Frisco Larson

Pretty stoked about this one, a great Everett post code cover and includes a story by Wood! 

I don't have a #5 so my next book is the #6,
Highest Graded copy at this time. Lost Valley Pedigree    

Thank you for the nice words Jim! Enjoy the book!

That's truly awesome! I'm working on some of each. This pic is blurry (sorry) and I can't get to the box where it currently is easily, but I cracked this out within a day or two of it's arrival. 

Ok, now the cover for my 4000th post!!!

That's truly awesome! I'm working on some of each. This pic is blurry (sorry) and I can't get to the box where it currently is easily, but I cracked this out within a day or two of it's arrival. 

Ok, now the cover for my 4000th post!!!

I bought a Golden Age book from Adam and it arrived just as pictured and described! It was packed very securely and shipped lightning quick!! Thanks again Adam!!! 

That's truly awesome! I'm working on some of each. This pic is blurry (sorry) and I can't get to the box where it currently is easily, but I cracked this out within a day or two of it's arrival. 

Ok, now the cover for my 4000th post!!!

New kid on the block …. coming next issue!!!

7th story

mm just killer for the grade.  should fly outta here.

Done! And just 'cause ya asked nice and all, the back cover too  

I will reimburse you for shipping 

I've always loved the color combination on this issue.

Ok, now the cover for my 4000th post!!!

I've always loved the color combination on this issue.

Tec 20 - contains the first appearance of the Crimson Avenger, the first masked hero in Detective, pre-dating Batman by 7 months.
 

I have a 7 that is kinda weird.  The book is fully laminated, including all interior pages.  It weighs like two pounds.  But it appears it was fully split down spine and brittle so it is easily readable now.  Oh and the coolest part... it is signed by Joe Shuster!  Here are pics showing quite a bit of the interior.  Note the Flessel splash for the text story.  I remember one story also features a yellow peril torture scene where they lock the victim in a body cage and introduce hungry rats.  The Spy story features a great Hindenburg splash, and the disaster occurred in May of '37, so this comic was probably drawn shorty after.  And of course the Thompson machine gun cover is a favorite.  

Nice! Beyond the phenomenal covers, these interiors are comic book history. 

More detailed 'Spy' by Siegel and Shuster from Detective Comics #25:

Detective Comics #24 detailed, well inked Siegel and Shuster:

Happy  Saturday!
As the story goes, this copy was found in elderly lady home, when she retired, slipped in between the pages of a magazine and kept safe in her mementos dresser. The only comic in the house.