Frisco Larson

Kirby to Kirby.

Another from the blurry pic sessions. Must've been a rough day.

Blurry pic, sorry about that.

Another from that group.

Another with a helpful arrival date.

Probably not something that comes to mind, but these were published around the same time as their American counterparts.

Golf club to billy club

War with the Newts to at war with a snake.

I agree completely! It's such a treat to see such a well preserved book that just managed to survive in the wild like that for so long. It really doesn't happen that often, especially with straight white pages.

No argument HERE Joe! I'll tell ya, going thru boxes (still have more to go thru) has shown me that not having a want list over the years has caused me to buy several multiples of some early Marvels. Not entirely a BAD thing, as we all know how money can be frittered away on nonsense, but turning that loot into funny books, well …. it's just a happy discovery finding what I've found. Another upside is that I'm helping a buddy fill in some holes in his Marvel runs and pretty much for what I've paid for them. Win win as I see it.

Aww thanks guys @sagii @MusterMark Sidelined with a minor injury left me free too bounce around the census vs. books that I already had pics of on my laptop. It was quite an educating experience as to what's been certified a lot and what's not been certified much at all.

That's CRAZY nice, especially for not being a pedigree!!!

3 against 3.

Soldier facing you with a gun to soldier facing you with a gun & pointing it AT you! Also, War to War.

2 heroes vs. 1 villain to 2 heroes vs. 1 villain.

Is this one an Ohio Copy Billy Boy? Not saying everything with a "C" and a penciled arrival date IS an Ohio, but that IS the common code on Ohio's. Really nice paper is also something commonly found in that pedigree. Just letting ya know brother!