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On 10/27/2021 at 1:56 PM, EastEnd1 said:

This is a very timely topic... I was recently looking to freshen up my Ebay store and pulled an old box of golden age books out of the back of my closet.  I knew I had a nice group of about 25 Blue Beetles in there that I'd acquired about 15 years ago (at a local auction of all places!), but I was very pleasantly reminded when I went through the box that the group included a complete run of the Kamen GGA issues (#47-57).  Have to say, it's pretty cool to see them all together!    So here you go... enjoy them!  (And btw, the interior art is as wonderful as the covers!)

 

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blue beetle #47 jv11pw10-1006at front.jpg

Instead of your eBay store, I hope you'll "freshen up" the Golden Age sales thread here on the Boards! :)

Really wonderful books!

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On 10/27/2021 at 1:56 PM, EastEnd1 said:

This is a very timely topic... I was recently looking to freshen up my Ebay store and pulled an old box of golden age books out of the back of my closet.  I knew I had a nice group of about 25 Blue Beetles in there that I'd acquired about 15 years ago (at a local auction of all places!), but I was very pleasantly reminded when I went through the box that the group included a complete run of the Kamen GGA issues (#47-57).  Have to say, it's pretty cool to see them all together!    So here you go... enjoy them!  (And btw, the interior art is as wonderful as the covers!)

 

#47

 

 

 

 

blue beetle #47 jv11pw10-1006at front.jpg

Great run.  :applause: Which cover is your favorite?

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On 10/27/2021 at 10:55 PM, RareHighGrade said:

Great run.  :applause: Which cover is your favorite?

Thanks so much!  The #52 really stands out for me... just a great bondage cover.  I bought the Crippen copy when Heritage brought those to market a while back... I wasn't familiar with it and it really jumped out at me at the time.  Looking over the run now, I really like the #48 and #50 as well... they're very similar... the large femme fatale figures grab me.  And of course the #54... love the pose and hair and curves... such an atypical image of the post-war 1940s!

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On 10/16/2021 at 7:49 AM, GreatCaesarsGhost said:

I’m not sure why this thread doesn’t already exist, but it’s clear the world can no longer afford to exist without one! So show em if you got em, and by all means show us your  wins!

You never said that the GGA had to be on a cover, so here is some interior art by Nicholas Viscardi. (He would have been 21 years old when he produced this centerfold!)

Fight21CF.jpg

 

 

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On 11/6/2021 at 9:52 AM, jimbo_7071 said:

Here is more interior art from the same issue. I don't know who the artist is on these, but the poem was sent in by Private Jack Kamen of Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.

Fight21 Random.JPG

Wow. This shows Kamen, who I think may be a tad under appreciated, really did have the ability to draw women with more nuanced expressions than found in his typical cover

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On 11/6/2021 at 8:52 AM, jimbo_7071 said:

Here is more interior art from the same issue. I don't know who the artist is on these, but the poem was sent in by Private Jack Kamen of Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.

Fight21 Random.JPG

I agree with @GreatCaesarsGhoston Kamen being under appreciated.  What issue of Fight Comics is this?

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On 11/6/2021 at 12:15 PM, GreatCaesarsGhost said:

Wow. This shows Kamen, who I think may be a tad under appreciated, really did have the ability to draw women with more nuanced expressions than found in his typical cover

Only the poem in the lower righthand corner was submitted by Kamen  

The artwork in the center must have been done by one of Fiction House's staff, possibly Nicholas Viscardi (known to Silver-Age DC fans as Nick Cardy). He was their resident pornogra—I mean, he was their resident "good" girl artist.

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