Nearly a 20 year pursuit comes to an end - The Nedor Heroes Are Complete 4 4

[telerites]

A Crippen 18 and a couple of 19s

 

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I think #20 speaks for itself.  One of CGC's classic covers.

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21, Crippen 22, Crippen 23

 

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A couple of 24s - slabbed and raw

 

[telerites]

And closing out the BTs with 25, 26, and 27

 

[thunsicker]

16 hours ago, telerites said:

 

 

One of the things I love about the Standard line.  You see the superheroes crossing over to the latest "hot" trends in comic books.  Like this where the Black Terror is in a western setting.  Or Thrilling Comics 59 where Doc Strange is in a jungle setting.  (Or Thrilling 55, Fighting Yank 20 & 26, and Startling 42).

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[sagii]

6 hours ago, telerites said:

21, Crippen 22, Crippen 23

 

Love these GGA themed post War covers 

on another note..i don't know if more impressive that you completed the publishers hero lines , or that you have doubles on a lot of these 

[telerites]

Starting the Excitings.  Lots of cover genres - sci-fi, war, western, jungle.  Some really underrated books in the series.  And of course the first appearance of the Black Terror.  The first 3 issues.  Some cool robot covers.

 

[telerites]

#s 4 and 5

 

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A couple of #6s

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#7 and 8

[telerites]

And #9 is the first appearance of the Black Terror.  I doubled up on this book.

[Sqeggs]

3 hours ago, telerites said:

#7 and 8

Reminiscent of some of DC's pre-hero covers.

[telerites]

#10 slabbed and raw pencil enhanced scribble cover

#11 thru #14

 

[telerites]

#15 Pinnacle Hill collection, #16 - 19 to finish out the teens

 

 

 

[entalmighty1]

Waiting for the 28.  

[telerites]

13 hours ago, entalmighty1 said:

Waiting for the 28.  

Low grader but in the fold - I actually picked that up along with the 39 - both raw.  A load of money at the time but a bargain by today's value.  Coming up with the next group.

[entalmighty1]

6 minutes ago, telerites said:

Low grader but in the fold - I actually picked that up along with the 39 - both raw.  A load of money at the time but a bargain by today's value.  Coming up with the next group.

My keeper is a restored 2.5 from Mr. Berk, but it's one of my favorites.   

[Microbia]

19 hours ago, telerites said:

A couple of #6s

I’ve always greatly admired Max Plaisted’s artwork. He didn’t seem to be that prolific but whatever he drew, his line art style really stood out, especially the interior sci-fi stories on the early Nedors.  Didn’t see much of his stuff after the early 40s, except for a few crime/PCH in the early 50s. 

[telerites]

#20 thru 25.  Funny story on the 22 - I won it through HA a while back and thought I would save on shipping.  I live in Oklahoma and when my daughter was younger, we would take weekend trips to Dallas for a getaway.  I asked HA to hold the book and I would pick it up from their offices.  I had thought I would have to pay tax since I lived in Oklahoma but since I paid for the book in Texas, I got zapped for the tax and it was more than what shipping to my house would have cost   Not a ton of money obviously but a learning experience for me.