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Fox Comics Appreciation Thread!
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1 hour ago, Straw-Man said:

the fox books are surely sought after, the thru-7/40 books especially, at least on the bayou.

 

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Simply incredible group! Nicely done, Billy! You inspired me to post a group shot of my own in the MLJ thread.

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10 hours ago, Straw-Man said:

looking at that ol' group really reminds me how much upgrading i've managed to do on the global run over the last several years.

How about with the carpet? hm

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12 hours ago, Straw-Man said:

the fox books are surely sought after, the thru-7/40 books especially, at least on the bayou.

 

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A vision of heaven on Earth!

(well, heaven on the floor anyway... but my point still holds! :sumo:)

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I don't have a good reason for slabbing this - I knew of the CT, tape, and seal and should have known of the trimming.  This is the book I bought from Danny Dupcak - ordered from and ad in The Buyer's Guide back in the 70s when he ran Fantasia Comics (I think that is the way it was spelled).  I saw the restoration when I got it (sans the trimming) and tried my darndest to return - he never answered the phone or returned calls (and remember long distance calling wasn't cheap then), I wrote a couple of letters to no obvious avail.  So it sat in my collection until I put in a group I subbed.  Love the cover but it is PLOD fodder with the trimming.  But I still love it as a link to the old mail ordering times of comics.  Sight unseen, checks sent through snail mail, then waiting and hoping you got the books.   :preach:

 

 

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2 minutes ago, telerites said:

I don't have a good reason for slabbing this - I knew of the CT, tape, and seal and should have known of the trimming.  This is the book I bought from Danny Dupcak - ordered from and ad in The Buyer's Guide back in the 70s when he ran Fantasia Comics (I think that is the way it was spelled).  I saw the restoration when I got it (sans the trimming) and tried my darndest to return - he never answered the phone or returned calls (and remember long distance calling wasn't cheap then), I wrote a couple of letters to no obvious avail.  So it sat in my collection until I put in a group I subbed.  Love the cover but it is PLOD fodder with the trimming.  But I still love it as a link to the old mail ordering times of comics.  Sight unseen, checks sent through snail mail, then waiting and hoping you got the books.   :preach:

 

 

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Jeff, your collection is BANANAS! Just one cool book after another. I'm always amazed! :headbang:

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17 minutes ago, telerites said:

I don't have a good reason for slabbing this - I knew of the CT, tape, and seal and should have known of the trimming.  This is the book I bought from Danny Dupcak - ordered from and ad in The Buyer's Guide back in the 70s when he ran Fantasia Comics (I think that is the way it was spelled).  I saw the restoration when I got it (sans the trimming) and tried my darndest to return - he never answered the phone or returned calls (and remember long distance calling wasn't cheap then), I wrote a couple of letters to no obvious avail.  So it sat in my collection until I put in a group I subbed.  Love the cover but it is PLOD fodder with the trimming.  But I still love it as a link to the old mail ordering times of comics.  Sight unseen, checks sent through snail mail, then waiting and hoping you got the books.   :preach:

 

 

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Hey, still today worth a lot more than you paid that charlatan for it. Things have a way of catching up if you hold things long enough.

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1 minute ago, Robot Man said:

Hey, still today worth a lot more than you paid that charlatan for it. Things have a way of catching up if you hold things long enough.

Yeah true. He is still operating, isn't he?  Shame he did/does pollute the hobby.  

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11 minutes ago, Ricksneatstuff said:

I just realized somehow I did not share this here, where it belongs. 

I’ve bought a LOT of great books the last 3 years but only a handful I actually sit and stare at like this one. Very special thanks to the good man who let me steward this book for a while.

 

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That would be a hard book to let go of...... GOD BLESS....

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)(thumbsu

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5 hours ago, sacentaur said:

Ducpak :facepalm: - what a scourge on the hobby. I kept one book (Amazing Mystery Funnies 2/7) that I obtained from him as a reminder to never deal with such slime again.

Still, any copy of Mystery Men 4 = :acclaim:

Steve, he is still around under evolving Ebay monikers, correct?

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1 hour ago, telerites said:
6 hours ago, sacentaur said:

Ducpak :facepalm: - what a scourge on the hobby. I kept one book (Amazing Mystery Funnies 2/7) that I obtained from him as a reminder to never deal with such slime again.

Still, any copy of Mystery Men 4 = :acclaim:

Steve, he is still around under evolving Ebay monikers, correct?

I haven't seen hide nor hair of his auctions in years, and they're easy enough to spot. I think he plies his "trade" elsewhere these days, on other auction sites.

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