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Flash Comics 86 Club

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8.5 slight p ?

 

Very likely gonna be in one of those new Conserved labels soon.

 

They both might come back Conserved labels ? lol:jokealert: Wish the the best only prob what copy to keep?. The Ped on both dont know if i could part with one. :headbang:

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Adam had a copy for sale in his thread. Hope the new owner comes forward. :applause:

 

I'm the guilty party lol Adam is being very kind to me in re: to a time pay, so as soon as I get the book paid I'll be very happy to post it here! In the meantime here is my "placeholder" copy!

 

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Nice place holder

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I love my Batman and Superman's was never really into flash maybe # 1.

 

I just looked it up on the bay and this was for sale

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Flash-Comics-1940-DC-86-CGC-3-0-QUALIFIED-1260894002-/131667328089?hash=item1ea7fbfc59:g:YHcAAOSwnipWYE5v#ht_3172wt_1161

 

He does have great books but he is kind of the Mile High of this time on prices (IMO) tell me the price is way off. I do think its a great cover love it. :censored:

 

 

Sold in 2014 for $1374. I understand this is a tough book, but is it a tough book because there aren't many out there or is it a tough book because there is not a lot of demand hence not a lot of people selling ala More Fun 73. Once it got expensive copies started showing up.

 

A cool book and I have a single random page from it.... (shrug) so I guess I am in the club

 

James G

 

I've been following Flash Comics very, very closely for about 5 years. This is a tough book, and there is a fair amount of demand in the market. There are two stints in the Flash run that are tough -- 25-40 and 85-104. 86 isn't the toughest of the lot (I'd give the nod to 96), but it's certainly a more challenging one.

 

I've owned three copies since 2013 - a 3.0 (sold), a 5.5 (sold), and a 7.5 (still have).

 

When prices started jumping around 2013, a few were shaken loose, but only a couple. I know of a few private sales in the last couple years, too, but only a few.

 

Best of luck for those who are hunting. This one is a doozy.

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. . . GA flash books seem to be as hard to come by as ga tecs these days!

I've been following Flash Comics very, very closely for about 5 years. . . . I'd give the nod to 96 (for being the toughest to find) . . .

 

It took me nearly five years and two whiffs to find this one . . .

 

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Issue #86August 1947Rating: 5photo flash10169_zps709fae82.jpg

Robert Kanigher scripts start to take flight with the Flash,Hawkman, and the introduction of the Black Canary in the Johnny Thunder strip.photo flash10175_zps94f20159.jpgThe Flash cover and story "Stone Age Menace!" is drawn by Lee Eliasand inked by Kubert.

photo flash10176_zps91c78f04.jpgThe Black Canary’s dangerous beauty also brings to mind Lauren Becallfrom the Big Sleep, which was released several months earlier.

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Try as hard as he could, the Thunderbolt knows that hisbolts are soon to vanish forever.

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Carmine Infantino makes his Flash Comics debut with the penand pencils of The Ghost Patrol. His style of fluent action will become theindustry standard for a whole new generation of artist to come.

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Another excellent proto-SA villain in costume yarn.
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