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Thanks for the 3 CGC copies of Conan #1. (thumbs u
Steve is a great guy to work with!
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Thank you CGC! I am now 80% done with my High Grade ASM variant set!
Only 3 of the 4 came back this week; one is old
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Kudos to Comicsarefun for fast and secure shipping of my first Four Color 386.
And thank you!
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Last post for 1 year minimum outside of the Marketplace Forums & PM's.
I seek the return of my adulthood.
Long live the Conan Comics thread.
, adulthood is overrated.
Just redefine your concept of adulthood. I love mine, it is just like being a kid, but with more money and sex.
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Why thank you! I used to have them all, and I miss them. I may have to buy them again...oh the cycle continues.
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This issue also included the first Conan story, "The Phoenix on the Sword."
Do you have any udercopies for sale?
Thats seriously the best copy I have ever seen. Judging by the front cover what I can see, I would bet there are none nicer.
I agree, if those Weird Tales are real, they are worth a fortune. Looks like they were printed yesterday.
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For those who might be interested, I just posted the third installment of my REH pulp collecting series:
Just read part 3 and 4. Nice work!
Agreed, very good read. Thanks for posting it.
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What did the original owner do with the cover?
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I have thought seriously about chucking it all and diving in to amass the Horror Pulp collection of all time...But then I think if I die in a car crash or something I will be remembered as the guy who had all the awful magazines of women being given blood transfusions from monkeys (and such).
...not to mention my wife...
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My latest acquisition.
WEIRD TALES SEPT 1932
FIRST MARGARET BRUNDAGE COVER
very nice!
I'll second that!!
And I will make it three... (thumbs u
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Scrooge, that Love Story may be the most lame Pulp I have ever seen...
Just aweful, it pains me that it exists and it pains me more to know that you have it in your collection.
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Finally got my Oct 33 Magic Carpet and here is the high res scan as promised:
Well done sir!
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What do you guys think of this book. I am considering purchasing this in grade for $250.00 USD. is that a good price?
Brundage- Allen St John cover collaberation
Do any boardies own a copy of this book?
I think it has an INCREDIBLE cover.
Sounds like a good buy to me if the condition is solid. Make you sure you post it here full size when you get it!
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This thread needs BRUNDAGE!!!!
What is the year on this one?
That is November 1936. Don't you just love the high heels and the cat?
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This thread needs BRUNDAGE!!!!
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Kudos to Comisarefun for 3 sweet Bronze Age Marvel comics. All 3 were graded accurately and well packed! Thanks Tom!
I do make myself so special if I say so myself
Thanks right back at you!
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Some formularies that have come to mind. I'm sober, as usual.
1000's of years of Civilization to ultimately fall to its older but idle antecedent Barbarism.
The Civilized Man as vessel for a legion of lifetimes, harkening back to his barbaric self during reverie, isolation, narcotics, trance.
Manifold Identity like the avatars on a message board.
Getting parlous now. No worries though. At best I have an audience of six readers in this thread & my only troll is greggy.
A generation sufficient passage of time for savagery to reemerge, dominant.
Time & self simultaneously telescoped & foreshortened.
Naive notions of progress undercut by lost primeval wisdom.
The complex made simple and vice versa.
The diagram isn't a circle nor a pair of lines converging in the distance, but looping folds sandwiched tight into infinite layers of instantaneous strata.
"Wheels within wheels in a spiral array? A patern so grand and complex?"
"Time after time we lose sight of the way?. Our causes can't see their effects?"
I think all REH fans have to love Rush on some level.
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Big Comics-Are-Fun thread this weekend...starting afternoon today sometime (pacific) and going though tomorrow. Most items 50% or more off Overstreet as usual.
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Another Comics-Are-Fun big time fun sales thread tomorrow. Estimated start time 10 am Pacific.
Heavy Silver age, with some bronze keys. A good mix for everyone I think.
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What # WT was the first conan in again?
That's Dec. 1932. Phoenix on the Sword. Actually a rejected Kull story with minor changes.
March 1933 "The Tower of the Elephant" may better be described as the fist "true" Conan, where REH really gets a fix on who and what Conan is to become.
Though actually the "Frost Giant's Daughter" and "The God in the Bowl" were written before Tower, just not published in Weird Tales.
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The balance of the collection (112 books) has been sold via PM
Nice set!
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BIg, big, big kudos to Thomas aka ComicsAreFun for the sweet copies of Werewolf By Night #32 33. The man should teach a course on how to pack comics!
Thanks for the nice comment! The USPS is run by ComicGrinder (if you catch my meaning).
Thanks for the buy and enjoy the comics!
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Ah to be a young man in the 1930's with all the horror and sci-fi dreams of a more simple time.....
I'll pound you to a "Pulp" if you don't show off yours!
in Pulp Magazines
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SWEET!
You selling?