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[BB-Gun]

Or maybe this one...you don't see too many of them and it is a favorite of mine.

 

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I don't see why you would slab that one. The value will never be high and even if it is 9.0 you won't get your money back for a funny animal comic that isn't by Barks.

[Marty Mann]

Or maybe this one...you don't see too many of them and it is a favorite of mine.

 

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I don't see why you would slab that one. The value will never be high and even if it is 9.0 you won't get your money back for a funny animal comic that isn't by Barks.

 

Thanks...I'll keep that in mind.

 

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[Marty Mann]

Ran across my CAPTAIN MARVEL JR. #54 again and wondered how many

survived from having their covers cut-up? I only see two copies in the CGC

census.

 

 

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Ran across my CAPTAIN MARVEL JR. #54 again and wondered how many

survived from having their covers cut-up? I only see two copies in the CGC

census.

 

 

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I don't know but my impression is that these sorts of covers weren't actually very popular. I don't think most kids went to the trouble of doing the cutting -- as you didn't.

 

There are a couple of Barks FCs that have these sorts of covers and you don't see them with the covers actually cut up. Of course, it may be that copies with the covers cut were more likely to be thrown away.

[BB-Gun]

Ran across my CAPTAIN MARVEL JR. #54 again and wondered how many

survived from having their covers cut-up? I only see two copies in the CGC

census.

 

 

mm

 

I don't know but my impression is that these sorts of covers weren't actually very popular. I don't think most kids went to the trouble of doing the cutting -- as you didn't.

 

There are a couple of Barks FCs that have these sorts of covers and you don't see them with the covers actually cut up. Of course, it may be that copies with the covers cut were more likely to be thrown away.

 

I purchased this animated Mickey Mouse in 1979 at the Comic Book and Sci-fi convention in Houston. It was already cut up.

[BB-Gun]

I sliced up this Four Color 291 and set up the animated version back in 1958. My brother, who owned the comic, was not happy. The sliced up version was thrown away and replaced by a new clean uncut copy many years later.

 

My new Magic Hourglass cover was animated after I made a copy of the front and back covers. It makes me dizzy which is why I didn't show the animated photo

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[BB-Gun]

I animated this one with photoshop. .

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[BB-Gun]

Interior stories are fun to animate too.

[Marty Mann]

Ran across my CAPTAIN MARVEL JR. #54 again and wondered how many

survived from having their covers cut-up? I only see two copies in the CGC

census.

 

 

mm

 

I don't know but my impression is that these sorts of covers weren't actually very popular. I don't think most kids went to the trouble of doing the cutting -- as you didn't.

 

There are a couple of Barks FCs that have these sorts of covers and you don't see them with the covers actually cut up. Of course, it may be that copies with the covers cut were more likely to be thrown away.

 

I purchased this animated Mickey Mouse in 1979 at the Comic Book and Sci-fi convention in Houston. It was already cut up.

 

Love these animated covers!

 

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[Marty Mann]

While going through my box of comics that got wet years ago, I ran

across this from FLASH COMICS #86...Overstreet says it's the intro

of The BLACK CANARY.

 

 

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[BB-Gun]

While going through my box of comics that got wet years ago, I ran

across this from FLASH COMICS #86...Overstreet says it's the intro

of The BLACK CANARY.

 

 

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I would like to have that one. What does the cover look like?

 

[Marty Mann]

While going through my box of comics that got wet years ago, I ran

across this from FLASH COMICS #86...Overstreet says it's the intro

of The BLACK CANARY.

 

 

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I would like to have that one. What does the cover look like?

 

Here's the cover.

 

 

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[BB-Gun]

Nice cover on that Flash. I know I have bid on that one a few times but still don't have one. I'll keep it on my want list.

[Marty Mann]

Another one from the same box, SENSATION #68 with the intro of

THE HUNTRESS.

 

 

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[Marty Mann]

And yet another one...CAPTAIN MARVEL ADVENTURES #79

with the origin of MR. TAWNY.

 

 

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[Marty Mann]

Looking over my MARVEL MYSTERY covers...sure is a lot going on.

 

 

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[BB-Gun]

Looking over my MARVEL MYSTERY covers...sure is a lot going on.

 

 

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Some of Schomburg's early Marvel Mystery covers were relatively simple and some more complex. The complex covers must have been more popular. I always suspected that brother August might have added a few guns, ships and airplanes.

[Marty Mann]

 

 

Some of Schomburg's early Marvel Mystery covers were relatively simple and some more complex. The complex covers must have been more popular. I always suspected that brother August might have added a few guns, ships and airplanes.

 

What a great cover...and, I never saw it before!

 

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[BB-Gun]

 

 

Some of Schomburg's early Marvel Mystery covers were relatively simple and some more complex. The complex covers must have been more popular. I always suspected that brother August might have added a few guns, ships and airplanes.

 

What a great cover...and, I never saw it before!

 

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I think the actual story was in the next issue of Marvel Mystery.

[Marty Mann]

Going through my ALL STAR'S and wondered if #37 would be considered

a "Bondage Cover"?

 

 

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