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Tomahawk 118 CGC 9.0.

A beautiful work in greens. The red letters and highlights are great additions and theme. I also include my original copy that I would love to have again. 

Tomahawk 117 

I only have a raw copy. I have included a CGC copy I had in my first collection. I do miss it.

Tomahawk 116 CGC CGC 6.5 SS.

This is a very hard issue to find in high grade. 

All Star Western 5 - CGC 9.6 OW-WP - ComicLink - classic gray tone (pixilated) cover

All Star Western 4 - CGC 9.6 OW-WP - ComicLink - note: Dog-Horse

Touched by the hands of Neal!!!!

That's awesome.

IF you know of any other copies, please share.

Peanuts 7 CGC 8.5

I actually own this book. I purchased it from Metropolis raw and had it graded. I think it has potential for a better grade. I might get brave enough to try. 

What a cover. For anyone growing up in the North, this is Winter fun in one picture. 

Four Color 1015 CGC 9.4

The third issue of the Peanuts run. This has never been a favorite cover for me but still, charming and sweet. 

Four Color 969 CGC 9.2

This would be the second issue in the 13-issue run that started in Four Color. 

Peanuts 12 CGC 9.8

Wow. I could look at this book for a very long time and never stop smiling. 

I still do not get it. We place our comic books in mylar bags and add a stiff backing board to protect them, and yet, when we sell them and package them we place the stack in the box and expose the cover side to the packing material. Why the F###???!!! Package raw comics cover to cover. Use the backing boards in the bag as the outer defense. 

Experienced, well-seasoned sellers do this. And it makes no sense. It should be a collecting "crime" to do this. There should be a list of known bad actors. 

Just an update, I was able to find and secure a different copy. 

I received this image from an anonymous source.

Thank you. When you get it in hand and can see the credits on the inside, please share. 

That is very cool. Could you tell me where it is listed that he did the colors? It is not on my master list so I just want to update. Hopefully, it is on the inside of the book.

On 11/23/2022 at 10:17 PM, AJD said:

Well, that's a very nice one to start with! Here's mine, so you can see how the other half live.

 

I got lucky. I built my first Peanuts collection before it was cool and the prices went ballistic. I have a few raw copies and this is my current high grade.

My first copy. 

It is a good cover, very dynamic and colorful. I was watching that one as well. 

The cover focuses on Superman but in a manner of an actual event, not a pose for a glamour shot (233 or 243). Its real, it fully captures the story contained inside and the story arc of the sand creature. The colors? Yes, 100%. The contrast is perfect. The colors ARE the background and for me they work wonderfully. The small sand creature image adds just enough to the cover so as not to take away from the real image, the Real hero in peril. Sadly, they included a word balloon. But of all the Adams Superman covers, this captures Superman as the Superhero alien yet vulnerable at times, making him take on a human condition of frailty and in need of help. There really is so much in this cover I could write for a longer time. 

Here is another book I bought raw from Gene. It continues to be my all-time favorite Peanuts cover.