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[Scrooge]

Two more War books from the War Adventures series: # 12 is superbly atmospheric and # 13 is a lesser seen Heath cover -

 

Wow!!! That cover on #12 is a beautiful thing to behold!!! Never saw that one before!!! Nice!!!!

 

A favorite right along this one -

[adamstrange]

Are you branching out? This doesn't look like it's the right month?

 

I definitely agree with you on the mood established by the cover -- it's one of my favorite war covers for that reason.

 

[TheWatcher]

Are you branching out? This doesn't look like it's the right month?

 

I definitely agree with you on the mood established by the cover -- it's one of my favorite war covers for that reason.

 

 

Maybe Kirby used the idea for the cover to Foxhole #1

[Scrooge]

Are you branching out? This doesn't look like it's the right month?

 

I definitely agree with you on the mood established by the cover -- it's one of my favorite war covers for that reason.

 

I've been silently and slowly working on a War Comics run. (Hey 143, want to sell me back my copy of 23, LMK) Yesterday, I was able to pick up 25 pre-code Atlas War books including those shown above, the Everett Man comics and my second copy of War # 11. If anyone is interested in seeing more, just let me know.

[podboy66]

:applause:

[Blind Owl]

Some Atlas Sci-Fi!!!

 

[adamstrange]

Are you branching out? This doesn't look like it's the right month?

 

I definitely agree with you on the mood established by the cover -- it's one of my favorite war covers for that reason.

 

I've been silently and slowly working on a War Comics run. (Hey 143, want to sell me back my copy of 23, LMK) Yesterday, I was able to pick up 25 pre-code Atlas War books including those shown above, the Everett Man comics and my second copy of War # 11. If anyone is interested in seeing more, just let me know.

 

Consider your arm twisted, mister!

 

 

[Scrooge]

Consider your arm twisted, mister!

 

 

 

You might have to avert (sp?) your eyes for some as condition varies across the lot. Let's do this alphabetically, shall we. First up 2 Battles -

[Scrooge]

Followed by a pair of Battlefields -

[Scrooge]

Got quite a few issues of War in the stack but also some Man Comics -

[Scrooge]

There were more War Adventures than those posted last night. Here's the broken neck cover and some of the less-often seen Young Men books -

[CAP Freak]

Wow what a great set of Atlas War books

[CAP Freak]

Wow what a great set of Atlas War books

[Scrooge]

Wow what a great set of Atlas War books

 

Thanks. I'm happy with my purchase. Just for that, here's an encore. You'll excuse the Code stamp on the Battleground but the art inside makes up for it: Sinnott, Severin and Pike.

[adamstrange]

Great looking books, Scrooge!

 

Any interior stories stand out?

 

[Scrooge]

Great looking books, Scrooge!

 

Any interior stories stand out?

 

Thanks AS. Next week I'm going to start the scanning process of all splashes in these books to have them posted on Atlas Tales but it'll take a while to go through the stack. I'll post noticeable story splashes as I go through them. (thumbs u

 

I tend to like historical yarns better than others but this short Everett story is quite sweet - (from Young Men # 18) -

[Scrooge]

Of course, Heath could also start a story nicely as seen in Battlefield # 1 here -

[adamstrange]

I tend to like historical yarns better than others

 

Atlas did more historical stories than their competitors and is a reason to love them even if they didn't have Heath, Severin, Everett etc.

[selegue]

There were more War Adventures than those posted last night. Here's the broken neck cover and some of the less-often seen Young Men books -

 

You got all these Atlas books in one fell swoop? Great catch!

 

 

AWP! That's a disturbing cover. Are the victim's eyes wide open? It's hard to tell from the scan.

 

This one's been on my want list for years:

Man Comics 25 (Apr 1953)

 

Supposedly there's a story in there that features something about phosphorus and iodine. Any chance that you got that issue and can take a look for it?

 

Thanks,

Jack

[AtlasT]

Art by Manny Stallman:

 

 

 

 

 

 

(I hope you can read most of it.)

 

...and the cover is Everett:

 

 

Edited November 4, 2007 by AtlasT