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[Silver]

Ala the Wonder Woman family:

 

[Silver]

[Silver]

[Silver]

[Silver]

you guys will probably like this cover:

 

[selegue]

 

DC loved the color-draining shtick, and it was visually fun.

Ever read the Sponge-Man story from Challengers of the Unknown #47, where he absorbs all color? It's a hoot.

 

Anyone have a page scan?

 

Jack

[selegue]

Hmm...How unusual for multiple Dianas to appear on a cover of Wonder Woman.

 

Is 5 a record?

Wonder Tot, Girl, Woman + Mom = 4 wasn't uncommon. Too bad she didn't have a Wonder Dog.

 

Jack

 

 

Oo-ooo-oooh, it makes me Wonder...

 

Jack

(Any relation to Rex?)

 

[selegue]

The only book I have scanned for today...

 

 

I like Aparo's take on Metal Men.

 

Just two 135s scanned here

 

Forbidden Worlds 135 -- in its superhero phase, featuring moonlighting Schaffenberger as "Lou Wahl"

 

 

I'm not a big Eerie fan, but this is a good issue with lots of Ditko stories

 

 

Jack

[PokerKid]

I'm not a big Eerie fan, but this is a good issue with lots of Ditko stories

 

 

Jack

 

Give that man a chainsaw and a 1973 Oldmobile Delta 88, and they could have saved some money on the Army of Darkness poster.

 

[john72tex]

[john72tex]

I remember buying this copy at a flea market in 1986. It was the oldest Batman the seller had, so I bought it. I was 13 or 14 so I didn't know any better about condition.

 

[howardhallis]

My custom cover to Strange Tales #135

[zzutak]

I remember buying this copy at a flea market in 1986. It was the oldest Batman the seller had, so I bought it. I was 13 or 14 so I didn't know any better about condition.

 

The fact that you've kept it all these years says a lot. The book is the catalyst for the memory, and memories are the best thing about being a collector. I can still recall finding a totally beat copy of JLA #16 in a local barber shop about three or four months after it had hit the stands. It was the only issue I needed to complete my run, and I was stoked when the barber said I could take it. I treasured that pound puppy as much as any pedigreed book in my collection.

 

And I still smile when I think about that day.

[Chespirito]

Well..this goes to show, it's all nostalgia..this comic cover is weak..c'mon, this cover is th eepidemy of sorry!

[Jeffro.]

Well..this goes to show, it's all nostalgia..this comic cover is weak..c'mon, this cover is th eepidemy of sorry!

 

Boy, you're really outdoing yourself on the trolling lately.

[hesdeadjim]

[comick1]

 

 

REALLY enjoyed seeing all the Hopalongs. Sad to see the series come to an end. The Kane covers are outstanding.

 

Thanks, John. Hen's teeth every step of the way. Kane liked 'em, too. Between the Hoppys, the Johnny Thunder work, and a handful of mystery/sci-fi work, there weren't many times that he was allowed to self-ink in the 50s. . .DC made a woefully poor decision by insisting on the "house-style" over his self-inks. You can tell how much he enjoyed 'em, too because they're just so much better than the stuff that other people (even, gulp. . .Murphy Anderson) inked.

 

[PokerKid]

My custom cover to Strange Tales #135

 

I'm really liking this one - and am impressed at all of them.

[Karma23]

[JohnT]

New day, new Flash.