eccomic

and believe me... they are as scarce as hen's teeth...

The Brundage Family Shot: And for the Grand finale, the classic Shadow Creeping Death cover:

I forgive you Peter This thread is for ANY golden age Canadian Comics. Some of my latest acquistions

Thanks for your compliments everybody On the vertical stacks, I do NOT alternate the spines. Like Silver Surfer says, I use fullbacks and double board the books and encase each one in Super Gold Archival Mylars. My collection cannot ever hold a candle to BZs' but our collections are of an entirely different nature. I only have about 25 pulps in my personal collection. The crux of my collection however are Golden Age Canadian Whites from the second world war.

OK folks... A friend of mine, Ron Hobbs, a professional illustrator, provided a piece for the Shuster awards, commemorating the 70th anniversary of Superman. He used Teen-age Romances # 42 as a template for an original piece of art featuring Superman. He is now offering commissions, based on Baker covers, featuring characters or people of your choice for $150.00. Images will be 11" X 15" big. Contact Ron and say what you want. He will provide a sketch. Once you are happy with the sketch, Pay-pal the payment. He will finish it in ink and ship it off. Ron can be reached @ i_ron_ical@yahoo.ca. Link to Ron's website: www.ronhobbsstoryboard.webs.com/

My extensive comic room full of EC comics, original art, and Canadian Golden Age Comics ad infinitum...

WTB: WEIRD TALES OCT 1933 BRUNDAGE "BATWOMAN" COVER I am seeking a copy of this particular pulp. PM me or email me at : eccomic@rogers.com with pix and asking price. Looking for VG or better with eye appeal on the cover (ie no major creasing) Pic of what book looks like I have also posted this in the WANTED to BUY SECTION.

Thanks Ryan A better pic of my copy:

My recent acquisition and a great cover to boot. Classic Brundage and a Conan Story inside

My GRAIL pulp in my collection: EERIE TALES (Pulp) July of 1941, Volume 1 Number 1, C.K. Publishing Company, Toronto, Canada, this extremely SCARCE and rare pulp is listed in the BOOKERY'S GUIDE TO PULPS & Related Magazines as "SCARCE to RARE"

Just acquired this beauty. The CLASSIC creeping death cover of Shadow magazine My absolute favorite Pulp cover:

Is your copy NOT the Rockford Heritage Copy John?

You can reference the comic at Heritage Lot: 16615 Auction: 14041 Link: http://comics.heritageauctions.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=14041&Lot_No=16615&src=pr

Oh John I looked at the Heritage Database for past auctions and it clearly states the following verbatim: Triumph #26 Rockford pedigree (Bell Features, 1940s) CGC VG+ 4.5 Off-white to white pages.... Sold for: $217.35 (includes BP)....Ended: Apr 4, 2004 Triumph #26 Rockford pedigree (Bell Features, 1940s) CGC VG+ 4.5 Off-white to white pages. Rare Canadian comic. No listing in Overstreet. See attached pic.

Please post a scan of the book when it arrives Peter. Cheers, Stephen Lipson

I will bring the comic with me to the show and you can see it there John.

Well John, I just picked up a raw Triumph # 26 in VG condition for the paltry sum of only $115.00 USD. Good thing I held off on your $400.00 CGC 4.5 Rockford copy, EH??

Not at all. I have a VG/FINE copy and know of 2 other copies extant of which one is in the possession of Al Stoltz of Basment comics and just like myself, he aint selling his copy either. Thus FOUR copies I have seen of this book in the past 2 yrs.

This clown approched me about 4 years ago offering me one of the rare British EC comics published by Arnold in the 1950's and wanted me to trade him an early More Fun DC title, or the like, and he told me he did NOT have a scanner, so I could not see the British EC I told him to hit the road and smelled a scam..... I bet he never had the EC book and would have gladly had me ship out the early DC and of course his book would have never materialized. The one thing that stood out is how horrible his spelling was in our email correspondance, as maybe he was pretending his English was poor. What an A@@hole! Sorry for you loss Comicnut Cheers, Stephen Lipson

This is Stephen Lipson, your fellow forumite and collector of Canadian Comics. I would like to purchase Golden Age Canadian comics. To learn more about me go to the below link: http://cgi3.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=eccomiccollector PM me with anything any of the Forum Members may have for sale Cheers, Stephen Lipson

Lets see your Golden Age 1941-1946 Golden Age Canadian Comics with the glorious Black and White Interiors

My Marvel Mystery Annual