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Everything posted by Frisco Larson
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As far as names for insect peeps go, Insect Man is about as self explanatory as you can get! I wonder if anyone has an appearance of Grottu handy???
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Thanks Doc! I turned focus away from TTA to concentrate on a few other runs but an offer came in and I couldn't pass on it. bc's copy is pretty snazzy too!!!
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I knew you could hang with Krang!!!
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Krang is the Thang! There might need to be a Krang Gang!!!
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It's SO funny that the topic of toys came up, as the other day, I bought THIS figure! I'm such a child ....
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LOVE this cover and am waiting for my pitch on the right copy. He sure put some work in on THIS cover!!!
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Wow, that's quite an accomplishment!!! Congratulations!!! I look forward to seeing you roll them out one at a time!!
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Thanks bc!!! Yeah, I'm already on my way down the rabbit hole. Save yourself bc .... it's too late for me .....
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You're eyes were right on the money this time Jimbo, as yup, it's a Circle 8 copy! I just checked and CGC DOES acknowledge the Circle 8 collection as a pedigree. This is what it says about the collection in the pedigree area: Circle 8 In 1992 this massive collection of 100,000 comics was discovered in a barn in Tuscon, Arizona by Greg Buls and Howard Harris. It was assembled through a used bookstore between 1955 and 1972 who discounted unsold comic books by writing a grease pencil "8" inside a circle, indicating a discount of 2 cents off the original 10 cent cover price. This practice continued as cover prices increased to 12 cents (with a grease pencil "10" written as the discount), 15 cents, and 20 cents, with an estimated 50% of the collection exhibiting the written discount. Of note, many of the highest graded horror and science fiction Atlas comics from the '50s hail from this pedigree.
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Thanks! You're spot on correct about that! I don't even collect this run, but when I see books in this high of grade and can actually afford them, I try to lock a few down. Both of those are actually tied for highest graded. Going down that particular rabbit hole will definitely require restraint on my part, as Atlas produced a TON of horror titles! Prices will usually keep me in line though.
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A pre pre-hero type of thing, but I've seen some posted here, so why not? Not the best pic but I will snap a better one once it arrives.
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Show Us Your Atlas Books - Have A Cigar
Frisco Larson replied to Silver Surfer's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Show Us Your Atlas Books - Have A Cigar
Frisco Larson replied to Silver Surfer's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Nice copy@frozentundraguy
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I only have a mid grade raw copy. If memory serves, our own @bc has a nice high grade copy though. Maybe he'll share it after seeing your post. It's a book I'm looking for as well.
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Bought this one about a half hour ago. I've been gravitating toward somewhat higher graded copies than this one is, but when the money is right ....
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