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[comicnoir]

Tomb of Terror #10

 

6.5 - Slight moisture stain on top right front cover and top left back cover. Does not go into pages.

 

$125.00 $100.00 $85.00 shipped.

 

 

[comicnoir]

America's Best Comics #27

 

3.0- Canadian edition.- Cover and centrefold secure.

 

SOLD!

 

 

 

 

[shadroch]

America's Best Comics #27

 

3.0- Canadian edition.- Cover and centrefold secure.

 

$65.00 shipped.

 

 

 

 

I'll take it as long as shipping to the USofA is reasonable.Not sure where the seller is located.

[eternalrage]

I'll take it even if it's outlandish!

 

Seriously, nice pick-up. I was stuck doing pulls at the LCS...terrible timing, that.

[comicnoir]

Here's an Eerie #5 for all my friends in the States (although anyone can buy it).

 

Wood cover.

 

5.0 /5.5 nice copy.

 

$170.00 $150.00 $125.00 shipped.

 

 

[comicnoir]

PRICE REDUCTIONS!

[comicnoir]

MORE PRICE REDUCTIONS!

[pennynike1]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

[comicnoir]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

 

Thanks Alex,

 

I'm surprised it's still here. Wood was the master of the double reflections and he utilized this technique to perfection on the girl.

[Stevenrams]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

 

Thanks Alex,

 

I'm surprised it's still here. Wood was the master of the double reflections and he utilized this technique to perfection on the girl.

 

Very nice book. I'm a big fan of Wally Wood. Excuse my ignorance, but can you please tell me what the double reflection technique is?

[comicnoir]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

 

Thanks Alex,

 

I'm surprised it's still here. Wood was the master of the double reflections and he utilized this technique to perfection on the girl.

 

Very nice book. I'm a big fan of Wally Wood. Excuse my ignorance, but can you please tell me what the double reflection technique is?

 

Hmmm... how shall I put this? If you have a ball and the light hits from one side it's darker on the other side. That side of the ball also casts a shadow on the table it's resting on. But the rim of the ball has a subtle light line thats a reflection off the table. It makes it more 3D. Now apply that to the lovely endowments of our heroine and you'll see what I mean.

[Aces]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

 

Thanks Alex,

 

I'm surprised it's still here. Wood was the master of the double reflections and he utilized this technique to perfection on the girl.

 

Very nice book. I'm a big fan of Wally Wood. Excuse my ignorance, but can you please tell me what the double reflection technique is?

 

Hmmm... how shall I put this? If you have a ball and the light hits from one side it's darker on the other side. That side of the ball also casts a shadow on the table it's resting on. But the rim of the ball has a subtle light line thats a reflection off the table. It makes it more 3D. Now apply that to the lovely endowments of our heroine and you'll see what I mean.

I figured you wuz talking about the headlights.

 

[AtlasFan]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

 

Thanks Alex,

 

I'm surprised it's still here. Wood was the master of the double reflections and he utilized this technique to perfection on the girl.

 

Very nice book. I'm a big fan of Wally Wood. Excuse my ignorance, but can you please tell me what the double reflection technique is?

 

Hmmm... how shall I put this? If you have a ball and the light hits from one side it's darker on the other side. That side of the ball also casts a shadow on the table it's resting on. But the rim of the ball has a subtle light line thats a reflection off the table. It makes it more 3D. Now apply that to the lovely endowments of our heroine and you'll see what I mean.

I figured you wuz talking about the headlights.

 

Wow, I didnt know that was called the "double reflection technique" - I always just referred to them as "shady jugs".

[That Ron Dude]

That's a stunning cover Ron. You can really see the Wood in the woman's face and the two sided lighting. I am always amazed looking at a piece of newsprint that survives more than sixty years and still looks good.

[comicnoir]

That is quie a fantastic cover! GLWTS (thumbs u

 

 

 

 

Thanks Alex,

 

I'm surprised it's still here. Wood was the master of the double reflections and he utilized this technique to perfection on the girl.

 

Very nice book. I'm a big fan of Wally Wood. Excuse my ignorance, but can you please tell me what the double reflection technique is?

 

Hmmm... how shall I put this? If you have a ball and the light hits from one side it's darker on the other side. That side of the ball also casts a shadow on the table it's resting on. But the rim of the ball has a subtle light line thats a reflection off the table. It makes it more 3D. Now apply that to the lovely endowments of our heroine and you'll see what I mean.

I figured you wuz talking about the headlights.

 

Wow, I didnt know that was called the "double reflection technique" - I always just referred to them as "shady jugs".

 

Double reflection refers to more than "jugs". Practically everything has a double reflection. Look at things around you and faces. Even male pecs can have a double reflection. It's the way light plays off of things. I see a slight rim of light around my computer monitor. Wood was one of the first in comics to render with great lighting technique. Raboy was another. So many others have followed.

[comicnoir]

I put these up for sale to help pay an ebay bill. I've paid the bill and decided the Eerie is no longer for sale. I was offering it for less than what I paid and after some reflecting (double?) I'm pulling the book. The ToT is still for sale.