Show Us Your Atlas Books - Have A Cigar 26 26

[PopKulture]

[PopKulture]

[PopKulture]

[Jayman]

Very nice!

[Robot Man]

You've got yourself some pretty funny books there Pop. Keep 'em coming!

[ThothAmon]

Recent pick-up. Not many of these seem to exist? Detailed Everett cover is pretty cool.

 

[mrmyst]

 

Nice! All great issues!

[mrmyst]

Start a riot!

 

 

Edited January 8, 2017 by mrmyst

[lpsunburst]

Here's a favorite title and Atlas cover.

 

[PopKulture]

Thanks for the kind encouragement. Here are a few more scans from my old Flickr days:

 

[PopKulture]

[PopKulture]

When I was in eighth grade, I went through my friend's dad's comic collection from when he was a kid and graded and sorted the books for sale (I was the kid with an Overstreet and a geeky reputation).

 

He gave me four comics outright for sorting them and allowed me to buy maybe another dozen. Some of the books I can recall getting were things like Adventure no. 168 (Superboy) and Battle no. 1 (which I still own) as well as this noteworthy photo cover featuring Stan Lee (stretching the whole Atlas thing here I know):

 

Edited January 9, 2017 by PopKulture

[lpsunburst]

[Jayman]

When I was in eighth grade, I went through my friend's dad's comic collection from when he was a kid and graded and sorted the books for sale (I was the kid with an Overstreet and a geeky reputation).

 

He gave me four comics outright for sorting them and allowed me to buy maybe another dozen. Some of the books I can recall getting were things like Adventure no. 168 (Superboy) and Battle no. 1 (which I still own) as well as this noteworthy photo cover featuring Stan Lee (stretching the whole Atlas thing here I know):

 

 

Great story and sweet book! What a great memory to have!

[MusterMark]

PK: Great books (and story).

 

 

[Sqeggs]

When I was in eighth grade, I went through my friend's dad's comic collection from when he was a kid and graded and sorted the books for sale (I was the kid with an Overstreet and a geeky reputation).

 

He gave me four comics outright for sorting them and allowed me to buy maybe another dozen. Some of the books I can recall getting were things like Adventure no. 168 (Superboy) and Battle no. 1 (which I still own) as well as this noteworthy photo cover featuring Stan Lee (stretching the whole Atlas thing here I know):

 

 

Nice copy of a tough book. Somebody has a CGC 7.0 up on eBay that he's asking $3,500 for.

[Silver Surfer]

Has white pages. Very tough in high grade:

[porcupine48]

Nice Peter..but it isn't Canadian!

[mrmyst]

Has white pages. Very tough in high grade:

 

 

now show us the rest of it!

[comicjack]

When I was in eighth grade, I went through my friend's dad's comic collection from when he was a kid and graded and sorted the books for sale (I was the kid with an Overstreet and a geeky reputation).

 

He gave me four comics outright for sorting them and allowed me to buy maybe another dozen. Some of the books I can recall getting were things like Adventure no. 168 (Superboy) and Battle no. 1 (which I still own) as well as this noteworthy photo cover featuring Stan Lee (stretching the whole Atlas thing here I know):

 

 

Love it