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Those early reprint books were the bomb in the early days of collecting. But for a long time now they have been overlooked. Popular 12 is from what, 1937? Seventy years old! Very cool.

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Newest Oldie Goldie, on the way to the Owl's nest!!!

I Love the Tiny Tim cover on this one!!!

 

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Cool book Owl. You and I have very similar tastes in books. Are you going to Chicago this year?

I am trying to get him to meet us in orlando at Mega con...turn of the heat, pons

 

Thanks Ciorac!!! I agree!!!! I was almost sick when you sold all those Famous Funnies a couple of days ago!!! :sick: I wish I had the funds for them, I would have taken them!!! :mad: So anyway I ended up buying a nice Famous Funnies #67 with my eye on a few more in a couple of days!!! :wishluck:

 

Anyway Rick has been talking to me about MegaCon, but I don't think I'll be able to go!!! Chicago is definite, looking forward to meeting you there!!!! :

 

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That is outstanding news. We will have a blast :banana:

 

Here is a nice little, cheap, book that arrived today. It is in keeping with my oddball superhero theme.

 

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Wow! You hit the oddball jackpot.

 

I don't know what's weirder, Martan's bouffant sleeves and mini-skirt, or his nubile partner staring at his head as she shoots a smoke-gun at his antenna! I like the sylized background, almost like Infantino used later for Flash, Adam Strange, etc.

 

Toonopedia says that the artist is William Kent, but it might be a pen name.

Bails' Who's Who offers:

ALDERMAN, JACK

BUGG, BOB (another pen name?)

ELY, BILL

KENT, WILLIAM

STONER, E. C.

 

Any idea who drew the cover?

 

Jack

 

 

Here is a nice little, cheap, book that arrived today. It is in keeping with my oddball superhero theme.

 

popular47.jpg

 

 

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Picked this up today...from 1937...and white pages to boot... :cloud9:

 

 

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Nice book!!! (thumbs u

I don't have any Popular's!!! I've had a few Don Winslow,Gasoline Alley, Tracy etc, Always liked them!!! I'll have to pick up a copy or two!!! Thanks for posting ArAich!!!

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Wow! You hit the oddball jackpot.

 

I don't know what's weirder, Martan's bouffant sleeves and mini-skirt, or his nubile partner staring at his head as she shoots a smoke-gun at his antenna! I like the sylized background, almost like Infantino used later for Flash, Adam Strange, etc.

 

Toonopedia says that the artist is William Kent, but it might be a pen name.

Bails' Who's Who offers:

ALDERMAN, JACK

BUGG, BOB (another pen name?)

ELY, BILL

KENT, WILLIAM

STONER, E. C.

 

Any idea who drew the cover?

 

Jack

 

 

Here is a nice little, cheap, book that arrived today. It is in keeping with my oddball superhero theme.

 

popular47.jpg

 

 

Nope

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143 asked me what the insides of the Remember Pearl Harbor look like. It's a mix of text and illustrations and also some straight comic-book storytelling. Here's a scan of probably one of the most striking images inside, the attack on Pearl Harbor itself -

 

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