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In the Shadow of the Atomic Age
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Scrooge

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Sorry. Not this cat. I have a couple of F&Fs, but the only D.C. funny animals I actively collect are Leading and Comic Cavalcade.

 

Did you post a group shot of your Comic Cavalcades in the other thread? If you did, I don't recall. I should go over and check it out.

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Sorry. Not this cat. I have a couple of F&Fs, but the only D.C. funny animals I actively collect are Leading and Comic Cavalcade.

 

Did you post a group shot of your Comic Cavalcades in the other thread? If you did, I don't recall. I should go over and check it out.

 

Haven't gotten around to DC yet, but here they are. About 1\2 complete now if I remember right:

 

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Lots of fun stories. Perfect for reading to my two year old son.

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What's your interest in Flippity & Flop? It's not the most collected run ... except maybe by Honky Cat :baiting:

 

I "had to" buy a copy as it's a month book ... but otherwise I might not have.

 

 

My primary collecting focus is 10 cent DCs from the 50's through 1961, and I like to dabble in eveything, especially the most obscure series. Plus, this one looked like a nice copy of a hard to find early issue, and the price was reasonable.

 

So by "month book" do you mean it was published the year you were born?

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What's your interest in Flippity & Flop? It's not the most collected run ... except maybe by Honky Cat :baiting:

 

 

 

Sorry. Not this cat. I have a couple of F&Fs, but the only D.C. funny animals I actively collect are Leading and Comic Cavalcade.

 

Fun books, though. John, did that #2 come from Diamond?

 

Yes, as a matter of fact it did come from Diamond.

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Sorry. Not this cat. I have a couple of F&Fs, but the only D.C. funny animals I actively collect are Leading and Comic Cavalcade.

 

Did you post a group shot of your Comic Cavalcades in the other thread? If you did, I don't recall. I should go over and check it out.

 

Haven't gotten around to DC yet, but here they are. About 1\2 complete now if I remember right:

 

4629182083_8f0f4d560f_o.jpg

Lots of fun stories. Perfect for reading to my two year old son.

 

Great collection!

 

I've always like the Comic Cavalcade logo.

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So by "month book" do you mean it was published the year you were born?

 

I've been using "month book" as a shortcut since most know that I've spent close to 10 years buying all books that were published in / around March 1952. These books predate me by 20 years though.

 

I guess I am also remiss not registering you were going for DC 10-centers from the '50's to 1961. I've enjoyed all books you've bought and posted in the GA and SA threads. Now, I can enjoy them more knowing the link between them all!! I got my F&F from HoC :hi:

 

Honky showed the CC from the "month" (First Column - Third Row). It took me a while to find a copy that wasn't trashed. It looks like your copy is nice :applause:

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So by "month book" do you mean it was published the year you were born?

 

I've been using "month book" as a shortcut since most know that I've spent close to 10 years buying all books that were published in / around March 1952. These books predate me by 20 years though.

 

I guess I am also remiss not registering you were going for DC 10-centers from the '50's to 1961. I've enjoyed all books you've bought and posted in the GA and SA threads. Now, I can enjoy them more knowing the link between them all!! I got my F&F from HoC :hi:

 

Honky showed the CC from the "month" (First Column - Third Row). It took me a while to find a copy that wasn't trashed. It looks like your copy is nice :applause:

 

Thanks Scrooge!

 

So, what's the significance of March 1952?

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Not sure if this is the right place to put these, but it's too late for the golden age thread. Not really comics, but I like 'em:

 

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Too bad they couldn't get any talented artists to work on it:

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Sample entry:

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Wow! Does "editorial contributors" mean that those artists contributed artwork? That would be a blast going through and spotting comic artists at work.

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Thanks Scrooge!

 

So, what's the significance of March 1952?

 

Oopps. First Uncle Scrooge in his own title (thumbs u

 

Nice! (thumbs u

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Fantastic looking set! :o

 

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had never before seen an entire set (thumbs u

you mostly find the A-B volume by itself. I guess most kids didn't follow through at 50 cents plus a box top a pop. I've managed two complete sets in 4 years of looking, and the other is pretty rough.

 

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Wow! Does "editorial contributors" mean that those artists contributed artwork? That would be a blast going through and spotting comic artists at work.

It's more frustrating than anything. I mean, how do you I.D. a Matt Baker balloon or a Bob Powell cow?

Here's an interesting page that someone should be able to I.D.:

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And here's one for G.A.tor:

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Wow! Does "editorial contributors" mean that those artists contributed artwork? That would be a blast going through and spotting comic artists at work.

It's more frustrating than anything. I mean, how do you I.D. a Matt Baker balloon or a Bob Powell cow?

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And here's one for G.A.tor:

PictureWorldEncyclopediaVol1-041_re.jpg

 

Interesting page, but what the ding-dong does that section about alkali mean?

 

AlkaliEs? Who spells it like that? Besides which, alkaloids have little to do with alkalis aside from a similar name and usually being (nitrogen) bases.

 

A little knowledge...

 

Jack

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Interesting page, but what the ding-dong does that section about alkali mean?

 

AlkaliEs? Who spells it like that? Besides which, alkaloids have little to do with alkalis aside from a similar name and usually being (nitrogen) bases.

 

A little knowledge...

 

Jack

 

next you'll be telling me there's no 30 foot alligators....

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