All-Americans, post 'em if you got 'em!!!

[Timely]

#11, 15, 16 and 61 are my favorites!

 

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[CentaurMan]

I don't have a copy of #10.

 

Here's one. I only have 3 pre-GL All-American's and two of them happen to be ones you are missing.

 

 

That's what I'm talkin' about!! Although I've run across a couple of copies of 15 (none unrestored), I've never seen a #10. Thanks for scanning it. It's amazing how varied those early All-American covers were.

[Shield]

Everyone that has posted in this thread - I LOVE YOU ALL! Nothing makes my day more than seeing books I've never seen before, and learning about obscure golden age superheroes. If you're ever in central Ohio and tired from travel, you'll have a place to stay! I'll even have my girlfriend, who in my mind is a world famous chef, rustle you all up some food!

 

P.S. Bring the books too, so I can read 'em!

 

AWESOME THREAD GUYS! I got to leaf through my friend's All-American #16. It was about a F/VF with some moderate professional resto. What is it about that book - they all seem restored!

[Larryw7]

I used to have a beautiful VG copy of All American 7 that I foolishly traded for other GA books. I've been looking for another, but apparently even Metropolis doesn't seem to have one right now. CentaurMan, if you ever want to sell yours, or know of one that's available, let me know.

 

I love these pre-GL All Americans!

[archiefan]

One thing that CentaurMan modestly left out...that All American 16 is the Nic Cage copy. Absolutely beautiful to view in person.

[Zonker]

Looks like I'm late to the party.

 

Here's my #15, "ex-CGC" PLOD:

 

[Zonker]

Picked this one up for a song.

Hmmm, do you think this means the Hop Harrigan movie speculators have now moved on?

 

[Zonker]

I have attempted to get at least one of each of the cover-featured characters in All-American. (Though I think I'll let my Ultra-Man cover from #15 count for the entire pre-16 run.)

 

Here's the sample Mutt & Jeff cover I own. So corny, it's appealing, kind of like vaudeville-- a true time capsule!

 

[Zonker]

Have a few of the GL covers. Here's one by Alex Toth. Not sure about the writing on the cover: Looks like "James Toth." Someone savvy enough to note the cover artist (and interior artist) would likely also be savvy enough not to scribble his name on the cover, yes? Or is James Toth a relative of Alex's?

 

[Zonker]

Finally, the intro of Johnny Thunder, and the beginning of the end of the super-heroes in All-American. This one's spine is completely split, unfortunately.

 

[CentaurMan]

Fantastic stuff, Zonker! I wasn't aware that there were non-Green Lantern humor covers that far into the run. That Mutt & Jeff one was a total surprise.

 

I forgot all about GL's dog, too. He was practically the star of a number of the later issues.

 

As for us Hop Harrigan investors, don't worry, all we have to do is wait for the inevitable movie. I mean, what's kewler than a child aviator and his hefty buddy? Hollywood should be all over this, and then we can sell into the mania!!

[rjpb]

That Wells Fargo guy sure draws alot like Alex Toth

[Shield]

I don't own any of these issues, but I did find a directory with a bunch of scans. So, here they are! (We'll do these in waves of FIVE!)

 

 

 

 

 

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That's all for now, folks!

[Bonds25]

Awesome books - thanks for sharing!

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Awesome books - thanks for sharing!

 

I think I saw something similiar to the cover of #26 happen to two chicks in a porno once!

[Shield]

I think I saw something similiar to the cover of #26 happen to two chicks in a porno once!

 

C'mon now, that's funny! I don't care who you are, that's funny right there!