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Kudos to Dale Roberts for a great bunch of Silver Age comics. Thanks!

These are the highest graded of their respective issue numbers and they're not to ever be surpassed as George Tuska is no longer with us. The Iron Man #5 is the first Iron Man George Tuska drew in the series and the highest graded (the nest highest is an 8.0) The #11 is the only SS of this issue number, and 8.0 (a 8.5 before it was cracked open and signed) hence also the highest. May you R.I.P. Mr Tuska.

A very nice copy of a book that is hard to find in decent shape! Congrads Bill, that's a keeper! Bob

Thanks guys. Yes it was a nice present. I should have 3 more beauties to post in a few months

And another one bites the dust! Wonder Woman #13 "D" copy. I purchased it raw (a previous owner had cracked it out) and I had it slabbed. It got a .5 bump in grade from when it was slabbed for Heritage

One in Heritage this Sunday link

And a splendid grey-tone cover to boot! Congratulations (thumbs u

Happy to have finally found one of these in decent shape

Thanks Renaldo (thumbs u

Yep! Thanks in part to the help of a certain boardie

Just won this last night in the ComicConnect auction - another Wonder Woman "D" copy

(thumbs u IT'S A REGULAR LOVE FEST HERE <3

Kudos to mstrange. for some great early Nick Fury's Kudos to Palamas and innocuous for some major acquisitions done with total professionalism and absolute confidence. Take it from me you can trust these guys, they have tons of integrity. Bob

So I guess there's still hope

This is a hard act to to follow, but my humble submission: WW #12 "D" copy, thanks in part to Steve of World Wide Comics

I wonder why CGC doesn't list pedigree books in the census like where are the comics from the gaps in the series of Wonder Woman "D" copies Heritage sold back in 2006.

True, but was the pedigree even recognized back in 2002 when the book was slabbed? Heritage broke the collection in 2006, isn't it possible this book was slabbed before CGC recognized the pedigree? I heard that some "D" copies were released to the market before the entire collection was discovered and assigned a pedigree. That said, I needed an upgrade anyway, but if it turned out to be a lost Crippen how cool would that be.

This upgrade just arrived. Slabbed in 2002, It has a prominent "D" in the upper left corner. I'm hoping it's a "D" copy, but I have only one other book with a D that looks like this one, so I'm not sure Maybe CGC can help me to determine this Anyway, the book . . .

Gee - can I get my own pedigree too! The Bob-a-loo Collection

Just got this back, a great example of Susan Ciccone's mastery, performed on an ailing copy of "All Star #2" with scotch tape that literally fused with the paper on the front and back cover. Before After Just a wonderful job!

Kudos to comix4fun for 2 great Swamp Things Amazing packaging, a perfect transaction. Thanks again Bob-a-loo!

+1 yeah skypinkblu

This topic needs a little spark Saw this in Heritage's auction archive - how fun is this - Wonder Woman Ashcan!