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[comicdonna]

Cool!

[Marty Mann]

Ran across a couple of old favorites I hadn't looked at for awhile.

 

 

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[Doc Joe]

I remember I only found two issues of GREEN LAMA on the newsstand

even though I searched for more...just didn't seem to be available.

 

 

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I like that Christmas cover but would also like this swastika cover by MacRaboy.

 

 

sorry to be repetitious but I love those books and especially my copies

 

 

[Marty Mann]

FANTASTIC!

 

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[Marty Mann]

In going through my books, I realized that "STREAK, The Wonder Dog"

made it to the cover of both ALL AMERICAN COMICS and GREEN LANTERN

COMICS.

 

 

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[Marty Mann]

Here's a couple STAR SPANGLED that I always enjoyed.

 

 

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[porcupine48]

Huly muly, I have never seen those Star Spangled books before,the clock cover is out there,just fabulously excellent! Just went on my one day,one day Jimmers.... list.

[sandy reiser]

clocks should be set back, not fall forward

sorry a 'timely" corny joke-its that's kinda a morning-great books my friend

[Marty Mann]

Here's a couple more clock covers.

 

 

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[ciorac]

Cool stuff Marty

[Marty Mann]

Cool stuff Marty

 

I always loved the perspective shown on DAREDEVIL.

 

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[ciorac]

Cool stuff Marty

 

I always loved the perspective shown on DAREDEVIL.

 

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Me too

[porcupine48]

That cover to 37 is just a masterpiece.I want to sell all my BA and SA now just to get some of the books I have seen here of late.I have been blind,blind.Plus,never ever see that quality, grade regardless where I am.This is a soul enriching thread

[comicjack]

Here's a couple more clock covers.

 

 

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Very nice love the Daredevil 37

[Marty Mann]

Time to go on vacation...

 

 

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[porcupine48]

Am almost finished the thread from start to finish and the Daredevil is a good candidate for my fave...

But that Dali like Star Spangled is there too...I love them all so much,great stuff Mister Mann!

The stories are the greatest!my favorite thread ever I think.

[Marty Mann]

After spending a few, enjoyable days at DisneyWorld with my grandchildren...

I realized that with all the rides, exhibits and shows at Disney, there appeared

to be no reference to any of the series of comic books that showcased Disney

characters and features. The only thing I saw were a couple of books with

reprints of newspaper strips. I have dug out a few of my Disney Comics for

my grandchildren to enjoy as I did when I was a kid.

 

 

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[Sqeggs]

After spending a few, enjoyable days at DisneyWorld with my grandchildren...

I realized that with all the rides, exhibits and shows at Disney, there appeared

to be no reference to any of the series of comic books that showcased Disney

characters and features. The only thing I saw were a couple of books with

reprints of newspaper strips. I have dug out a few of my Disney Comics for

my grandchildren to enjoy as I did when I was a kid.

 

 

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Not only that, but a year or two ago they bulldozed Mickey's house to make way for an expansion of Fantasyland!

[BB-Gun]

After spending a few, enjoyable days at DisneyWorld with my grandchildren...

I realized that with all the rides, exhibits and shows at Disney, there appeared

to be no reference to any of the series of comic books that showcased Disney

characters and features. The only thing I saw were a couple of books with

reprints of newspaper strips. I have dug out a few of my Disney Comics for

my grandchildren to enjoy as I did when I was a kid.

 

 

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Wait a minute. Do you mean Duckburg is gone? It was one of the highlights of my visit there.

I posted this photo of my son and I many times before but mssing Duckburg now. And was Captain Nemo's submarine still there?

Edited December 5, 2013 by BB-Gun

[Sqeggs]

After spending a few, enjoyable days at DisneyWorld with my grandchildren...

I realized that with all the rides, exhibits and shows at Disney, there appeared

to be no reference to any of the series of comic books that showcased Disney

characters and features. The only thing I saw were a couple of books with

reprints of newspaper strips. I have dug out a few of my Disney Comics for

my grandchildren to enjoy as I did when I was a kid.

 

 

mm

 

Wait a minute. Do you mean Duckburg is gone? It was one of the highlights of my visit there.

I posted this photo of my son and I many times before but mssing Duckburg now. And was Captain Nemo's submarine still there?

 

They knocked down nearly all of Mickey's Toontown to make way for the expansion of Fantasyland. They said that Mickey's home is actually Disneyland -- Disney World was just his summer home -- so no problem!

 

The 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ride closed in the mid-1990s, iirc.