frozentundraguy

December 63 to Dec 63/Jan 64

November of 62 to December of 62

Tarzan #147 (5.5) off-white pages, some small creasing on spine. Asking $15

Tarzan #207 (5.0) Just off-white pages. First DC issue (they couldn't leave well enough alone ) Asking $15

Whiz Comics #88 (5.0) Cream colored pages, sharp book for 1947. Cover by C.C. Beck Asking $85 price reduce $80

Captain Marvel Adventures #130 (4.0) Subscription crease, small chunk out of right edge of book. Asking $40 Price reduced $35 Price reduced $30

Space War #7 (6.0) I have the email from the seller with his statement on the providence of this book. Asking $35 Price reduced $30 Sold to lizards2

I'm listing primarily Silver Age books today, including Space War #7 (which was in Jerry Weist's collection), Captain Marvel Adventures #130 And more. No one on the Probation list please. I prefer Pay-Pay, Money order, or personal check (14 days to clear) Selling to U.S. buyers and Canadian (will have to calculate shipping for priority mail, $14 for padded envelope with 1 to 3 books You can PM me with offers, but the first I'll take it in the thread will prevail over uncompleted offers. Shipping will be $7 via envelope or $17 for Priority Mail P.O. official box - your choice Three days for returns once books are received, buyer pays return shipping.

Thanks Mike a great contest. I know I had my share of thrills.

Thanks, I know I was pleasantly surprised at the top flight artists employed by King Comics in the mid 60's, so I may pick up a few more.

I lost out on a copy of Flash Gordon #6 last week, as bidding concluded while I was at work. This week's bid should work out better.

Sharp looking book. 9.2 and perhaps higher.

4 points my best round. Who would have thought all the books would have the same grade

The finish line is in sight, grades are in

I had my best round so far. Still not great though. I setup a range of grades for each book and then took a grade near the top for my choice. I wound up with one bulls eye and 5 points total. If I had chosen the grade at the upper limit of my range for all 5 books I would have had 2 points. My biggest miss was the Aggie Mack #8 book, which I had at 4.5.

I really have my dandruff up now. Grades are in

Batman June of 66 to Batman in Detective Comics June of 65

I was perplexed by the 'top trimmed' note on my copy of Tales To Astonish #16 as it did not look trimmed. I took several other raw copies of Atlas and Marvel books from the same time period to copare heights and TTA #16 seems to be slightly taller than those books. I then thought what if I capture the image of another graded TTA #16 and use paint to size them so the width is the same. Being careful to not distort the books, but it might have happened, I was able to place them side by side. Then I used a ruler to verify the widths were the same. I had use pixels when sizing the two copies. Sure enough the height on my graded copy is slightly less than the book I compared it to. Is this a valid way to compare books for this? I do not want to deslab mine just to make measuring easier. My copy, on the right, has more space between Thorr's arm and the spine of the book than the other copy. The comparison photo did not appear as large as I had hoped, new photo. The widths are identical but the book from the blue label slab (on the right) is longer.

even more August of 62

Woah over graded Mopsy and under graded the rest for a whopping 9 points.

August of 62 to August of 62

Just in. I see the creeping skeletal men they are prowling about the muck again they crawl in sync, and they crawl by night they know no bounds and are not very bright

My grades are in. I gave it my best shot.

sold to ThothAmon