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On 3/27/2019 at 5:46 PM, Concordia! said:

SUB-MARINER #60 (1973). Rich Buckler cover pencils. - asking $8.00

Copy has excellent cover colors with interior white pages. Tight copy. Clean staples. Minor corner edge wear. 

Namor leads "The Invasion of New York!" Plot by Bill Everett, --script by Steve Gerber, breakdowns by Sam Kweskin, finished art by Jim Mooney. 

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On 3/27/2019 at 4:57 PM, Concordia! said:

The Brave and the Bold #61 - Origin of STARMAN and BLACK CANARY - asking $12.00

Cover by Murphy Anderson. "Mastermind of Menaces," -------script by Gardner Fox, art by Murphy Anderson; The villainous Mist returns to his life of crime by using flowers from Dinah Drake's floral shop to hypnotically induce wealthy people into parting with large sums of money, and when Starman gets involved in the case, the Mist figures out a way to nullify his famed Gravity Rod. The Origin of Starman article by Julius Schwartz, art by Jack Burnley. The Origin of Black Canary article by Julius Schwartz, art by Carmine Infantino. 

Very Good grade. Spine and corners show wear in alignment with the grade.

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On 3/27/2019 at 4:56 PM, Concordia! said:

Justice League of America #40 - Creatures of Nightmare Island! - asking $9.00

Excellent lower graded copy of the first series of Justice League of America. This copy shows flaws associated with lower graded copies. However the color on the cover is good along with interior offwhite pages. Supple and lays flat. Nice copy for your silver age collection.

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On 3/27/2019 at 4:49 PM, Concordia! said:

Justice League of America #39 - 80 Page Giant! - 3 Full Length Novels - asking $12.00

Spectacular squarebound issue with Three Full-Length Novels. Just look at the Line-Up of Super-Villains! All-Star issue in VG condition. Solid copy and suffers from minor flaws associated with the grade. Highly collectible. One of the early 25 cent squarebound Giant issues of the 1960s. Vibrant color cover. Interior offwhite pages.

 

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On 3/27/2019 at 4:30 PM, Concordia! said:

Tower of Shadows #3 - asking $8.00

Vivid color on cover. White pages. Sharp spine and corners. A few flaws here and there grades out Very Fine Minus.

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On 3/27/2019 at 4:01 PM, Concordia! said:

KUNG FU SPECIAL: SPECIAL ALBUM EDITION: DEADLY HANDS OF KUNG FU! (Curtis, 1974) - asking $8.00

Special Edition! Graded as Very Good. Kung Fu Marvel magazine featuring Iron Fist, Shang-Chi and the Sons of the Tiger! Moderate wear to the corners, a chip out top left corner. Just a Very Good 70s magazine full of fantastic art by the likes of Adkins, John Buscema, Herb Trimpe and Mike Vosberg. Also features several articles from the TV Series with Michael Carradine.

 

 

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On 3/27/2019 at 10:34 AM, Concordia! said:

Justice League of America #32 - Attack of the Star Bolt Warrior! - asking $9.00

Copy has various flaws associated with a grade of Good to Very Good. Most noticeably are various creasing on the spine and rounded corners. Interior pages offwhite. Cover has good color but does show a scrape bottom edge. Supple copy that lays flat. A very nice copy for the price.

 

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Vintage FANZINE (Sept. 1962) BIXEL #1 - Scarce Zine from the Kaiser Collection! - asking $15.00

The first issue into Fanzine by Alva Rogers. Published for the 33rd mailing of the Off-Trail Magazine Publishers Association. This Zine was mimeo'd on the Rike Gestettner by The Hook and Crook Press, Bill Donaho.
Contents include a self-cover illustration by Alva Rogers. Articles by Cleve Cartmill, Harry Warner, Jr., Eugene Field and William Simon. Includes a Con Report "Journey to Shangri-LA" by Alva Rogers.

 

 

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Vintage FANZINE (Summer 1969) THE THIRD FOUNDATION #89 - Scarce Zine! - asking $15.00

Published by Barry Gold on the LASFS Rex.
Articles by Barry Gold, Tom Digby, Lee Klingstein, Richard Irwin, Don Simpson, David Gerrold, Barry Weissman, and Phil Castora.
46 pages. Clean. Staples show age wear. 

 

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NONSTOP FUN IS HARD ON THE HEART #6 (Fanzine, 2001) Kaiser Collection - Scarce! - asking $25.00

80 pages. Solid copy. Adult cover art. Solid staples. No rust. Substantial genzine from Dwain Kaiser. Cover art by Alan White (censored for CGC Comics).
Interior artwork by: William Rotsler, Brad Foster, Lawson, Hannes Bok, Dian Crayne, and Taral Wayne.
Numerous articles from Dwain Kaiser, Ted. Johnstone, Earl Kemp, Jim Schumacher and more.

 

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MERETRITIOUS - (Los Angeles Science Fiction Society, 1960) Very Rare! - asking $45.00

68 pages. Tight staples. Cover detached at top staple. Very fragile for its age. Christmas project by the LASFS (1960). Large fanzine comprised of editorial and artistic efforts by the best-of-the-best in fandom: Bernard Zuber, Joan Linard, Eddie Jones, Pandora, Dave Prosser, L. Garcone, Harry Warner, Ed Emsh, Shultz, Jnutts & B. Henstell, Shaggy Staff, Bill Donahue, Elmon Lee Coe, Nancy Coe, Tim Dumont, Jack Harness, Robert Lee, Robert Bloch, Ray Nelson, Trina Castillo, Barbi Johnson, Bjo Trimble, Steve Stiles, Wim Struyck, Margaret Dominick, Don Simpson, Jim Cawthorn, McCall's, Bill Pearson, Colin Cameron, Juanita Coulson, George Barr, William Rotsler, Karen Anderson, Robert Gilbert, Terry Jeeves, Larry Gurney and E. Loring Ware.
Exceptional fanzine and extremely scarce.

 

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Vintage FANZINE (Oct. 1968) PELF #5 - Tim Kirk cover! - Scarce Zine - asking $25.00

26 pages. Slight age wear but clean. Tight staples with minor page pulling. Very nice for it's age! Cover by Tim Kirk! Edited and published by Dave Hulan and Dave Locke. Art credits: Tim Kirk, Arthur Thomson, Rick Seward, Terry Jeeves and Dave Locke.
Articles by Dave Locke, Dave Hulan, Lloyd Biggle, Jr., Milt Stevens ("The Atomic Orgy: Cosmological Speculations").
Features an introduction to Biggle's "The Rule of the Door and Other Fanciful Regulations".
Scarce copy.

 

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Hippocampelephantocamelos #5 (Hippocamp, Dec. 1966) - Rare Fanzine - asking $25.00

42 pages. Tight staples. Cover detached at top staple. Fragile for its age. Cover by Tom Schluck, Joni Stopa, Jon Stopa and Don Simpson. Edited and published by Fred Hollander for distribution to general fandom (1966). Published on the Labyrinth Rex-Rotary in Los Angeles. Plenty of illustrations throughout by John D. Berry, Sally Crayne, Jim Young, Paul J. Willis, Terry Jeeves and Barbara Fuchs. Editorials and fiction by Jean Berman, John Boardman, Larry Niven, Thomas Digby, Fred Hollander, Don D'Ammassa, Jim Young and Donald Evans. Back cover art by Dian Pelz.

 

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Val-APA Dist. #125 Issue 1 - Los Angeles Fan Club Zine! - asking $10.00

16 pages. Tight clean staples. Very nice for it's age! Cover by Lynn Pederson. Undated Zine (1970?). Edited and published by Dwain Kaiser and Terry Romine (Blackjack Press). Editorials by Marie Van Horn, Terry Romine, Larry Nielson and Dwain Kaiser.

 

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Vintage FANZINE (Aug. 1967) MANEKI-NEKO #3 - TOFF/PanPacificon - VERY RARE! - asking $15.00

40 pages. Slight age wear but clean. Tight clean staples. Very nice for it's age! Cover by Bjo Trimble. PanPacificon design by Luise Petti.
Fanzine edited by John and Bjo Trimble and published for the benefit of the Trans-Oceanic Fan Fund in Tarzana, California.
Contents include: TOFFund Report, History of Japanese Fandom by Takumi Shibano with an illustration by Larry Ware; Stellar Haiku by Bob Vardeman with illustrations by Mervyn Peake; Southern California Hospitality by John Mansfield with cartoons by Rotsler; Westercon XX Report by Al Lewis, Bjo and John Trimble and Luise Petti with illustrations by Bjo.

 

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THE SCIENCE FICTION YEARBOOK-1958 EDITION (2nd printing) Scarce FANZINE! - asking $40.00

56 pages. Slight age wear but clean. Tight staples with minor page pulling. Very nice for it's age! Cover by EMSH. Interior art by Herman Von Tokken.
Volume Two of the 1958 Edition. Noted as possible second printing 1960. This Fanzine looks back at the year 1957 and discusses the science-fiction field of magazines, books, movies and fandom.
Articles by James V. Taurasi, Sr., Ray Van Houten, Stephen J. Takacs, Thomas S. Gardner, Frank R. Prieto, Jr., Robert A. Madle, Daniel McPhail and Donald E. Ford.
Features "The Adoption of the Term 'Science Fiction'" by Sam Moskowitz; and "The London Report: The 1957 World Science Fiction Convention" by John Victor Peterson.
Published by Science Fiction Times, Inc., New York.