Smokin' high grade Golden Age: Blue 9.0 - 9.4 only

[Frisco Larson]

[Frisco Larson]

[Frisco Larson]

[pennynike1]

 

... perhaps one day this will be mine!

[pennynike1]

What an absolute stunning copy. That truly is a gem of a book!

 

Speaking of Chicago's, I bought this little gem off of John Verzyl in the 1990's as the Chicago Copy.. When the book got certified early on at CGC, they were not putting "Chicago" on the labels at that time. I need to get that fixed at some point. It's one of the nicest 9.4's I own.

 

For those of you who knew him, this was a Dan Bennett book.

 

[pennynike1]

Pretty terrific books geek. I have always been partial to this Blonde Phantom cover.

 

[pennynike1]

Here is one of mine. Highest graded copy on the census:

 

[Cat-Man_America]

[font:Comic Sans MS]I don't recall having posted a scan of this puppy earlier...[/font]

 

[Frisco Larson]

VERY pretty

[adamstrange]

Here is one of mine. Highest graded copy on the census:

 

[Straw-Man]

Here is one of mine. Highest graded copy on the census:

 

 

i don't see alot of white pagers in these fox gga books. altho' seeing a tiger in harm's way like this disturbs me, the book is killer.

[BB-Gun]

 

... perhaps one day this will be mine!

 

I cleaned this one up in Photoshop, I think.

The other copy looks like it was trimmed. It seems more narrow than my copy.

 

[pennynike1]

Thanks Billy. The comment about the tiger is spot on - . These jungle covers often feature a double distress cover. The damsel is being threatened by the animal and the animal is being threatened with some form of sharp object. The 9.4 grade and white page on this particular copy is a match made in heaven

 

Here is one of mine. Highest graded copy on the census:

 

 

i don't see alot of white pagers in these fox gga books. altho' seeing a tiger in harm's way like this disturbs me, the book is killer.