Four Color Comics is back.

[action1kid]

Just saw his ad on the CGC website with a brand new website.Welcome back Robert.I havnt seen you in a long time.You sold me my 1st Detective # 27.I think I last saw you in the mid 1990s when you had the Mile High Detective # 27 for sale.

[Point Five]

Thanks for the tip. (thumbs u I love the big thumbnail images -- nice site layout!

[ciorac]

Charming prices too:

 

"Action Comics #7 -PR- $3500" - coverless and missing the Superman story but has the centerfold. Pages are off-white

[G.A.tor]

FCC has been MIA for a few years now...I wonder just where in the current stage, his seat will be

[Yellow Kid]

I heard from Rob yesterday and he sounded very happy. I wish him the best.

Richard

[G.A.tor]

back in the day (early 90's) I recall the "big 3" for GA comic sales...Metro, Showcase NE and 4Color.... when I reentered the collecting market some 5-6 years ago now (my how time flies), only Metro still stood tall ...sure, FCC had some offerings but nothing of "real" consequence and SCNE was now a silver age ebay seller (it appeared to me)

 

more competition can certainly be a good thing for collectors, but the playing field is so much different today than 20 years ago, I wonder what impact, if any, FCC will have

[seank]

I purchased a Jumbo or two recently from FCC. I was very pleased with the transaction.

[sacentaur]

I recently purchased a book from FCC and while the grade was off a full point, it was a very tough to locate item at a decent price (and it shipped very quickly), so no complaint.

[action1kid]

back in the day (early 90's) I recall the "big 3" for GA comic sales...Metro, Showcase NE and 4Color.... when I reentered the collecting market some 5-6 years ago now (my how time flies), only Metro still stood tall ...sure, FCC had some offerings but nothing of "real" consequence and SCNE was now a silver age ebay seller (it appeared to me)

 

more competition can certainly be a good thing for collectors, but the playing field is so much different today than 20 years ago, I wonder what impact, if any, FCC will have

 

Dont forget Pacific comic exchange and Robert Roter.They were a real force in the 1990s also and pioneered in on line selling.They sold D.K his 8.5 Action # 1 too.I bought loads of goldenage keys from them when they were a real force.In my opinion these online pioneers were the ones that fell the hardest.

[G.A.tor]

back in the day (early 90's) I recall the "big 3" for GA comic sales...Metro, Showcase NE and 4Color.... when I reentered the collecting market some 5-6 years ago now (my how time flies), only Metro still stood tall ...sure, FCC had some offerings but nothing of "real" consequence and SCNE was now a silver age ebay seller (it appeared to me)

 

more competition can certainly be a good thing for collectors, but the playing field is so much different today than 20 years ago, I wonder what impact, if any, FCC will have

 

Dont forget Pacific comic exchange and Robert Roter.They were a real force in the 1990s also and pioneered in on line selling.They sold D.K his 8.5 Action # 1 too.I bought loads of goldenage keys from them when they were a real force.In my opinion these online pioneers were the ones that fell the hardest.

very true...they did have some great stuff... but I wouldn't do business with them if they offered to sell me an action 1 cgc 9.0 for $1

[Primetime]

I heard from Rob yesterday and he sounded very happy. I wish him the best.

Richard

yah I received a pleasant phone message from them Friday advertising their new site (which is really cool)...I remember getting their early B/W catalogs in the mail in 1995 (had the Joker Splash page from Bat 1 on the cover) and was intrigued as a young collector on their inventory...only purchased one book from them (low grade FF 1 in 1995) but the shipping and service was quite quick.

[action1kid]

back in the day (early 90's) I recall the "big 3" for GA comic sales...Metro, Showcase NE and 4Color.... when I reentered the collecting market some 5-6 years ago now (my how time flies), only Metro still stood tall ...sure, FCC had some offerings but nothing of "real" consequence and SCNE was now a silver age ebay seller (it appeared to me)

 

more competition can certainly be a good thing for collectors, but the playing field is so much different today than 20 years ago, I wonder what impact, if any, FCC will have

 

Dont forget Pacific comic exchange and Robert Roter.They were a real force in the 1990s also and pioneered in on line selling.They sold D.K his 8.5 Action # 1 too.I bought loads of goldenage keys from them when they were a real force.In my opinion these online pioneers were the ones that fell the hardest.

very true...they did have some great stuff... but I wouldn't do business with them if they offered to sell me an action 1 cgc 9.0 for $1

 

Wow ! I quess they had it comming.

[G.A.tor]

back in the day (early 90's) I recall the "big 3" for GA comic sales...Metro, Showcase NE and 4Color.... when I reentered the collecting market some 5-6 years ago now (my how time flies), only Metro still stood tall ...sure, FCC had some offerings but nothing of "real" consequence and SCNE was now a silver age ebay seller (it appeared to me)

 

more competition can certainly be a good thing for collectors, but the playing field is so much different today than 20 years ago, I wonder what impact, if any, FCC will have

 

Dont forget Pacific comic exchange and Robert Roter.They were a real force in the 1990s also and pioneered in on line selling.They sold D.K his 8.5 Action # 1 too.I bought loads of goldenage keys from them when they were a real force.In my opinion these online pioneers were the ones that fell the hardest.

very true...they did have some great stuff... but I wouldn't do business with them if they offered to sell me an action 1 cgc 9.0 for $1

 

Wow ! I quess they had it comming.

I won't make any defaming or slandering comments publicly, but there are quite a few that know what kind of person the owner is (thumbs u