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Does anyone have a scan of the issue of Henry where he is sucking on the huge candy cane?

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Dell offered such variety. :luhv:

 

"The intimate life of a winsome squirrel..."

 

Maybe so, but I really like the cover to Perri (in fact I love that entire Nature Classic / True Life Adventure sub-series), if only for the colors but also the contents.

 

I wasn't being facetious, I truly love Dell comics.

 

However, this week I've been reading some of the love and western comics (non-Dells) in my collection. :gossip:

 

 

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I wasn't being facetious, I truly love Dell comics.

 

However, this week I've been reading some of the love and western comics (non-Dells) in my collection. :gossip:

 

Oh, I believe you. Dell did produce some nice comics.

 

Your comment though begs a question. You say you've been reading your comics, yet, on those pics, they all look virtually unread :o(worship) Which leads to: how do you read your books?

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As a mea culpa for the Goober post...

The weekend isn't long enough for all the mea culpas you owe us :o

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1st appearance of Valkyrie.

 

My favorite of the bunch! :cloud9:

 

Show us your killer copy, you devil! :devil:

Peer pressure is so hard to bear! :cry:

 

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BZ, those pucks are just amazing. While not in color, I have a stack of Frank Leslie's Illustrated newspapers from the 1880's. Awesome engravings!

 

I've never owned any copies of Leslie's newspapers. If you have the time, could you post a scan / photo of any engravings you think are especially neat.

 

Do you have any issues from the time the Statue of Liberty was being constructed?

 

Here are few pics that I already had on my computer. I'll try and get some more later. They are all from 1872-73, so a little before the statue of liberty.

 

Here is the front cover of one of them:

 

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This is cool - an early comic strip by Wilhelm Busch:

 

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Another comic strip:

 

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Here's a powerful one for you "Hooded Menace" fans. Sadly this isn't fiction.

 

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1st appearance of Valkyrie.

 

My favorite of the bunch! :cloud9:

 

Show us your killer copy, you devil! :devil:

Peer pressure is so hard to bear! :cry:

 

AirFighters2v5.jpg

almost makes me want to collect air fighters :baiting:
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FrankLeslie01.jpg

 

This is cool - an early comic strip by Wilhelm Busch:

 

FrankLeslie02.jpg

 

 

Another comic strip:

 

FrankLeslie03.jpg

 

 

Here's a powerful one for you "Hooded Menace" fans. Sadly this isn't fiction.

 

FrankLeslie04.jpg

 

Fantastic! :applause:

 

Were the German language editions intended for the German speaking market here in the United States or were they printed overseas?

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Your comment though begs a question. You say you've been reading your comics, yet, on those pics, they all look virtually unread :o(worship) Which leads to: how do you read your books?

I place them in a coloring book and turn the pages carefully.

 

This technique gives support to the spine and keeps handling to a minimum.

 

 

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Normally the comic isn't poking out at the top like that. This photo is just to illustrate the method (and to show Scrooge my copy of White Wilderness). :shy:

 

 

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They were printed for German-speaking immigrants here in the States. Apparently, there was a Spanish edition also. I believe there was a difference in content as well, with added material that would be of interest to German readers. The Wilhelm Busch cartoons, for example, were probably reprinted from a German newspaper.

 

I'll try to take some pics when I get a chance. Some of these engravings are amazing. :)

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