Assorted GA & SA Romance Type Books Now on eBay

[QuasarComics]

Hello everyone,

 

I've posted a decent group of neat romance related comics on ebay:

 

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Here's the list and yes, some of my descriptions are repetitive. :-)

 

CANDY #1 (1947) Sexy GGA Teen Gustavson Art!

CANDY #2 (1947) Sexy GGA Teen Gustavson Art!

CANDY #3 (1948) Sexy GGA and crazy teen fun!

CANDY #5 (1948) Sexy GGA and crazy teen fun!

CANDY #7 (1948) Sexy GGA and crazy teen fun!

CANDY #9 (1949) Sexy GGA and crazy teen fun!

CANDY #17 (1950) Sexy GGA and crazy teen fun!

CANDY #27 (1952) Sexy GGA and crazy teen fun!

CANDY #59 (1956) GGA and crazy teen fun!

 

DIXIE DUGAN #1 (1942) Scarce book, FN- nice!!

DIXIE DUGAN #2 (1942) Scarce book, FVF WOW!

DIXIE DUGAN #3 (1943) Scarce book, sharp VGF!

DIXIE DUGAN #5 (1946) FVF fresh & beautiful!!

DIXIE DUGAN #7 (1947) FN, fresh & beautiful!!

DIXIE DUGAN #9 (1948) VF, another beauty! WOW

DIXIE DUGAN #10 (1948) VFNM 9.0 or better WOW

DIXIE DUGAN #12 (1949) Sharp fresh book, WOW!

DIXIE DUGAN #13 (1949) FN+, nice book, WOW!

 

DIXIE DUGAN #1 (1952) VF- Beautiful book WOW!

DIXIE DUGAN #2 (1952) VF- Beautiful book WOW!

 

HAUNTED LOVE #1 (1973) Scarce horror romance!

 

I LOVE YOU #17 (1958) VF- 68 pager! Nice book

I LOVE YOU #38, 64, 68, 69 (1960s) Nice books

 

ROMANTIC STORY #32, 36, 39 (1956-58) Pretty!

ROMANTIC STORY #84, 87, 99 all VF+ or better!

 

SECRETS OF LOVE & MARRIAGE #8 (1958) 68 Pages

 

SECRETS OF YOUNG BRIDES #12 (1959) VFNM 9.0!!

 

SOAP OPERA LOVE #2 VF Very hard to find book

 

TIPPY'S FRIENDS GO-GO AND ANIMAL #3 (1967) VF

 

Excelsior,

 

Bruce

 

[Darthdiesel]

Paging Greggy...to the marketplace forum....Greggy to the marketplace forum...

[drbanner]

Tough book...and very cool. Wonder why Marvel didn't try their hand at the gothic romance genre in the early Bronze Age like DC and Charlton did?

 

[QuasarComics]

Yeah, I think Haunted Love is tough too, I will probably regret selling it when all is said and done.

 

Charlton had a lot of great "genre" books that the average Marvel and DC reader of the day (and today too!) ignored. I don't know, I always liked them, even if the art on some was a bit stiff.

 

I still enjoy the original Charlton E-Man and Dooms Day+1 runs, for example, as well as The Many Ghost of Dr Graves.

 

- Bruce

[habib-migration]

Actually, Marvel did have a Magazine out in 1975 that lasted two issues called Gothic Tales of Romance. It was mostly stories w/illustrations (from what I remember). If I run accross either of my copies I will post a scan.