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Wow - that looks even better than the CGC 9.2 copy. Your

id is an understatement.

 

Shiver:

 

> to see your disney books in one spread must be such a joy

 

Glad to hear other people enjoy these. I actually did have my entire

run of Mickey Mouse Mags out on the floor (for the first time) a few

weeks ago when I changed mylars. I should have taken a picture...

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V5#12 was the dress rehersal for Walt Disney's Comics and Stories:

the first Disney publication to perfect the modern comic book format.

I see it is rarer and even more desirable than the better know October

issue (my avatar). If I were to point to the single most important and

collectible Disney comic ever published, this would be it.

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V5#12 was the dress rehersal for Walt Disney's Comics and Stories:

the first Disney publication to perfect the modern comic book format.

I see it is rarer and even more desirable than the better know October

issue (my avatar). If I were to point to the single most important and

collectible Disney comic ever published, this would be it.

 

Doesn't Donald Duck Four Color 4 predate the MMM V5#12? It was in the modern comic book format.

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Some people would argue that (a nice FC 4 was my substitute Holy

Grail before I got the V5#12), it depends on what you define as

"modern comic book format". My extra brownie points go to V5#12

since the contents were more diverse (MM Mags had featured longer

Gottfredson Mickey Mouse stories for a while, whereas FC 4

contained Taliaferro 1-page gags) and it was a natural, final step in

the continuous evolution that started with V1#1 in '35. Both books

are highly sought after, of course (a friend of mine recently bought a

nice midgrade copy of FC 4 for around $8,000).

 

Btw., the back cover of RHG's copy is nice too, I think:

 

http://www.hhkkpp.com/mv512b_sd.jpg'>mv512b_sd_s.jpg

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Fantastic book(!!) and it certainly looks nicer than the grade. I must

have seen 10 "Pirate Gold" and 5 "Phantom Blot" for each one of

these. The copy my friend bought at Heritage a few months ago was

the nicest I had ever seen, but yours is a real treasure too. cloud9.gif

 

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Now we're at it: got this CGC 6.5 at Heritage the day after the Nic

Cage auction.

 

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HKP, ECFanman,Rare High Grade, Beautiful Books Guys!!!! 893applaud-thumb.gifthumbsup2.gifacclaim.gif Keep them Coming!!

 

Well, since you asked so nicely ...

 

Here's one of the last 4 Mickey Mouse Magazines where they shrunk the title down to comic book size. Only the last one (V5#12) is 68 pages and with comic book contents. The other 3 were 36 pages and had content similar to the previous magazine sized issues.

 

mmm_v5_10.jpg

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Ouch, that is one the only 2 issues I am still missing (and, aside

from V1#1, the only ones I am still missing in FN or better). I sense

my inner Levine coming to the surf...

 

OH PLEASE, PLEASE WILL YOU SELL IT TO ME?????

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Rjpb, love those L. B.Cole Covers,The Contact & the Flight thumbsup2.gif!!!

The Catman # 32 is a Classic IMO ,not easy to find either!!! Then again I'm biased as I have that book also,mine is about the same shape as yours. Kinda like a different version of Hit # 5!!!! : Show some more of your books ,I know I would be interested & I think I can speak for some of the other guys too! The Golden Age threads knock me out with Timely's books, Shield's, Yours, Hkp ,Ghoulaid, Mephisto,ETC.!!! 893applaud-thumb.gifacclaim.gif

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