Super Soldier!! https://apple.news/An8xkypvTSvaQI1jsPjr28w I’m no fan of Fox News, but this caught my eye

Or maybe a subscription crease. Did they have those back then?

Your book looks like it was the top book on a stack that was held together by a piece of twine

You wuz robbed on the PQ now . . . Show us the slab!

4.5 OW/W

Very nice page quality. The book looks to have a high state of preservation. Even a nice inscription from the creator! I'm guessing you aren't Sid? Have you gotten the grade back from CGC yet?

That’s a big ‘un

Well its not in either Amazing Mystery Funnies Volumes 2 #3 or #9. Those are the only ones I have. Skyrocket doesn't appear in #9. He does appear in #3, but its not your story

Brain Bats of Venus is still a great read!!

The kids that did are now spending eternity in the fiery pits below . . .

What a beautiful book, woowoo! A true stunner!

When I hear stories like this, I am reminded that there are many Boardies here who operate on a level with which I am wholly unfamiliar.

Hey Wayne-Tec. To your question immediately above, I predict $25k. To your question above, NO I DON"T have a picture of me holding them both. What is wrong with me. I'll have to fix that My favorite of the 2 changes day by day. I'd say 6 out of 10 views, the nod goes to Bat 1. The other 4 out of 10 goes to Cap 1.

Cat, I love you like a brother, but I thought the writing was poignant. To me it spoke of a war weary nation turning their attention away from a horror story, and getting on with their business of surviving. They needed the morale boost brought by these heroes, but once the cloud was lifted, Americans found they no longer needed the crutch. And so the heroes got left behind without so much as a thank you. Like Andy's toys when Andy left for college in Toy Story. To me, that's all the author is trying to say. Turns out, even though the young readers seemed to have discarded their heroes, they never truly forgot, and came back.

We smell a rat . . .

And I’ll relieve you of your inferior undercopy