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This is really great stuff. Thank you BZ and BB for sharing these early fanzines and APAs. :applause:

 

Any ideas who the profiteering dealer is that JB is talking about?

 

Jerry and Howard Rogofsky seemed to be at odds for a long time. Howard was sent the fanzines by airmail and usually scooped up the golden age comics before most fans had a chance to buy. Resale values were high but eventually Jerry increased his prices too. HIs wife, Jean, helped him a lot with the business IIRC.

 

Howard sold me some nice books back in the sixties. I have no complaint. It just wasn't obvious, at the time, how fast the prices would rise and they stayed high too.

 

I purchased Green Lantern 1 and Brave and the Bold 29 for less than a dollar from an ad in Comicolletor. Anyone want to sell them for that now?

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I've been taking a look around YouTube.

 

There are certainly lots of interesting videos.

 

 

Jean Giraud (Moebius), Joe Kubert & Neal Adams - tit for tat (30-9-1972)

 

 

 

Neal Adams, Joe Kubert and Jean Giraud (Moebius) improvise on the theme of heroes and monsters.

 

For his favorite hero GIRAUD draws Blueberry, ADAMS draws Dead Man and Kubert, Tarzan.

 

 

 

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I've been taking a look around YouTube.

 

There are certainly lots of interesting videos.

 

 

Jean Giraud (Moebius), Joe Kubert & Neal Adams - tit for tat (30-9-1972)

 

 

 

Neal Adams, Joe Kubert and Jean Giraud (Moebius) improvise on the theme of heroes and monsters.

 

For his favorite hero GIRAUD draws Blueberry, ADAMS draws Dead Man and Kubert, Tarzan.

 

 

 

 

That was fun to watch BZ. I don't speak French so I am hoping to hear a comment from someone who does. Scrooge?

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I just watched the first half where the theme they had to work on was: Attack! as, per the narrator, it's the main theme of US comic books with many characters attacking face front on most covers, attacking whom, we don't know. Just, maybe, the reader.

 

While Joe K was drawing, Moebius was setting an appointment to visit Neal in his studio during his visit.

 

Once all three creatures were created, Moebius was in charge to see how they would "gel" but given that they were not all on the same plane, Joe K and Neal adjusted the eyes of their drawings to focus them on one single item, the chicken Moebius added.

 

Onto Part Two ...

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It's a new year so let's start another round of Pop Quizzes.

 

Past winners have gone on to fame and fortune. This is your chance to do the same. ;)

 

As usual, the object of the game is to identify the mystery comic.

 

 

Pop Quiz #1

 

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Past Winners

 

2007

 

Quiz # 1 : Scrooge

Quiz # 2 : kimik

Quiz # 3 : mrwoogieman

Quiz # 4 : Billy Parker

Quiz # 5 : Theagenes

Quiz # 6 : Scrooge

Quiz # 7 : selegue

Quiz # 8 : selegue

Quiz # 9 : Point Five

Quiz #10: Moondog

Quiz #11: Scrooge

Quiz #12: Scrooge

Quiz #13: Scrooge

Quiz #14: Scrooge

Quiz #15: Theagenes

Quiz #16: Fuelman

Quiz #17: REALITY_CONSENSUS

Quiz #18: sacentaur

Quiz #19: innocuous

Quiz # 20: FlyingDonut

Quiz #21: sacentaur

Quiz #22: Scrooge

Quiz #23: MrBedrock

Quiz #24: MrBedrock

Quiz #25: rjpb

Quiz #26: [no winner]

Quiz #27: Scrooge

Quiz #28: Scrooge

Quiz #29: Scrooge

Quiz #30: adamstrange

Quiz #31: buttock

Quiz #32: adamstrange

Quiz #33: selegue

Quiz #34: Scrooge

Quiz #35: BB-Gun

Quiz #36: shiverbones

Quiz #37: selegue

Quiz #38: Scrooge and ft88

Quiz #39: BB-Gun

Quiz #40: selegue

 

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2008

 

1 - Point Five

2 - MrBedrock

3 - buttock

4 - Scrooge

5 - RyanH

6 - adamstrange

7 - Scrooge

8 - selegue

9 - adamstrange

10- Scrooge

11- selegue

12- selegue

13- RyanH & Scrooge

14- RyanH

15- Scrooge

16- october

17- Scrooge

18- BB-Gun

19 -selegue

20- sacentaur

21- sacentaur

22- RyanH

23- Point Five

24- BB-Gun

25- RyanH

26- BB-Gun

27- MrBedrock

28- RyanH

29- BB-Gun

30- BB-Gun

31- Scrooge

32- BB-Gun

33- MrBedrock

34- BB-Gun

35- kimik

36- Scrooge

37- BB-Gun

38- Point Five

39- BB-Gun

40- shiverbones

41- ft88

 

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2010

 

1 - Scrooge

2 - Twistty1

3 - MrBedrock

4 - Scrooge

5 - BB-Gun

6 - Scrooge

7 - Scrooge

8 - Scrooge

9 - Scrooge

10- BB-Gun

11- damonwad

12- BB-Gun

13- damonwad

14- walclark

15- Doohickamabob

16- BB-Gun

17- adamstrange

18- pcalhoun

19- jpepx78

20- jpepx78

21- Point Five

22- MrBedrock

23- pcalhoun

24- BB-Gun

25- Doohickamabob

 

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2011

 

1 - Theagenes

2 - Doctor Svord

3 - Scrooge

4 - adamstrange

5 - Doctor Svord

6 - pcalhoun

7 - Scrooge

8 - MrBedrock

9 - GACollectibles

10 - RareHighGrade

11 - MrBedrock

12 - Doctor Svord

13 - october

14 - Doctor Svord

15 - walclark

16 - Scrooge

17 - Doctor Svord

18 - Doctor Svord

19 - rockman2008

20 - Scrooge

21 - BB-Gun

22 - MrBedrock

23 - Doctor Svord

24 - BB-Gun

25 - BB-Gun

26 - Flee-Marquette

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I just watched the first half where the theme they had to work on was: Attack! as, per the narrator, it's the main theme of US comic books with many characters attacking face front on most covers, attacking whom, we don't know. Just, maybe, the reader.

 

While Joe K was drawing, Moebius was setting an appointment to visit Neal in his studio during his visit.

 

Once all three creatures were created, Moebius was in charge to see how they would "gel" but given that they were not all on the same plane, Joe K and Neal adjusted the eyes of their drawings to focus them on one single item, the chicken Moebius added.

 

Onto Part Two ...

Thanks (thumbs u

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Thanks! Lots of treasure covers out there but not finding the other two. Hopefully I'll be ready for future Quizzes. :thumbsup:

 

I'm surprised no one has guessed #1 yet.

 

It's a popular title among many collectors.

 

Scrooge, you collect this series. :baiting:

 

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