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[Readcomix]

Glamor and the Camera (Whitestone Books #87, 1968) by Adolphe Barreaux, best known as artist of "Sally the Sleuth" in Spicy Detective Stories. He also did work for DC, Fox and others. He was also an editor and produced this guide to glamour/nude photography for a Whitestone, a division of Fawcett. No comps online currently; last two I saw are now gone, so I am basing this on those asks as I recall. (Was $40) NOW $25!

Edited June 29, 2018 by Readcomix

[Robot Man]

Any interior shots?  

[Readcomix]

5 minutes ago, Robot Man said:

Any interior shots?  

We'd never get to finish the thread....tasteful B&W nudes aplenty...

[Readcomix]

Final book coming up...not the easiest silver age key to find, especially with its poster intact....and perhaps the strangest comic I have ever read in more than four decades of reading comics....

[JustJimN]

Just now, Readcomix said:

Final book coming up...not the easiest silver age key to find, especially with its poster intact....and perhaps the strangest comic I have ever read in more than four decades of reading comics....

Wait for it-- Wait for it.

[Robot Man]

Dark Shadows1?

[Robot Man]

[Readcomix]

Beatles Yellow Submarine (Gold Key 1968) VG+ with poster intact. Note writing on back cover. (Was $150) NOW $135! 

17 sold on eBay and just seven available, many in each bucket without the poster. All the current asks are very high for poster-intact copies. Not the most common silver age book.

Edited June 29, 2018 by Readcomix

[Robot Man]

Nice, that was my second guess...

[Readcomix]

Hadn't thought of Dark Shadows; great guess...of course, I don't have that one...

[Readcomix]

With that, fellow boardies, it's a wrap! That's what I've got! I will leave it open a bit longer for end-to-end perusal and PM consideration, as PMs are always welcome, but we will close soon.

Thanks again to all takers, lookers, likers and Bon vivants who stopped in to bring this thread to life! I hope everyone had fun! 

[JustJimN]

Just now, Readcomix said:

With that, fellow boardies, it's a wrap! That's what I've got! I will leave it open a bit longer for end-to-end perusal and PM consideration, as PMs are always welcome, but we will close soon.

Thanks again to all takers, lookers, likers and Bon vivants who stopped in to bring this thread to life! I hope everyone had fun! 

[Readcomix]

2 minutes ago, JustJimN said:

Backatcha, Jim! 

[Patriot6]

2 hours ago, JustJimN said:

Take

NOOOOOOOO! 

[Patriot6]

3 hours ago, Readcomix said:

Batman 190 VG with a great Penguin cover. $20

Take 

[Readcomix]

5 hours ago, Patriot6 said:

Take 

 Batman 190! Thank you, JF! 

[Readcomix]

5 hours ago, Patriot6 said:

NOOOOOOOO! 

Which book was that? 

[TheFifthHorseman]

9 hours ago, Readcomix said:

Thanks Fifth; I didn't think of it being taken the other way!

Haha I'll keep quiet now

[Readcomix]

37 minutes ago, TheFifthHorseman said:

Haha I'll keep quiet now

Please, no! That was helpful! I totally missed the other possible interpretation. 

[Readcomix]

On June 19, 2018 at 12:08 AM, Readcomix said:

ON HOLD! A Treasury of Comics #1, 1948 St John. OSPG describes as rare. Hardcover over 500 pages; 16 comics bound together without covers. Mopsy, Jane Arden, Abbie & Slats, Abbott and Costello, more. Tough to grade as front cover and first page are attached upside down, but the exposed spine appears factory. While there are tape remnants on the cover, they have nothing to do with holding the cover on. I do not think this was reattached; I think it's a printer error. Either way, it's Fair to Good minus at best. Yet it's better than the copies on offer out there. $300

 I have placed this book on hold, pending discussions with a discerning and legendary boardie!