This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!! 35 35

[Randall Ries]

5 hours ago, EC Star&Bar said:

Something you may already know - when DC published the 1985 Deadman series reprinting the Adams issues (7 on Baxter paper), they released a really nice retailers' poster, with original SA covers' art in the background.  It would complement your books nicely.  Not easy to find.  I couldn't convince my retailer to sell his copy to me back then.

I didn't know that. 1985 was a while ago. I imagine the poster is fairly scarce now.

[Randall Ries]

6 hours ago, NP_Gresham said:

Congraulations on reaching your collecting goal!

So what will you work on next?

Here's the first few I got although not Bronze Age:

[rfhbv100]

green label, but cheap

[NP_Gresham]

I suppose I should slab this, but there is plenty to be said for pristine books in Mylar

 

[Gnasher]

Something to read, sellers' images...

[Morganmi]

Just Got these in the mail.

[Sandflea]

Just arrived today 

[telerites]

[Morganmi]

Some Kirby Love.

 

Edited July 19, 2020 by Morganmi

[ChrispyC66]

2 hours ago, Morganmi said:

Some Kirby Love.

 

I also have all three of these beauties!

[Frisco Larson]

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[telerites]

[Morganmi]

[Brian48]

7 hours ago, Morganmi said:

Nice.  That was the very first DD book I ever bought off the stands as a kid.  Remember it distinctly as I thought the Gladiator had one of the coolest costumes I've ever seen at the time.

[Morganmi]

18 minutes ago, Brian48 said:

Nice.  That was the very first DD book I ever bought off the stands as a kid.  Remember it distinctly as I thought the Gladiator had one of the coolest costumes I've ever seen at the time.

Yea man, I remember thinking he was a total badass with the chainmail pants spiked sleeves and rotating sawblade fists when I was 7 or 8. Now I'm like, what a hot mess of a costume that is. Someone call the fashion police. Lol

[Randall Ries]

11 hours ago, Morganmi said:

Yea man, I remember thinking he was a total badass with the chainmail pants spiked sleeves and rotating sawblade fists when I was 7 or 8. Now I'm like, what a hot mess of a costume that is. Someone call the fashion police. Lol

That's true. What exactly powered those blades? Solar?

It makes me think that all anyone really needed to defend themselves against Wolverine was a thickly knitted sweater.

"Who 'er YOU, Bub?"
"I am Cable-Knit Sweater Man. And YOU have chomped your last cigar. "BUB!"

[KirbyJack]

Cross post. Today I stopped by a small shop I don’t often visit. Half price!