Frisco Larson

I know that I've posted this 7.0 American edition here before, but it's the Mexican edition that I recently purchased which has me posting it again for comparison. I am also posting inside front & back cover pics plus the centerfold pic. Looking through copies from other countries is like being in an old, familiar house …. and discovering a room you didn't know about!! 

Great books and group shot! MT is a title I mean to work on and never get around to. I upgraded my #93 in 2018 and am sending my #97 (purchased back in about 2014) off to CGC shortly, but otherwise haven’t chipped away at this title much. 

based on my experience, the hardest one from 101-134 to find in 9.0 or higher--been after an upgrade for years, it seems.

Mexican edition of F.F. 40

Mexican edition of F.F. 43     P.S. I folded that corner back just fine  

cool, jimmy!

Later than I typically collect this run, but it's a favorite Bill Everett cover, so I needed it. Mexican edition of Strange Tales 148

Mexican edition of Strange Tales 134.

Mexican edition of Strange Tales 132

And now for something a little ….. different. Mexican edition of Strange Tales 131.

As I stated in another thread, I have since had this graded & it's now a blue label 3.5.

I guess I haven't posted this here. Sorry about the glare. I need to have a picture day. 

This is an INCREDIBLE pedigree copy Gotham Kid!!!! GREAT pages too!!! Well done Sir!!!

Well, that's all 48 of them.
I'm DONE!!!


 
Next, we must pressure CGC to change their labeling practice and stop calling these 48 books "D.C. Comics".
I want to see some slabs where the label says "All-American Publications"! 
We need an energetic intern (unpaid, of course)   

I was going to stop here for the evening, but there are only 3 more books to go...Wonder Woman...so let's finish this off!
The first AA-logo issue:

...and, the last one, from Nov. 1945

I actually love the fact that "Yamaa" kept writing his/her name on this copy: