Negro Romances #4 VS Lawbreakers Suspense #11 :)

[rjpb]

LSS is a cooler more in demand book, but NR 4 you just never see available. One can probably wait for the right price condition scenario for LSS 11, probably not with NR.

[fett]

so I am assuming no one that has posted so far has a copy...anyone know of anyone that frequents these boards that does own a copy? NR #4 of course

[Tsp99]

so I am assuming no one that has posted so far has a copy...anyone know of anyone that frequents these boards that does own a copy? NR #4 of course

 

I've got them both, including the 5.5 NR 4. I never post pics but will see what I can do over the long weekend.

[Sqeggs]

Still the rescue

 

Tough book. I think CC auctioned the most recent copy ( a year or two ago?).

 

I think that may be the 5.0 on GPA that sold for $1,280.

 

I would be happy to pay that!

No, it was a raw beater copy that sold for $500 and change.

 

Underbidder!

 

 

I looked through my CC bids and I did indeed bid on that copy. Not sure how high I went. It was a gnarly copy ... but it was a copy!

[Point Five]

Anyone win this Lawbreakers #11 the other day? A bit nibbly but the colors do look quite nice.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/351741346211?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

 

[BOOT]

so I am assuming no one that has posted so far has a copy...anyone know of anyone that frequents these boards that does own a copy? NR #4 of course

Found a 3/4 cover copy many years back. Former owner had upgraded and was kind enough to provide a color copy of the full cover of his new copy.

[fett]

nicest one I've seen over the years lucky find indeed . Only 2 on the census, one poor and the other low grade and restores. I thought there was a mid-grade 5.0 at one time?

[Twistty1]

Personal preference would be the LSS for me. I always thought it was a disturbing cover. I got this one on the boards a few years ago.

 

[OtherEric]

Just mentioning, for those weirdos like me who like to read the books: Somebody posted a scan of the LSS 11 a day or so ago:

 

http://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=28769

 

Update: "Somebody" appears to be fett, who started this thread in the first place. Now we just need you to track down and scan the NR4.

[Dr. Love]

Fett has contributed greatly to the comic book digital archive "project". I figure he has uploaded about 800 or so issues since 2010 - accounting for maybe 25% or more of the whole Charlton repository.

 

Thank you Fett!

[fett]

You're welcome. Well over 1400 Charltons published before 1960, and I only need around 100 more in paper to complete a paper collection. Hundreds of more Charltons scanned that just need to be edited then posted, so way more to come. Great scanning community over at DCM constantly provides scans of books lots of us would never be able to read otherwise. They have over the years become one of the great conveniences of the internet. Need to check to see how far away we are from having a COMPLETE 1950s of all publishers digitized, which was a goal talked about way way back in 2000. That still boggles my mind typing that.

[stock_rotation]

Need to check to see how far away we are from having a COMPLETE 1950s of all publishers digitized, which was a goal talked about way way back in 2000.

Has anyone every collated the various publisher scan lists into an overview of the comic publishing industry? I realize it's a moving target, but I'll bet every book published since the 90s has been scanned. I wonder how much of the complete comic book industry output from, say, 1935-1995 has been scanned in one form or another. 80%? Higher?