Detective 170 for sell, extremely high Bounce rating

[VintageComics]

This thread makes zero sense to me

 

 

He's making fun of the term "bounce" which I used a few days ago to describe how an old, fresh book felt in hand.

 

 

[Old Fashion PB and J]

This thread makes zero sense to me

 

 

He's making fun of the term "bounce" which I used a few days ago to describe how an old, fresh book felt in hand.

 

I thought the term is kinda dumb, but understood what you meant. I would consider the book fresh.

[conditionfreak]

I want to see the crack, er, ah, I mean the tear, before I decide.

 

Pending scan of back cover, I am interested in submitting a low ball offer via PM.

 

Also, would it be possible for you to take a pic of it bouncing off of the belly of "Beyonce"?

[batman_fan]

I want to see the crack, er, ah, I mean the tear, before I decide.

 

Pending scan of back cover, I am interested in submitting a low ball offer via PM.

 

Also, would it be possible for you to take a pic of it bouncing off of the belly of "Beyonce"?

 

what's she wearing? If the answer in "nothing" I am definitely interested.

[batman_fan]

This thread makes zero sense to me

 

 

He's making fun of the term "bounce" which I used a few days ago to describe how an old, fresh book felt in hand.

 

I thought the term is kinda dumb, but understood what you meant. I would consider the book fresh.

 

Probably the way most people describe it "fresh" or "newsstand fresh". But personally I like bounce better. It follows the proven marketing mantra where you apply an unassociated term to an item and use to as a marketing item. So far my attempt has had mixed response but I believe with a little education and maybe a real cool spokes person (not ready to reveal what celebrity I have lined up for this, but take my word, it is going to be Bono-tastic).

[batman_fan]

I have had a ton of inquires about the back cover so here are two scan to try and show what it looks like.

 

Full back cover

 

Zoom of the tear, please note the missing piece at the start of the tear.

[Columbia Comics]

Can't believe this bouncer hasn't sold