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[Scrooge]

very nice mix and that Spellbound looks really good!

[Johnny545]

very nice mix and that Spellbound looks really good!

 

Agreed, those Spellbounds are great.

[Jayman]

Not sure if I posted this guy in this thread before. Maneely goodness!

 

[Larryw7]

Very cool cover!

[Jayman]

Here's another cool cover Vampire vs. Zombie!

 

[Johnny545]

Not sure if I posted this guy in this thread before. Maneely goodness!

 

 

Whoa, WHoa WHOAA havent seen this one awesome!!!!!

 

Johnny

[Johnny545]

Here's another cool cover Vampire vs. Zombie!

 

 

Top ten covers for me! Thanks for posting.

 

Johnny

[Johnny545]

Here's another cool cover Vampire vs. Zombie!

 

 

Top ten covers for me! Thanks for posting.

 

Johnny

 

Great condition also...wow

[Jayman]

Thanks! Here is one more great Maneely cover, an old pick up but it is a Big Apple book.

 

[Larryw7]

Here's another cool cover Vampire vs. Zombie!

 

 

 

Great cover! That vampire has a more than passing resemblance to Morbius.

[Jayman]

Great cover! That vampire has a more than passing resemblance to Morbius.

 

I don't remember Morbius with boobs!

[rjpb]

I had heard the Combat Casey's are particularly violent..... never read one, however.

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

 

The ones listed in the Overstreet as containing "extreme violence" do have some fairly graphic panels of soldiers being blown up or riddled with bullets, and are more violent than most Atlas war stories, but are pretty tame compared to some of the pre-code crime and horror books noted for their gore and graphic imagery. They are certainly less violent than some of the more graphic modern books, but they are chock full of R.Q. Sale art, which makes them worth picking up.

[BB-Gun]

I had heard the Combat Casey's are particularly violent..... never read one, however.

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

 

The ones listed in the Overstreet as containing "extreme violence" do have some fairly graphic panels of soldiers being blown up or riddled with bullets, and are more violent than most Atlas war stories, but are pretty tame compared to some of the pre-code crime and horror books noted for their gore and graphic imagery. They are certainly less violent than some of the more graphic modern books, but they are chock full of R.Q. Sale art, which makes them worth picking up.

 

Here are a few examples.

Edited May 29, 2013 by BB-Gun

[Scrooge]

for the images. Stories by Sale are always such a pleasure to read.

 

Here's a new one I picked up at a local show yesterday. Last issue of this short run -

 

[Johnny545]

for the images. Stories by Sale are always such a pleasure to read.

 

Here's a new one I picked up at a local show yesterday. Last issue of this short run -

 

 

Thats a great book hadn't seen it before..very nice!

[goldust40]

for the images. Stories by Sale are always such a pleasure to read.

 

Here's a new one I picked up at a local show yesterday. Last issue of this short run -

 

 

Great little series that one. And that last ish is pretty scarce... (thumbs u

[Johnny545]

for the images. Stories by Sale are always such a pleasure to read.

 

Here's a new one I picked up at a local show yesterday. Last issue of this short run -

 

 

Great little series that one. And that last ish is pretty scarce... (thumbs u

 

And Maneely cover...excellent,

[Scrooge]

for the images. Stories by Sale are always such a pleasure to read.

 

Here's a new one I picked up at a local show yesterday. Last issue of this short run -

 

 

Great little series that one. And that last ish is pretty scarce... (thumbs u

 

Thanks guys! That's why I jumped on it Also, it's a 1954 book

[MrBedrock]

for the images. Stories by Sale are always such a pleasure to read.

 

Here's a new one I picked up at a local show yesterday. Last issue of this short run -

 

 

Great little series that one. And that last ish is pretty scarce... (thumbs u

Definitely the toughest of the run. Congrats Michael (thumbs u

[Scrooge]

Other Atlas pick-up of note at the show were the final two issues of Battle, 69 & 70, with Kirby covers and art.

 

I am 3 issues from completing the 70-issue run. I really should look for those specifically