BustedFlush

Plastic Man not stretched out?

On a cover?

Too weird. Beautiful cover too.

Thanks to Crystal.

Great book, Mike. What grade do you think it is. Looks like a fantastic copy. Wouldn't mind owning it myself. Congrats!

My guess is between 6.0 and 7.0 Cream to Off White Moderate Professional restoration with all the all the work accompanying such. Trimming? The 'S' in Shuster is the most telling. The person I bought it from says she purchased it a couple of years ago at a lawn sale. That was some lawn sale!

Thanks to Crystal.

Came in yesterday.

Superman #4 from Crystal_C. Beautiful restored Golden Age goodness.

Wonderworld Comics makes my big toe shoot up in my boot.

These pics are wonderful BTW.

Dear Gator,

Why is there more sports and less comic books on your site?

Sincerely, Disenchanted

Wonderworld Comics makes my beef ball bounce.

October's 3D Tales of the Crypt and Allana's Haunted Thrills (great title) knock me out. The thought of the creator of Sub-Mariner doing all these detailed horror covers makes me want them.

Cool cover on the Zip 7. Pre-dates Biro's Crime Does Not Pay title by a couple years, too.

Steel Sterling doesn't seem to be doing much of a job here.

Two cops get plugged and the baby has a five o'clock shadow and a tommy-gun.

Regretting the sale last year of my restored Wonderworld 12, I loitered about the Heritage resales of WW and found a gem. Thanks to the previous owner for this 'never before on the boards' book. My first pre-40's book as well. Deslabbed at 5.0 with OW/W.

Deslabbed but unread as of yet.

Dear Gator,

Why does love have to be so sad?

Sincerely,

BustedFlush

Dear Gator,

What are the character's names in the hit TV show Golden Girls?

Need-to-know, BustedFlush

This cover was the smoking gun/nail in the coffin for Donald at his triple murder trial.

Wasn't this a SOTI book?

The present day composer refuses to die.

Edgar Varese

Bored!

So I whittled it down to sixteen.

Deslabbed tonight.

Fight #2 5.0 OW/W Note that '5' is in pencil twice near the original price.

Just came in today.

Zip #7 7.0 OW Total mayhem. They must of had a martini lunch to OK this carnage for a cover.

Both will hopefully be read this weekend.

Woof!

There's an assortment of hard to find Wrightson, Steranko, Ivis, and Kirby stuff in Golden/Silver/Bronze for your perusement.

Infinity #5 1973 OO Bode, Adames, Wrightson, Kaluta, Corben inter. Comes with a tip-in color poster by Wrightson Corner dings but in great condition. Hard to find with the poster.

Chandler First Print 1976 OO Large bound. Corner dings but also in great shape.

Larry Ivie’s Monsters and Heroes #2 OO VG 1967 VG

The Berni Wrightson Treasury OO FN Signed on the cover. 1975 Small ding on bottom corner.

Badtime Stories 1972 OO FN- Wrightson’s self-published anthology. Signed on contents page. Hard to find. Great condition.

In The Days Of The Mob #1 1971 FN- Corner crease top corner cover. Smaller crease bottom corner. This comes with the Dillinger Poster but alas is no longer stapled to the book! OW

Some of the details

That lousy copyright insignia cheapens the artistry of Mr. Barks.

It wasn't the Sistine Chapel by

Michelangelo

Copyright Pope Julius II Productions 1512

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William Stout Convention Books. All in great condition. Thought I'd try these out. Great artist and good fellow. Will post in the Mixed Age & Misc. hopefully today.

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #1 OO Signed 1992. 28/500

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #2 OO Signed 1993. 50/950

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #3 OO Signed twice 1994. 120/950

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #4 OO Signed twice 1995. 114/950

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #5 OO Signed twice 1998. 144/950

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #7 OO Signed twice 2000. 20/950

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #8 OO Signed twice 2001. 86/950

William Stout 50 Convention Sketches #9 OO Signed twice 2002. 71/950

The Dinosaurs Sketchbook OO Signed. 26/500

Mickey At 60 Convention Book # 2 OO Signed by Stout and Jim Steinmeyer 1996. 44/950

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