DarrenSmith

What's the name of that fan page again? I know the one you mean but can't recall what it's called http://twistedmetal.wikia.com/wiki/Twisted_Metal_2:_The_Comic

I keep hearing that the weight limit is higher on 1st class, yet I went to USPS and cannot use it on a 14 oz package. I thought it was 15 oz. The service everyone hears about is called 'First-Class Package Service' and is not a service available to retail customers coming into a post office - you can only get this service with a commercial account through ebay, stamps.com, etc.. ** It is not the same thing as first class parcel service you are familiar with. First-Class Package Service can be opened and inspected by the post office like media mail is. There are also certain restrictions on what can be mailed at that rate. I get the option plus discounted postage rates through Paypal shipping. If you've got a Paypal account, you should try it out. What is paypal shipping? Is it a separate website? And can you purchase it to ship to a transaction done outside of payal or is it only for paypal transactions?

I keep hearing that the weight limit is higher on 1st class, yet I went to USPS and cannot use it on a 14 oz package. I thought it was 15 oz. The service everyone hears about is called 'First-Class Package Service' and is not a service available to retail customers coming into a post office - you can only get this service with a commercial account through ebay, stamps.com, etc.. ** It is not the same thing as first class parcel service you are familiar with. First-Class Package Service can be opened and inspected by the post office like media mail is. There are also certain restrictions on what can be mailed at that rate.

FYI: That's no exactly true. I heard ebay offers that option, but If you walk into a post office and try to mail 13oz or higher package first class is not available to you and you must pay the priority mail rate.

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Bo Hogg, Is Hollywood Comics remainder comics with a new cover or something different? Thanks

I think it would complicate the storyline of Captain America #1 if Bucky was reading the same book with the story itself as he would know about the menacing shadow behind him Action 7 was still 1938 so it was the only title being published then with Superheros in it. I always liked the Richie Rich cover where he's reading comics out of his safe.

I logged in to mention the panel in the Pep Morgan's story Action Comics was also a bondage panel. Thanks for posting the photos.

Two people are reading Action Comics in Action Comics #7. One is a villain in the Pep Morgan story and the second person is reading a copy when Zantara comes up to him.

Great short series!

they give you a monkey?! That's amazing, maybe illegal also. Does anyone know if this was true? I know those adds we're exaggerated back then but still... I want a monkey. Train it to grade my comics. The picture is small, but five Cs could be Cactus, Chair, Carpet, Cage, Cat (I think that might be a cat on the chair) Can't tell what the thing is on the bottom right, but probably another C word. Did they have different puzzles over time or is this a one shot deal?

Yep, $100 in 1945 is almost $1,300 now. Not too hard to see why those bonds are hard to come today - plenty of incentive to trade them in. Actually, the bond was worth less then face value when issued in 1945 - it would take ten years to reach that value. It also earned interest until 1985. (40 years worth) The Bonds are only redeemable to the person on the bond. A quick ebay search for "series E bond" comes up with several unredeemed ones during the WWII years.

Didn't Gertrude ever turn her book in for a bond? I guess not. These aren't mine someone in Canada owns them. From what I understand is they are still redeemable, but only at face value as they are non-interest bearing.

As soon as I saw these today I thought of this thread. I have never seen these before so I thought some of you would be interested in seeing them too.

Did you Photoshop that or was that Rosetta Stone actually printed in a comic? That seemed pretty easy. I guess I don't need my decoder for some things. What about this one? Shoes are rationed so take care of yours dont kick stones or walk in puddles.

Did you Photoshop that or was that Rosetta Stone actually printed in a comic?

Atom's code is a Caesar Cipher. Cracking by hand I get: The Earth is invaded by underground people Good job Darren! The original decoder was filled with Greek letters but I guess it isn't anymore complicated. Below is an advertisement for the JJSA, a decoder set for "Wonder Woman" and a message from Wonder Woman 9. Decoder is from the DC Vault, WW scan picked up on line. Decoder was apparently owned by Billy Zeel from Beaverton, MI. The decoder seems to be built to be turned, but if that is so the wheel is set correctly to decode that message. It would be interesting to see another coded message, coded by someone other than Wonder Woman to see if the wheel works or needs to be set differently (by rotation)

I never heard of that character. Apparently he was one of those poor university scientists who turned to crime to increase his income. Here are a few extra pages of All Star 50 that I found on the internet. Unfortunately my decoder only works on the messages with Greek letters. Atom's code is a Caesar Cipher. Cracking by hand I get: The Earth is invaded by underground people

Gene Autry #48 Red Ryder #51 (next to the John Wayne) Ghost Rider #3 (7th comic book from the right) I have identified all the comics on the bottom row up to the man's coat. (There are actually two rows, but the other row only has one inch of the cover showing) The comics on the bottom row from right to left are: John Wayne #8 Red Ryder #51 Cowgirl Romances #4 Long Bow #1 Teen-age Romances #16 The Texan #14 Ghost Rider #3 King of the Bad Men of Deadwood (Avon) oneshot Famous Gangsters #1 Captain and the Kids #21 Gene Autry #48 Goofy #42 (Standard) The Chief #2 (Dell) The rack behind the man has two columns of comics the titles in the rack are: Column 1 - Column 2 -------------- --------------- Rangers Comics - Pancho Villa (Avon) Famous Stars - Peter Rabbit (Avon) GI Joe - True Movie and Television #3 Lil Abner - Dear Beatrice Fairfax Kid Cowboy - Durango Kid Real Life Comics - Ozark Western Hearts - Straight Arrow Movie Love - Fight Wild Bill Elliot - King Comics Bill West - Wambi Jungle Boy Famous Funnies - Kathy Thrilling Romances - Indians Rex Allen - B-Bar-B Riders Charlie McCarthy #6 - Jungle Comics Amazing Adventures #1 - Supermouse #11

Gene Autry #48 Red Ryder #51 (next to the John Wayne) Ghost Rider #3 (7th comic book from the right)

Gene Autry #48 Red Ryder #51 (next to the John Wayne)

Gene Autry #48

Anyone know why this image isn't showing up? Is there a bug in the board software that won't take a URL this long? Don't know either but here it is - Thanks Scrooge. I just noticed there is another Mickey Mouse Magazine #1 on the left edge that I didn't notice before.

Anyone know why this image isn't showing up? Is there a bug in the board software that won't take a URL this long?

Here is a newstand photo I found that has Mickey Mouse Magazine #1 in it.