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[damonwad]

A bunch of cool books as usual Scrooge.

I've wanted to read the Tomahawk stories for a while. Hopefully they'll be reprinted someday.

[adamstrange]

I thought you might appreciate the Heath / Everett / Maneely trio of Atlas covers :thumbsup:

 

Frankly, all of it looked interesting, with that Navy Action by Everett probably my favorite. I like the Tarzan with the leopard cover and the Walt Kelly Easter issue is too cute for words.

[AJD]

More Jack Davis goodness.

 

 

One more and I can do the complete run group shot thing.

[AJD]

And another EC, this time the first Two Fisted Tales with a cool Kurtzman cover. A very nice copy for a 5.0!!

 

[Scrooge]

Hey, AJD on the new ECs. I would comment more but no longer have any time these days ...

 

I received a great batch of Lone Rangers this week. I'll post some (hopefully not too many repeats from earlier in the thread) -

 

 

 

 

 

[Scrooge]

A few more -

 

 

 

 

 

 

[AJD]

Cue the William Tell Overture at Scrooge's place! Great Lone Rangers there.

 

Here's another Kurtzman war cover to enjoy. I love the colouring on this one. Marie Severin did such a great job on EC covers (and insides).

 

 

Note to self: take that piece of tape off the scanner bed!

[generic user]

Wasn't sure if this should go in the Anti-Communist Comics thread...but figured this sort of fit "In The Shadow Of The Atomic Age"...

 

Nice! Would love to see the insides of that one...

[AJD]

Very happy to get this one in:

 

 

Has anyone sighted Scrooge lately? I've missed him around threads like this one.

[damonwad]

I just noticed all the Lone Rangers Scrooge. Great haul.

 

Nice EC's also, AJD. The war books are the only main EC titles I haven't read yet. On my list though.

 

 

[damonwad]

Here are a few recent additions:

 

Silver #6 (very slowly chipping away at this run).

 

 

 

From very deep in the shadows of the Atomic Age is Bible Tales #2. (Some great artists in this series).

 

[Sqeggs]

If you are trying to catch the attention of the average kid, would stories about the science of food and health be a grabber?

 

[rjpb]

 

From very deep in the shadows of the Atomic Age is Bible Tales #2. (Some great artists in this series).

 

 

If Stan Lee had anything to do with this ,I imagine the stories have titles like "Betrayed!" and "Back from the Grave".

Edited January 6, 2013 by rjpb

[damonwad]

If Stan Lee had anything to do with this ,I imagine the stories have titles like "Betrayed!" and "Back from the Grave".

 

There was an exclamation point in the Syd Shores story "Samson!".

[adamstrange]

Love that Bible Tales! It was carefully crafted and worthy of being reprinted. (thumbs u

 

Here are a few recent additions:

 

Silver #6 (very slowly chipping away at this run).

 

 

 

From very deep in the shadows of the Atomic Age is Bible Tales #2. (Some great artists in this series).

 

[damonwad]

Love that Bible Tales! It was carefully crafted and worthy of being reprinted. (thumbs u

 

 

I agree, I'd love to see a nicely done reprint of the series.

[AJD]

A couple of new ECs of slightly different types... love 'em both though.

 

 

[AJD]

If you are trying to catch the attention of the average kid, would stories about the science of food and health be a grabber?

 

 

This post escaped my attention the first time around, which I think makes your point.

 

But that's a very nice book.

[JohnT]

Still looking for Dells on my want list -

 

 

 

Anyone know who might have drawn this cover?

[adamstrange]

Morris Gollub, who painted many later Tarzan covers for Dell.