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[adamstrange]

So far I've only listed all his DC big Five books. Will work on the other titles later.

 

Thanks, Trooper. It really points out how little DC used him for drawing covers in the 1950s.

 

That's what I thought as well. Just now delving into his work, finding out very interesting things. I'll post more about what I find later, and after more research. My next focus of research is his Atlas work.

 

Are you using? link

[Aman619]

does text mean Heath wrote the stories and didnt draw them?

[adamstrange]

No - those are the ones he drew. Easy's First Tiger and maybe a handful of others are the only ones he wrote.

[Paratrooper]

does text mean Heath wrote the stories and didnt draw them?

 

I should have been more clear on that, text means he inked and/or drew in the story. He didn't write any of the story's listed.

[Hedge]

More Moderns posted.....

[bigfiver69]

Great work on the Heath list, Vaughan!!!

Now, when are you doing the Kubert one?

 

Kidding... it'd be 1000 books long!

 

Shep

 

[whisp]

Hey guys. I created this Excel spreadsheet for a friend of mine to help him organize his books. My source of information where Big Five book, Overstreet and some of his notes. The list includes All American men of War, G.I. Combat, Our Army at War, Sgt. Rock, Our Fighting Forces, Star Spangled War Stories and Unknown Soldier. Anyways, the spreadsheet lists some notes about some of the books and lets you keep a list of your top two graded ones for each book along with how many copies you have of each. If you see a red arrow in a corner of the notes box means extended notes. You will need MS Excel to use this file to be able to maintain and edit on a computer or MS Excel reader if you just want to print it off.

 

Big Five Spreadsheet

 

Enjoy!

 

 

Edited May 10, 2008 by Whisp

[thirdgreenham]

Hey guys. I created this Excel spreadsheet for a friend of mine to help him organize his books. My source of information where Big Five book, Overstreet and some of his notes. The list includes All American men of War, G.I. Combat, Our Army at War, Sgt. Rock, Our Fighting Forces, Star Spangled War Stories and Unknown Soldier. Anyways, the spreadsheet lists some notes about some of the books and lets you keep a list of your top two graded ones for each book along with how many copies you have of each. If you see a red arrow in a corner of the notes box means extended notes. You will need MS Excel to use this file to be able to maintain and edit on a computer or MS Excel reader if you just want to print it off.

 

Big Five Spreadsheet

 

Enjoy!

 

 

Thanks for the list, Whisp.

 

I've started using it already. (thumbs u

 

Andy

[thirdgreenham]

Here's some pics of some of my more recent acquisitions. Man, I need a scanner!

 

 

Andy

 

[Karma23]

damn, Andy! That's an impressive haul! Awesome AAMoW #94

[HouseofComics.Com]

Whisp,

 

Cool checklist! Let's see, good things come in threes so...

 

Shep, time to publish your DC war book!

[whisp]

Hey guys. I created this Excel spreadsheet for a friend of mine to help him organize his books. My source of information where Big Five book, Overstreet and some of his notes. The list includes All American men of War, G.I. Combat, Our Army at War, Sgt. Rock, Our Fighting Forces, Star Spangled War Stories and Unknown Soldier. Anyways, the spreadsheet lists some notes about some of the books and lets you keep a list of your top two graded ones for each book along with how many copies you have of each. If you see a red arrow in a corner of the notes box means extended notes. You will need MS Excel to use this file to be able to maintain and edit on a computer or MS Excel reader if you just want to print it off.

 

Big Five Spreadsheet

 

Enjoy!

 

 

Thanks for the list, Whisp.

 

I've started using it already. (thumbs u

 

Andy

 

No Problem!

 

[buttock]

Geez Andy! What lottery did you hit? Great books!

[Jeffro.]

Andy - I'm speechless and extremely jealous.

 

Vaughn - A huge :thumbsup: for that Heath index

 

Whisp - Awesome spreadsheet. Thanks for sharing.

[thirdgreenham]

[Jeffro.]

 

If you ever want to flip that AAMOW 94, I'm your guy.

[sgtrock9211-migration]

Thanks to Andy, I am able to start posting a few scans. First is an OFF #71 9.0.

 

It is a rarity in that it is a DOUBLE COVER!!

 

Keith

 

 

 

 

[sgtrock9211-migration]

Posting one more. No introduction necessary.

 

 

[Aman619]

No - those are the ones he drew. Easy's First Tiger and maybe a handful of others are the only ones he wrote.

 

thanx. Id hoped I knew that already. just confused by the word "text" to describe books he drew in. Usually lists like this say pencils or inks or artwork, ...

 

but now I get it

[thirdgreenham]

Thanks to Andy, I am able to start posting a few scans. First is an OFF #71 9.0.

 

It is a rarity in that it is a DOUBLE COVER!!

 

Keith

 

 

 

 

A 9.0 Double Cover!!!!

 

Wow wow wow!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Posting one more. No introduction necessary.

 

 

 

No introduction necessary is right, another fantastic beauty! Glad you got the posting figured out Keith, beautiful, beautiful books!

 

Andy