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Pep Comics #47 Captain Commando Story splash:

And, I just bought this one today!

Here's another strange yet bizzare cover! This one just in too! This is the nicest copy of this book I've seen pretty much...

This is Zip Comics #27 from 1942. I've owned a couple of these in the past, but never anything this nice!

The last one and these next 2 are all from 1941...

Sup fellas! These just in!

These just in! So cool I had to post this here and in another forum...!

Back cover...

This just in! One of my holy grails from the Strange Adventure runs. Bought this as a VG; I think it's a tad better than that, don't you?

Just bought this book today!

Payette's the best GA dealer overall, period.

These are fantastic please post more of these!

Which ones are left?

And now I own this one!

Nice book! I used to own this copy...

I would like to purchase that and have you send it to Darthdiesel on my behalf. PM me if you could, thanks! Shawn

I can't believe no one has mentioned this. In SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, in the scene where Andy locks the guard in the bathroom, the guard is reading an "Archie's Pal Jughead" #9.

What's the error? PM me with it if you don't want to give it away.. (Is this not the 5th Superman cover?) Shawn

Yeah Terrible copy. I wish I'd never have such a low grade copy of any of my books Great books guys. I do like the Plastic Man 24 quite a bit. Methinks he was referring to issue #102...

Uhm, it should be http://www.jamespayettecomics.com/

How about a nice Comet story from Pep Comics #3, March 1940? Note the comet was totally ripped off by the X-Men, but that's besides the point. This is a controversial story in which the Comet gets hypnotized and KILLS police officers! Enjoy guys....

If we're going Super Duck, let's not forget Jolly Jingles (formerly Jackpot Comics) #12!

Side note on the Archie #40. When I was 12 (1985) my Mom took me to a yard sale. They had several hundred Archies from about 1965-1980, and were selling them for .10 a piece. Our family didn't have a lot of money, but my sweet mother bought me FORTY DOLLARS WORTH! To be 12 and have 400 Archies you've never read was like sensory overload. Well, the people at that house brought out a really beat up copy of Archie #40, which I'd never seen anything like at that time. They told us it wasn't for sale! To this day I still have all 400 books and would not sell them - my kids will be reading them someday! Fast forward to 2001-2002. I was collecting Archie #1-100, and had every issue but #40 (on purpose). My mom was dying of cancer, and before she passed I showed her the #40 I had just purchased that completed the #1-100 set, and told her how much she meant to me. To me, there will never be any replacement for Archie Comics and I slipped an Archie #110 (The "Mama's Boy" Cover) in her casket with her. Mom was a Katy Keene fan as a child, and used to get big stacks of them in the 50's for a dime. Archies are the part of me that are pure and perfect, and remind me of much simpler times in my life. I love you all! Shawn

Actually, any posts in this thread make me happy. Sometimes it feels like just me, the wind and the tumbleweeds Ok 143ksk! I'll get some stuff up here!