There's a Mile High Copy of THAT?

[MarkWoodcock]

We all know there were approximately 18,000 books in the collection and when we think of a Mile High book we primarily think of the THOUSANDS of superhero books that comprised the collection.

 

However, there are thousands of books that are completely off everyone's radar.

 

I'd be very interested in seeing out of the ordinary Mile High copies. No super-heroes or titles we'd all expect to have been in the collection.

 

Let's get started with this.

 

 

 

[adamstrange]

[Straw-Man]

[Sardo Numspar]

 

[damonwad]

Metro has the Hello Pal 1-3 run. The stuff that dreams are made of.

[PokerKid]

I think one of the reasons the Mile High collection is so incredible is because of the wide array of comics. It seems I see more non-superhero books than superhero titles (possibly because so many of the superhero books appear to be locked up in collections.

 

 

 

 

[zzutak]

[zzutak]

From Chuckie's hand to mine.

 

[adamstrange]

I love the double cover!

 

[adamstrange]

 

Great book and nifty that you bought it from Chuck. Was that back in the 70s when the collection was first marketed?

 

From Chuckie's hand to mine.

 

[zzutak]

Great book and nifty that you bought it from Chuck. Was that back in the 70s when the collection was first marketed?

Yep, live at an ultra-small comic con in Sacramento in early 1978. I was the only person at his table for over an hour, and he was discounting his books. Unfortunately, I was a starving student at the time.

 

[Darth Corgi]

Here are two of my favorite covers....

[Weird Paper]

[Weird Paper]

[Flex Mentallo]

[RareHighGrade]

Here's one.

[adamstrange]

That's one long bed!

 

[RedFury]

 

 

[RedFury]

Near the end of its run, Feature Comics canceled Doll Man and introduced Stuntman Stetson. It didn't stick.

 

[Inaflash]