Charlton Comics Group Appreciation and Information Thread

I am not a Charlton expert. I don't know a lot about their history (although I bet it is probably interesting), or even have a lot of their books. When I was a kid, every used book store invariably had a small pile of comics and they were almost always beat up Charltons. Every antique shop and thrift shop had a small stack of comics sitting on an old table and there were always Charltons in the pile. Almost every collection I buy has at least 1 or 2 Charlton. No matter how tattered and tor

Any love for late '70s Modern Charlton reprints? Here's what they look like... …and here's why I bother to accumulate them... -------------------------------------------------------------------- When I was in middle school, the local Woolworth's store in the small town we had just moved to after my dad had been transferred to a new job was closing up shop on Main Street and moving to bigger digs in a brand-new shopping mall a few miles away. This was late 1978 or