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Mark Jeweler

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[Jayman]

On 4/24/2023 at 11:12 PM, Frisco Larson said:

@Frisco Larson, these are terrific! Thanks for posting. I’m commenting because these books were my gateway to Atlas pre code and PCH in general. All of Stan’s little footnotes:

* Originally from Journey into Mystery #6

Genius! It was a great reference to track the original stories down.and rediscover classic books. Some have been reused and modified too, such as the above.

[Frisco Larson]

On 4/25/2023 at 7:41 AM, Jayman said:

@Frisco Larson, these are terrific! Thanks for posting. I’m commenting because these books were my gateway to Atlas pre code and PCH in general. All of Stan’s little footnotes:

* Originally from Journey into Mystery #6

Genius! It was a great reference to track the original stories down.and rediscover classic books. Some have been reused and modified too, such as the above.

Thanks! I completely agree and these were also MY first glimpse of the 50s Atlas years! They're still out there and very affordable for those who either can't or just don't wish to spend the thousands it would cost to get a stack of nice Atlas issues! Also, how cool is it to see that awesome Everett cover in the mid 70s??? It caught me off guard and I was so happy to see it!!!  

[Inaflash]

Phantom Stranger 14 hit the stands a month after HOS 92. Anyone else think Adams was trying to outdo Wrightson?

 

[pickycollector]

Could not resist at this one

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Nor these two

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