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a beat up little champ on my want-list just popped up on ebay--in the box it goes. lemme tell ya', these books are not easy to find. espeially the later ones with the sidebars---some never come up for sale.

 

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Yup, that's a toughie all right. Does the interior remind you of a Quality?

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Here's a couple of books that arrived today:

 

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My first glance at the boards in ages.

When does summer vacation start?

 

Is the 16-page surprise that the first four wraps are text stories and ads printed on glossy paper with sepia ink? I just got a Crime Does Not Pay 45 (sorry, no scan, no working scanner, and at the moment no office to put a scanner in) and was surprised myself.

 

Jack

 

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Here's a couple of books that arrived today:

 

12065.jpg

 

 

My first glance at the boards in ages.

When does summer vacation start?

 

Is the 16-page surprise that the first four wraps are text stories and ads printed on glossy paper with sepia ink?

I just got a Crime Does Not Pay 45 (sorry, no scan, no working scanner,

and at the moment no office to put a scanner in) and was surprised myself.

 

Jack

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This scan was the first interior page of issue 49 which had 12 pages of ads, 1 letter page and 2 pages of text.

Art by Tuska and additional features by Palais and Alderman filled out the issue. Pretty good stuff but a little bloody and gruesome.

I imagine the content was similar in issue 44.

 

Welcome back Jack, I spent my summer on the golf course cause I had no classes to teach. You must have been stuck doing research and writing grants.

:hi:

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... and moving his office and presentations away ... and looking for my books :sumo: I might have my FC run completed before we complete this trade :insane:

 

Don't be a stranger Jack, we need your brand of humor around here :foryou:

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Here's a couple of books that arrived today:

 

12065.jpg

 

 

My first glance at the boards in ages.

When does summer vacation start?

 

Is the 16-page surprise that the first four wraps are text stories and ads printed on glossy paper with sepia ink?

I just got a Crime Does Not Pay 45 (sorry, no scan, no working scanner,

and at the moment no office to put a scanner in) and was surprised myself.

 

Jack

4937900584_87713e4e1d_z.jpg

This scan was the first interior page of issue 49 which had 12 pages of ads, 1 letter page and 2 pages of text.

Art by Tuska and additional features by Palais and Alderman filled out the issue. Pretty good stuff but a little bloody and gruesome.

I imagine the content was similar in issue 44.

 

Welcome back Jack.

:hi:

 

Just checked my issue of CDNP 44. It does have an additional 13 or 14 pages of True Crime text. I guess the idea didn't work since they switched back by issue 49. (shrug)

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Here's a couple of books that arrived today:

 

12065.jpg

 

 

My first glance at the boards in ages.

When does summer vacation start?

 

Is the 16-page surprise that the first four wraps are text stories and ads printed on glossy paper with sepia ink? I just got a Crime Does Not Pay 45 (sorry, no scan, no working scanner, and at the moment no office to put a scanner in) and was surprised myself.

 

Jack

 

Jack,

 

The 16 page surprise looks to be a bunch of extra "True Crime" text stories in the middle of the book, printed on regular newsprint.

 

EDIT: BB-Gun beat me to it.

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... and moving his office and presentations away ... and looking for my books :sumo: I might have my FC run completed before we complete this trade :insane:

 

 

The books may be crumbled to dust by the time I find them!

Jmg's too.

 

But the good news is that the furniture is supposed to go back into my renovated office Tuesday (only a week late, which isn't too bad) and my hope is to sort everything as I move it back in. I'll probably be able to throw out or recycle up to half of it.

 

 

Don't be a stranger Jack, we need your brand of humor around here :foryou:

 

Humor?

 

Jack

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Here's a couple of books that arrived today:

 

12065.jpg

 

 

My first glance at the boards in ages.

When does summer vacation start?

 

Is the 16-page surprise that the first four wraps are text stories and ads printed on glossy paper with sepia ink? I just got a Crime Does Not Pay 45 (sorry, no scan, no working scanner, and at the moment no office to put a scanner in) and was surprised myself.

 

Jack

 

Jack,

 

The 16 page surprise looks to be a bunch of extra "True Crime" text stories in the middle of the book, printed on regular newsprint.

 

EDIT: BB-Gun beat me to it.

 

BB-Gun is quick on the draw!

 

Interesting that the format of the bonus changed and only lasted 5 or 6 issues. Was 49 the last "bonus" or the first without? They must have been experimenting. The extra pages of 45 have a lot of ads not aimed at children.

 

Jack

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Interesting that the format of the bonus changed and only lasted 5 or 6 issues. Was 49 the last "bonus" or the first without? Jack

 

Jack, IIRC Crime Does Not Pay 48 was the "first without".

 

It was an interesting experiment... great books!

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Was fortunate enough to pick up this rare beauty at the Balt Con. Unfortunately I can't do much better for an image due to the book's enormous size.

 

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I had to scan it in two parts and join them in photoshop.

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Some great Kirby art in there. :headbang:

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