Frisco Larson

Hands full to hands full

While some of those could be upgraded for sure (and eventually WILL be with certified copies), those copies of 3, 6 & 7 are my original copies from when I first got back into collecting in the early 90s, back when you had to rely on whatever turned up in town.

Due to a few pick-ups this week, I've completed a little block with modest copies.

Star chested fighter staying above the water to star chested fighter in deep water.

Fantastic Four #40 La Prensa Pub.

The Haunted Tank to "Get that Tank!"

Uncanny Tales #40 La Prensa Pub.

Two of my very favorite of the run!!!

Ghost to Ghost

A beauty!!! Does this copy have that famous Kodak store stamp on the back cover or was that from an earlier time period?

Very cool!!! Not being familiar with much DC Silver Age, I've never seen either copy before! Nice pair!!!

Thanks Billy Boy! I couldn't believe I still needed so many! Fillin' in nicely now, but still need more. The middle grade area has offered forth some great deals!!!

Close to a flame girl to close to the edge girl.

Just one of the many things I dig about these boards!!! Every month I see stuff I don't recall ever seeing ... and as I age, my memory will get weaker, which means it'll increase to every WEEK I'll see things I don't recall seeing!

Oh, I understand it being selected as the start of the Silver Age, it's just that it happened before I was involved in the back issue market, so I was unaware if it was Overstreet or a group of established dealers and collectors who deemed it such. SO Ricky, when you fired up the time machine, didja have time to drive your old white pick up on your trip or didja just have to grab the book and scoot?

Most people consider this the start of the Silver Age although I'm not certain who made that declaration.