telerites

Latest round of purchases. Not much of a condition freak. I like to read the books without them falling apart in my hands or lose a $1,000. on if I bump a corner! Enjoy.

 

very fun looking little group

I love the diversity of that shot.

Got these back yesterday

Here are a couple of new decapitation covers...

 

 

 

GE

Great stuff, Dino

Here's a scarce book; there are only 8 in the census. CGC Noted that it is the first Jack Kirby Thor.

Very nice

Adventure #66.

 

As much as I love Barks, I really love Burnley, especially the Starman covers. Plus it's the Church copy.

 

 

+1

+2!

+3 yup, adventure for me too. now if only I can decide between the MF 52 or the tec 27 . for investment reasons, i'll go with the tec. but as a collector, i'd want the MF, mainly due to the unrestored factor.

+4

I forgot to post this one - last one for real this time. I love this run of books. It is Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics - the first 15. Some great Bill Everett art. I just got three of these back from CGC so getting closer to a complete slabbed set.

Still looking for a #13 to finish this run out

Wow, Andy and Jeff, those are fantastic...I love the pictures...

 

 

each of you collect the books I have always loved...so many fantastic covers and colors...

 

 

Thanks Sharon.

So today I hit one full shortbox of gold and atom age books and I decided to take pics of my whole collection. Four years ago I didn't own a single golden age book, and now I have these. Thanks to everyone here for helping me along, especially Centaurman and Adamstrange!

 

Some awesome books. Love the LB Cole books (Mask #1 and #2 ) plus Frazetta, Fine, Schomburg....- GA is the greatest

 

Thanks. Let me know when you get sick of those Everett Astonishings and early Nationals.

Thanks Andy - I love those covers - Eisner, Fine, Crandall - some great covers in that series.

So today I hit one full shortbox of gold and atom age books and I decided to take pics of my whole collection. Four years ago I didn't own a single golden age book, and now I have these. Thanks to everyone here for helping me along, especially Centaurman and Adamstrange!

Some awesome books. Love the LB Cole books (Mask #1 and #2 ) plus Frazetta, Fine, Schomburg....- GA is the greatest

Thanks for the comments. Even though my raw books are easier to get to - I still need to put them in some organized order. That will be on my to-do list. At some point, I want to break into my "comic vault" (which encompasses three closets, under two beds, under desks, in cabinets, etc. of SA and BA books plus comic memorabilia from the 1970s. Someday I'll get to that...

One last slabbed group shot that borders on the SA but it is the only post 1950 character that I collect - Captain Comet. I want to put together a run of Strange Adventures with him on the cover. A few other DC sci-fi thrown in for good measure.

One of my favorites - Quality Uncle Sam Covers

Some LB Cole Goodness...

And some Atlas...

A few others - Cheslers, Fox, Centaurs, etc.

More Nedors...

My woefully feeble Timely slabs...

Some group shots of some of the books...

America's Best Comics

I decided to try to put semblance of order to my GA slabbed books. They were scattered throughout my house (basically where I could find room for a box). Titles were ordered, well you get the idea. My raw books are actually more in order than the slabs. So for the slabbed books, after pulling everything out, this is where I started.

its time for two new books to choose from, dont you all think?

 

Both just sold for $2,150 in the latest Heritage auction. Which would you choose?

 

 

Amazing Spider-Man #219 CGC 9.9 - guides for $12 in Overstreet

 

Vault of Horror #13 CGC 9.6 Gaines File Copy - guides for $1675

in this forum

Tec for me also.

And this is a tougher, later issue Weird Comics # 18.

 

That one is very cool

Kudos and thanks to Kelly (kelhot) for the nifty Black Terror #20. Shipped it quickly and securely (extremely well packed) (thumbs u

Thanks again

Jeff

All-Star #3 for me but it is close.

 

I love this thread - another cool pic.

 

The caption should read:

 

"A young Chuck Rozanski sitting at his make-shift desk, contemplating a future selling Near Mint books (such as those pictured), glass pottery and growing a pony-tail."

I love this thread - another cool pic.

Oh my goodness! We got two boxes from comic link today. So I come bearing some of the best of what we got!

 

I was elated to get this comic. This has always been one of my favorite covers.

rather beat up for a 3.0, but c'est la vie!

Great haul.