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1 hour ago, Scrooge said:
A little sad to see them again as Fujitani passed away at 99 on September 6th.
I met him long ago at SDCC and purchased a few OA strips from him, Truly one of the underrated greats of the Golden Age.
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Love those Fuje painted covers, thanks for posting them.
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To me, MF 52 - 56 are one of the most iconic mini-runs in comics. My MF 54 and MF 55 are two of the most cherished books in my collection.
I used to own the Church copy of MF 56, unfortunately I haven’t been able to find a replacement (even restored would be fine) after all these years.
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Stellar books!
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23 minutes ago, dylanthekid said:
....we should start a thread by pigeon carrier
No need, you’ve already gone down the rabbit hole.
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Jay, I’ve had the Jungle 15 for such a long time I just can’t recall where it came from.
Cant really see it in the photo, but “Larson” is erased on her upper right leg.
Yes, the colors are even more amazing in person!
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1 minute ago, Joshua33 said:
@Funnybooks got that speed game on point.
I’ve heard that ComicCav has been mentoring him.
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5 minutes ago, Robot Man said:
NEVER judge a book by it's cover. You should have looked...
True - in my defense, I already had the issues that the seller listed as the interiors, and I’m certainly not going to pay big bucks for the Comedy Carnival cover!
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The seller (Terry) also had a Comedy Carnival which he said was all Baker inside (it had a PR and TAR), but I didn’t look to confirm (FYI).
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I PM’d with another boardie and he asked the same question. While at the show yesterday, my email to another expert before buying the book went astray, and the miscommunication was my fault.
Tough book, but not Baker.
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I really enjoyed the show today, felt great to attend a convention.
Many thanks to an involved.
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3 hours ago, TerrysComics said:
Yes! Your 95% off sale is too good to resist.
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13 hours ago, lou_fine said:
Must have missed these two listings, but where were they being offered and what were the grades on them?
Mystery Men 7 definitely appears to be a real toughie since the highest graded copy to date is the Church copy at an un-Church like grade of only CGC 8.0, while it looks like your CGC 4.0 graded copy is the second highest graded copy so far. Not sure if you will be able to find a higher graded copy anytime soon, especially since it appears the the Larson copy is listed as having a clipped coupon out of the back cover.
The Larson MM 7 is my book, and that’s correct (I love it just the same ).
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19 hours ago, mstrange said:
A Top 5 EC for me too, it has everything going for it.
This issue used to be a sleeper (as compared to some of the other classic/gruesome EC covers), but no more - the sleeper has awakened!
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Posted · Edited by sacentaur
You have a good memory, yes I still have the Church NA 24. It has a 1” bottom spine split otherwise is NM+.
I purchased the book raw from Harley in a package deal that also included the super-tough Adv 36 (that later CGC’d 5.5, Big Apple copy), Adv 38 in CGC 9.4 (purple/cleaned), and a raw Adv 39 (Big Apple copy) that has amateur color touch on the cover. The fact that the NA 24 had the 1” spine split made it “affordable”, relatively speaking.
In the same grouping was the Church NA 20; it was beautiful but was priced to the moon, and the cover wasn’t a favorite, so I passed. I do regret not biting the bullet and picking it up simply because the book was subsequently stolen (and hasn’t been seen since, to my knowledge).
Anyway, mega congratulations to Peter; his collecting prowess of these rare DC books is unmatched.