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[mtlevy]

How about some interior pics from that Everett story!

[sacentaur]

Thanks for the tip on this little guy. This contains Bill Everett's one & only story he ever drew for DC.

 

February, 1960 - very interesting, I didn't know that (many thanks).

[sacentaur]

Just picked this up from a Boardie - first Silver Age issue (10/56), Grandenetti (cover) and interior stories drawn by Andru, Heath, Infantino, and Kubert.

 

 

Pages are cream but that's OK - I still like it a lot.

[Stevenrams]

Just picked this up from a Boardie - first Silver Age issue (10/56), Grandenetti (cover) and interior stories drawn by Andru, Heath, Infantino, and Kubert.

 

 

Pages are cream but that's OK - I still like it a lot.

 

That's a beauty, Steve!! Congrats!! Love the DC Reds and the DC 5000 contest mentioned at the top. Those books are so cool!

 

SLR

[adamstrange]

That's an all-star line up of artists!

 

Just picked this up from a Boardie - first Silver Age issue (10/56), Grandenetti (cover) and interior stories drawn by Andru, Heath, Infantino, and Kubert.

 

 

Pages are cream but that's OK - I still like it a lot.

[thirdgreenham]

How about some interior pics from that Everett story!

 

+1

 

Be sure to bend that cover way back, too. (thumbs u

[comick1]

Thanks for the tip on this little guy. This contains Bill Everett's one & only story he ever drew for DC.

 

February, 1960 - very interesting, I didn't know that (many thanks).

 

I have a nice copy of that book so I wouldn'ta been such a nice boy to show that copy to you if it weren't for that. That one is a truly smokin' fresh AdamStrange kinda book, no less. The Everett is such an anomaly on a DC book from ANY time period. I'll see if I can take some pics of my copy without bending the pages TOO far back. . . no matter how much the thought of that makes Andy drool.

[comick1]

That's an all-star line up of artists!

 

Just picked this up from a Boardie - first Silver Age issue (10/56), Grandenetti (cover) and interior stories drawn by Andru, Heath, Infantino, and Kubert.

 

 

Pages are cream but that's OK - I still like it a lot.

 

What an ALL STAR lineup!! My own copy of that is in a furshlugginer potrzebie slab so I haven't read it. Yes, I love raw books more than slabbed ones, but if they're in the furshlugginer potrzebie slabs, I've decided to leave 'em there.

 

 

Once I'm dead and my fam has pried the raws from my cold hands, I don't envy them for the ensuing slabbing fees. I've decided not to saddle 'em up with any extra slabbing fees if they've already been slabbed simply for the unrivaled pleasure of freeing them from their prison and smelling and reading and hugging and loving them, George!

[Jeffro.]

My all star lineup on a war book from that era would be Grandenetti cover and stories by Heath, Kubert, Drucker and Severin.

I don't know if such a grail war book exists. Maybe I should go through Pedrin to find out.

Edited August 8, 2013 by Jeffro

[comick1]

It doesn't exist with all 5 of those guys. However, you get 4 outta 5 with GIC #62. Grandenetti cover, Kubert, Drucker, and TWO HEATH stories! Badåss ALL the way!

[comick1]

I promised some scans of the AAMOW 77. Here's my own copy. It's a single-staple book. . .there never WAS a lower staple. Some kind of publisher's defect for an otherwise pretty copy. I bought it a LONG time ago from Gene Carpenter in San Diego.

 

 

Here's page 1 of the Everett story

 

 

 

page 2

 

 

 

page 3

 

 

Sorry, didn't have time to mess with any more scans.

[thirdgreenham]

Beautiful!

[mtlevy]

Thanks!

[comick1]

I forgot to post one other con purchase. I don't mess with Atlas war too much since I sold off the majority of my Atlas collection a number of years back, but this one, with a Gene Colan cover, was irresistible. I don't know how many Colan covers there are in Atlas, but I don't recall seeing many if there were any at all.

 

[gojira]

I need some help please:

I'm looking for the title of the Kubert story from Our Fighting Forces 29, it's the first story of the book.

I do not own the book, so I can't check on my own. Comics.org says that the story is titled "Listen to a Jet". I just bought a page of OA from that story, but there's no title on it, but I saw the OA to page 2 and the title is "Letter to a Jet".

I'm wondering which title is right.

Any help on this would be appreciated!

Cheers

Mike

[comick1]

I just checked the Pedrin Guide. It lists the Kubert story as "Letter to a Jet." I have the issue, but can't get it out right now. My money would be on the Pedrin Guide reference.

[gojira]

Thanks a lot!

I'm with you on that, if that's the title in the Big Five Information Guide. I have a copy of it somewhere, but I just can't get my hands on it.

[Jeffro.]

Does anyone have a copy of this Sgt Rock digest? I'm curious if it's worth buying from a quality reproduction standpoint

[sacentaur]

New pickup - very freshly presenting and bright copy, a light moisture stain on the back cover brings the technical grade (and price down).

 

My kind of mid-grade book.

 

[peewee22]

Will be putting some OO DC SA Wars in the Selling Forum shortly. (thumbs u