Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar... 30 30

[VintageComics]

Timely group shot!

 

 

 

This is fantastic!

[VintageComics]

Not the Timely you were expecting, but the one you deserve (to see):

 

The hyper rare Captain America Vol 1 #1:

 

 

 

 

Only somewhat kidding, as this is generally considered to be the reason Cap #1 says vol 2 #1 in the indicia. Popular Digest #2 appears out of the blue just prior to Cap 1.

 

That aside, probably even cooler for the fact that it is indeed Martin Goodman's very first Timely Publication, shows you why Timely is called Timely, and hitting just before Marvel 1:

 

 

 

 

No comics, still cool though.

 

Mark, this is just awesome.

 

Is something like this particularly tough to find? I've never seen one before.

[markseifert]

Is something like this particularly tough to find? I've never seen one before.

 

When I first started looking, I found the #2 instantly and there were a couple other copies of it out there at the time.

 

I had the #1 as an ebay search for 3-4 years before I got one.

 

It's meant to be a Reader's Digest knock off, obviously. You'd presume it didn't work for Goodman, since he didn't run with it.

[Badger]

Timely group shot!

 

Wow! Love the wire racks!

 

Please talk to me if you ever decide to get rid of your USA 7 & 8.

[Badger]

Here's another yellow cover Cap... the last issue... very scarce..

Sartre, as always,

[sartre]

xxx

 

Sartre, I love your books but you really gotta invest in a better way to scan or photograph them. Your pics just don't do the books justice. It'd be like showing up at car show with your new Bentley after taking it offroading in a mud pit!

 

PM me on suggestions

[woowoo]

Marvel 9 i want

[Ameri]

Timely group shot!

 

Wow! Love the wire racks!

 

Please talk to me if you ever decide to get rid of your USA 7 & 8.

 

Made me count. Thought it was 40 but it's 39. Great collection!

[Ameri]

Is something like this particularly tough to find? I've never seen one before.

 

When I first started looking, I found the #2 instantly and there were a couple other copies of it out there at the time.

 

I had the #1 as an ebay search for 3-4 years before I got one.

 

It's meant to be a Reader's Digest knock off, obviously. You'd presume it didn't work for Goodman, since he didn't run with it.

 

Speaking of offshoot stuff, I picked up this Goodman pulp recently. June 1939, several months before Schomburg did his first Timely comic book cover. The cover is not Schomburg though, it's J.W. Scott, but the interior illustrations are Schomburg:

 

 

 

[Primetime]

Is something like this particularly tough to find? I've never seen one before.

 

When I first started looking, I found the #2 instantly and there were a couple other copies of it out there at the time.

 

I had the #1 as an ebay search for 3-4 years before I got one.

 

It's meant to be a Reader's Digest knock off, obviously. You'd presume it didn't work for Goodman, since he didn't run with it.

 

Speaking of offshoot stuff, I picked up this Goodman pulp recently. June 1939, several months before Schomburg did his first Timely comic book cover. The cover is not Schomburg though, it's J.W. Scott, but the interior illustrations are Schomburg:

 

 

 

[Primetime]

Marvel 9 i want

that's an elite club Harold.

[ciorac]

Got this one back from CGC

 

 

One of my all-time favorite Marvel Mystery Comics

[woowoo]

Marvel 9 i want

that's an elite club Harold.

 

story of my last 5 years book hunting

[Knightsofold]

Is something like this particularly tough to find? I've never seen one before.

 

When I first started looking, I found the #2 instantly and there were a couple other copies of it out there at the time.

 

I had the #1 as an ebay search for 3-4 years before I got one.

 

It's meant to be a Reader's Digest knock off, obviously. You'd presume it didn't work for Goodman, since he didn't run with it.

 

Speaking of offshoot stuff, I picked up this Goodman pulp recently. June 1939, several months before Schomburg did his first Timely comic book cover. The cover is not Schomburg though, it's J.W. Scott, but the interior illustrations are Schomburg:

 

 

 

 

Very cool! I love me some Red Circle pulps!

 

Oct 30th 1939 Daring Mystery #1 is Mr. Schomburg's first right? 3rd Timely comic book.

I'll get one someday.

 

 

Edited November 12, 2016 by Knightsofold

[Primetime]

Is something like this particularly tough to find? I've never seen one before.

 

When I first started looking, I found the #2 instantly and there were a couple other copies of it out there at the time.

 

I had the #1 as an ebay search for 3-4 years before I got one.

 

It's meant to be a Reader's Digest knock off, obviously. You'd presume it didn't work for Goodman, since he didn't run with it.

 

Speaking of offshoot stuff, I picked up this Goodman pulp recently. June 1939, several months before Schomburg did his first Timely comic book cover. The cover is not Schomburg though, it's J.W. Scott, but the interior illustrations are Schomburg:

 

 

 

 

Very cool! I love me some Red Circle pulps!

 

Oct 30th 1939 Daring Mystery #1 is Mr. Schomburg's first right? 3rd Timely comic book.

I'll get one someday.

 

correct, DM 1 was Schomburg's first cover for Timely. Marvel Mystery 3 was his next.

[MrBedrock]

[Ameri]

Kazar came from the pulps and adapted for the Marvel Mystery series. Sky Devils made it's way in the Daring Mystery series issues 2,4,5. Here's the splash of the 5

 

[Knightsofold]

 

Amazing Bedrock!

 

Is that the highest graded?

[Ameri]

That Daring 1 and Marvel 3 are superlative!

[Badger]

The Daring Mystery and the Marvel Mystery are crazy nice!