Post Your Promotional Comic Books Here!!!! 7 7

[Marty Mann]

Still haven't be able to get Overstreet to acknowledge that this Variant

Edition even exists.

 

 

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[Dr. Love]

Some of my fav promos, including the elusive Blood is the Harvest and If the Devil Would Talk aschans.

 

I too was inspired by Stew Silver posthumously to start collecting cold war and anti-communist comic books

 

Nothing "cold" about that gallery of books, Steve. They are red hot. No wonder, you were on fire this year, buddy! The Luckys, New Brunswick, the Whites, and god knows what else you've been up to accomplished. Mighty big collecting shoes to fit for 2015!

 

and Stew Silver, RIP easier knowing your good friends did not fail you and helped to fulfill your last wishes.

[Dr. Love]

Still haven't be able to get Overstreet to acknowledge that this Variant

Edition even exists.

 

 

mm

 

You've got my acknowledgement, Marty! Love that book!!

[Marty Mann]

Still haven't be able to get Overstreet to acknowledge that this Variant

Edition even exists.

 

 

mm

 

You've got my acknowledgement, Marty! Love that book!!

 

THANK YOU!!!

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[EC ed]

More EC's please.

 

A few Reddy Kilowatts for you, Doc:

 

This first one is Overstreet's old copy:

 

 

[eccomic]

 

Some of my fav promos, including the elusive Blood is the Harvest and If the Devil Would Talk aschans.

 

I too was inspired by Stew Silver posthumously to start collecting cold war and anti-communist comic books

 

Nothing "cold" about that gallery of books, Steve. They are red hot. No wonder, you were on fire this year, buddy! The Luckys, New Brunswick, the Whites, and god knows what else you've been up to accomplished. Mighty big collecting shoes to fit for 2015!

 

and Stew Silver, RIP easier knowing your good friends did not fail you and helped to fulfill your last wishes.

 

Thank you Andy!

 

I do love my Cold War books!

 

[Tri-Color Brian]

Here ya go...not as exciting as communists dropping A-bombs, but difficult to find...and not in the guide.

 

Edited December 26, 2014 by tricolorbrian

[Hap Hazard]

here's Buster Brown number one, lower grade but listed as scarce by overstreet, picked this up on e-bay, I don't think the seller realized it was the first issue.

[Dr. Love]

here's Buster Brown number one, lower grade but listed as scarce by overstreet, picked this up on e-bay, I don't think the seller realized it was the first issue

It is hard to come by, especially in grade.

 

WTTB, Hap! (thumbs u

[steveinthecity]

Here ya go...not as exciting as communists dropping A-bombs, but difficult to find...and not in the guide.

 

Thanks for posting this! I have a copy and I've often wondered why it's not in OPG.

[BB-Gun]

Not sure if my group shot made it to this thread but here it is again. Donating to the campaign against infantile paralysis earned you a Red Feather comic featuring Tracy back in the fifties. Even poor children received the vaccine when it was introduced. Back in biblical times poor infected individuals were stoned to death.

[catrick339]

Winchester rifle giveaway. Has a pro-Second Amendment editorial inside the front cover, and the centerfold is glossy cover stock, with pictures of rifle production at the factory.

 

[Tri-Color Brian]

Here ya go...not as exciting as communists dropping A-bombs, but difficult to find...and not in the guide.

 

Thanks for posting this! I have a copy and I've often wondered why it's not in OPG.

 

It reprints one of the regular issues (can't remember the exact # right now), with the lack of price and "Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival" added to the cover. The giveaway of Dennis at the Winchester House (actually sold there) is not in the guide either, but i think it is a perpetual reprint for the attraction...

[Tri-Color Brian]

Here ya go...not as exciting as communists dropping A-bombs, but difficult to find...and not in the guide.

 

Thanks for posting this! I have a copy and I've often wondered why it's not in OPG.

 

It reprints one of the regular issues (can't remember the exact # right now), with the lack of price and "Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival" added to the cover. The giveaway of Dennis at the Winchester House (actually sold there) is not in the guide either, but I think it is a perpetual reprint for the attraction...at least it was in the 90s.

 

Edited December 27, 2014 by tricolorbrian

[Tri-Color Brian]

Here's another Dennis giveaway:

 

[Sqeggs]

Here ya go...not as exciting as communists dropping A-bombs, but difficult to find...and not in the guide.

 

Thanks for posting this! I have a copy and I've often wondered why it's not in OPG.

 

It reprints one of the regular issues (can't remember the exact # right now), with the lack of price and "Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival" added to the cover. The giveaway of Dennis at the Winchester House (actually sold there) is not in the guide either, but I think it is a perpetual reprint for the attraction...at least it was in the 90s.

 

 

Interesting. Two NorCal attractions. Were there D the M giveaways in other parts of the country as well?

 

Could be a bit of a disappointment for a kid to think he was getting a comic about the attraction he was visiting only to find out that the interior was an unrelated story.

[catrick339]

Here's an interesting one.

 

Wisco giveaways, uncut set of three. As far as I could tell, only the middle one was listed.

 

 

 

[catrick339]

Another I picked up the same time as the Wisco.

 

 

 

[Tri-Color Brian]

Here ya go...not as exciting as communists dropping A-bombs, but difficult to find...and not in the guide.

 

Thanks for posting this! I have a copy and I've often wondered why it's not in OPG.

 

It reprints one of the regular issues (can't remember the exact # right now), with the lack of price and "Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival" added to the cover. The giveaway of Dennis at the Winchester House (actually sold there) is not in the guide either, but I think it is a perpetual reprint for the attraction...at least it was in the 90s.

 

 

Interesting. Two NorCal attractions. Were there D the M giveaways in other parts of the country as well?

 

Could be a bit of a disappointment for a kid to think he was getting a comic about the attraction he was visiting only to find out that the interior was an unrelated story.

 

Each of the books I showed have stories about Dennis visiting the attraction, but i don't know if they did any other regional giveaways.

[Tri-Color Brian]

Not sure if my group shot made it to this thread but here it is again. Donating to the campaign against infantile paralysis earned you a Red Feather comic featuring Tracy back in the fifties. Even poor children received the vaccine when it was introduced. Back in biblical times poor infected individuals were stoned to death.

 

BB...that's a pile of promotionals. (thumbs u