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Here's one of my favorite Golden Age books and one that is hard to locate in the middle to upper grades. I know the Church copy sold for major $$$$$ a year or so ago but I'm satisfied with this copy. I bought it at a local show from Harley Yee back in the 1990s. Kudos to Harley as he sold it to me for a fair price at the time. And the OW/W PQ was a plus as well.

 

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One of my all time favorite covers! Congrats!

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First GA book I've bought sight unseen :banana: I get dizzy looking at it -- if anyone can explain to me the perspective going on here, I'd appreciate it!

 

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Wonderful Fox book! Not sure about the perspective,but it looks as though the green baddie has a broken lightsaber.

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First GA book I've bought sight unseen :banana: I get dizzy looking at it -- if anyone can explain to me the perspective going on here, I'd appreciate it!

 

 

I think we can safely tell you this now

 

:gossip: You bought a Wonderworld 12!

 

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First GA book I've bought sight unseen :banana: I get dizzy looking at it -- if anyone can explain to me the perspective going on here, I'd appreciate it!

 

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Mark off another one very nice newbie!

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quote=HRCostigan]First GA book I've bought sight unseen :banana: I get dizzy looking at it -- if anyone can explain to me the perspective going on here, I'd appreciate it!

 

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Great book. If you're serious with the perspective question, I think it's a poorly executed attempt at a single vanishing point in the middle of the picture. The line of sight if the gun is the obvious reference point. The lines on the floor tiles converge at a different point though.

 

Incidentally, comic book covers often use visual cues to bring the eye towards the centre, like strong lines or figures diagonally pointing - lots of Fiction House examples. Once this was explained to me I started seeing it all the time.

 

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