Expose Your Files Lets See Your File Copies

[Sardo Numspar]

Really nice covers on those Valor's, I especially like the Orlando one!

 

Thanks - my favorite as well.

[ft88]

I have these two. The palookas have interesting notes on the interior.

 

 

 

[Bonds25]

I have a couple...

 

 

 

 

And here are 2 of mine

 

 

[adamstrange]

Great example of Howard Nostrand drawing in a Jack Davis inspired style!

 

[ciorac]

I have these two. The palookas have interesting notes on the interior.

 

 

 

Imagine how much more desirable the book would be if the images inside the crystal ball were the main cover instead of the old green witch.

[comicdonna]

Awesome books everyone!!! Here are a few of mine:

 

 

 

 

 

Awesome Josh!

[TheEyeSees]

Great thread and books, folks!! Some stunning examples here.

 

No comic file copies for me, but I do have this nifty pulp, from the actual printer's files... as far as I can read, the stamp says "NOT MADE READY COPIES The CUNEO PRESS Inc.".

 

Cool to think that this copy may have been one of the first to come of the press! Nice deep blacks.

 

 

 

 

[Jayman]

Great thread and books, folks!! Some stunning examples here.

 

No comic file copies for me, but I do have this nifty pulp, from the actual printer's files... as far as I can read, the stamp says "NOT MADE READY COPIES The CUNEO PRESS Inc.".

 

Cool to think that this copy may have been one of the first to come of the press! Nice deep blacks.

 

 

 

 

Great cover! Reminds me of the movie The Hands of Orlac/Mad Love.

[TheEyeSees]

Great thread and books, folks!! Some stunning examples here.

 

No comic file copies for me, but I do have this nifty pulp, from the actual printer's files... as far as I can read, the stamp says "NOT MADE READY COPIES The CUNEO PRESS Inc.".

 

Cool to think that this copy may have been one of the first to come of the press! Nice deep blacks.

 

 

 

 

Great cover! Reminds me of the movie The Hands of Orlac.

 

Very cool, Jayman. Looks like an exact lift! I need to see that movie now!!

[Jayman]

If you see my post above, I edited it to say The Hands of Orlac/Mad love.

Mad Love was the 1935 remake starring Peter Lorre and I think the image I posted was from that film not the original.

Can't be sure as I haven't seen them in quite some time.

[goldenacase]

Great thread and books, folks!! Some stunning examples here.

 

No comic file copies for me, but I do have this nifty pulp, from the actual printer's files... as far as I can read, the stamp says "NOT MADE READY COPIES The CUNEO PRESS Inc.".

 

Cool to think that this copy may have been one of the first to come of the press! Nice deep blacks.

 

 

 

 

[50YrsCollctngCmcs]

I have these two. The palookas have interesting notes on the interior.

 

 

 

 

 

Is that a Leon Harvey stamp on the cover or a signature, I assume a stamp from the way it is cut off.

[BustedFlush]

This is from Redmelvin via Western Printing and Litho. It takes me away everytime I look at it.

 

 

[CKB]

I have one:

 

 

[adamstrange]

I have one:

 

 

Wrong cover for Spring but that one's a classic!

[AtlasFan]

Anyone care to show off their "Eastman Color" file copies....

[bcruze]

this arrived at my door the other day..

 

[CheezyWhiz]

My Western Printing file copies.. including a printing plate from Popeye #13.

 

[Jayman]

Wow, those are some beautiful copies! Love the swordfish bronco cover! (thumbs u

[goldenacase]

My Western Printing file copies.. including a printing plate from Popeye #13.