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This is my favorite Fawcett cover by far

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tth2

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I can see why you like those Vancouvers so much now. Beautiful copy. (thumbs u

It is indeed amazing to hold a book that`s almost 70 years old that looks like it just came off the newsstand. That expression gets over-used and is almost a cliche, but in this case it really is true. The freshness and vibrancy of the book, even through the slab, is simply astounding.

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Straw-Man

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Let`s face it, I like just about any cover by Raboy!

 

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VERY nice!!! (worship) Especially nice considering about roughly 80% of the Vancouver pedigree are humor books!! Well done sir :grin:

 

the oo was a little twisted and thought crippled people were funny is the explanation for this one slipping in.

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Straw-Man

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i hope threads like this and my "fenomenol fawcett..." one don't cause a ramp-up in raboy-cover prices 'til i get a little closer to filling the holes. 'bout got cmj done, but need alot of master's.

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VintageComics

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I can see why you like those Vancouvers so much now. Beautiful copy. (thumbs u

It is indeed amazing to hold a book that`s almost 70 years old that looks like it just came off the newsstand. That expression gets over-used and is almost a cliche, but in this case it really is true. The freshness and vibrancy of the book, even through the slab, is simply astounding.

 

I heard a CGC grader say that they didn't know what white pages really were until they saw the Vancouvers. Apparently they are stunning books.

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ciorac

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{gulp}... wow.

 

Nice! Some day I will own that trilogy.

 

me too, but that master 21 has eluded me thus far.

 

I owned the trilogy once, a long time ago, and very briefly. Then this ruthless bastich swooped in and, in an instant, they were gone

 

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and I like seeing it get the respect it deserves.

 

http://www.comicconnect.com/bookDetail.php?id=214693&enlarge=2

 

It has it all, doesn't it?

 

Terrific yellow cover (yellow covers seem to have a strong following), hero/alterego, great reds, lightening.

 

Glad I found a copy for my run!

 

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Me too - my only Whiz, which I think I first saw in Richard O'Brien's book:

 

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