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Donald Duck Kite Fun Book (SCE Edition) with Barks art

I won this in the Heritage auction last night. If Devil Could Talk 1950 edition

Just got this in. The 1958 version.

Was that an original owner book? I don't think you really want it if it's been around, you know? A little penicillin sprayed between the pages ought to fix things. But would that then be restoration? It could use some penicillin because it ihas some sploches on its backside.

Is this based on personal experience? Got to learn somehow

Just got this in. I collect comics that deal with vd and std.

Great choice! I'm glad you like it.

I just got this in. Boy Comics #33 Crippen ( D Copy)

Its one beautiful book

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Link to website where you can read anti communist comic Treasure Chest #2 vol. 17 and Two Faces of Communism

I knew I had it somewhere.

This is from the description of Alaska Bush Pilot CGC 9.9 that was sold by Heritage Comics. "Alaska Bush Pilot #1 (Jan Enterprises, 1959) CGC MT 9.9 Off-white to white pages. Here's a promotional comic for the collector who thought he had everything! We'd be remiss if we didn't recount this comic's backstory: the entire print run of 100 copies was found at a defunct printer's shop in Portland, Oregon, and 72 of them were water-damaged or otherwise unsalvageable. So here's one of the 28 surviving copies, and you certainly won't find one in a nicer grade! Not listed in Overstreet. CGC census 8/05: 1 in 9.9, none higher. " Alaska Bush Pilot CGC 9.9

I received this today. I have the first three books in the series now. Hoods Up #1 GGA from the book Convertible Connie Operator 25

Senate Investigation Into Juvenile Deliquency and Comic Books Booklet

Here is a web site that lists different publications that contain anti comic articles. Anti Comic Publications Website

From the Awake booklet

My last 2 items are religous items. Awake (June 22, 1983) Christian Century (October 12, 1949)

Love and Death (2nd Printing) Parade of Pleasure

Some of the things I like to collect are anti comic propoganda. If you have any please post them. The first item has to be: Seduction of the Innocent (1st print- no bibliography) Wertham gave this away at a 1953 Baptist convention. Its a general overview of SOTI.

Is This Tomorrow? Black & White Confidintal Preview

Those are the only 2 I have from the series. Is this accurate? Bookname; Publisher; Imprint/Pubnotes; SeriesBegan; SeriesEnded; FirstIssue; LastIssue; Tracking; Format; CountryCode; LanguageCode; Notes; Indexer Hoods Up; Fram Corp.; NA; 1953; 1953 (pure guesswork); 1; 6; NA; 16 page, newsprint cover; US; END; Eisner artwork, giveaway for service station owners; NA The GCD editor found #1, so he has a starting cover date. GCD still needs a cover date from #6 and the dimensions, as it looks like it is smaller than standard size. Would you mind measuring one of your copies? I'll post your scans (photos?) to get the series started -- sometimes that draws the attention of people with other issues -- but they'll probably be marked for eventually replacement because they're fuzzy. Quite an interesting and scarce series. Thanks, Jack There is no real indica for these books. It just says its published bimonthly by Fram Corp. Providence RI. Editor: Don Buckley, Associate Editor: M. M. Stoffe (only issue#2), Art Director: Will Eisner Copyright 1953 American Visuals Corp. #2 7 1/4"x 5 5/16" #3 7 1/8" x 5 1/16"

They are mostly comics with like 1 page of text. They show how to change Fram filters on different cars/offer different services to customers to make more money. Thanks. I just sent a request to GCD to add a skeleton for the series. OK for me to upload your scans? Do you have scans of the other 4 issues? Jack Those are the only 2 I have from the series.

They are mostly comics with like 1 page of text. They show how to change Fram filters on different cars/offer different services to customers to make more money.

Promotional Comics Showing How To Increase Your Sales Of Fram Auto Parts Hoods Up #2 Hoods Up #3