Frisco Larson

Thanks brother, as do I!!!!

Sorry Jack, tried to cover a mistake.

Fawcett to Fawcett.

"M" stamp on Crippen pedigree to "S" stamp on Rockford pedigree of same.

Billy's birthdate stamp on America's Greatest Comics #4 to random "M" stamp on Crippen copy of same.

Great grab Gino!!! One of MANY that I've seen with that ink stamp!

Boston Peds are nice ones too Billy Boy!!!

That's a seriously awesome run of books, capped off by that fantastic Everett sketch!!! I can't stop looking at it!!! Well done!!!!

Fiction House front to Fiction House front.

Time Master to Tomorrow Man.

I think it's a sleeper, a book that we'll look back on in a half dozen years and wonder why we didn't lock down a few high grade copies when they were dirt cheap. It's one of those bonus books that has stayed under the radar. With no film appearance as yet to draw attention to Silver Age Subby books, it's lost in the middle of the superhero portion of a long running title. Might be a good time to grab a nice one and wait. My 2c.

I'd say that the top issue looks faded by my eye. Look at the green and orange.

WoW, that IS a pretty stark contrast!!!

Yeah, I just checked eBay and they all looked like blue water and sky to me, of course each with some degree of fading, but I didn't see anything that I would've called gray.

I actually don't know, but I think I've seen mostly blue color on this particular issue. I guess a quick eBay search might shed some light. My Mexican Publication copy has blue as well.

Great book, one that I'm looking for!!!

Sheena front to Sheena ….. er ….. back?!?!!!!

Ok, I know this doesn't technically belong here, BUT it DOES reprint a Silver Age classic AND the cover is completely different from the original issue and was drawn specifically for this issue!

Green Goblin!!!

My under copy which I really like too.

SO happy to have grabbed this one!!!

Nicely done Billy Boy!!! I've got pics of some of mine, but only the graded ones. I like the ones with completely different covers, ones that are only featured on the Marvel Tales issues. Those extend into the Bronze Age, which I'm guessing that you don't collect.

Giant-Man already grown to showing the process.