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Originally Posted By: seank Some new and recent arrivals to post. I bought this one yesterday. Walked into my LCS and the owner asked if I collected Frazetta Famous Funnies covers. It seems he bought a complete set. My initial response was "No," but then I said, "I think there's only two answers to that question if you collect golden age: yes and let me see the books." Structurally, this...

Originally Posted By: whet Love the Sub-Mariner but there's some weird perspectives on that book. Yes. I wonder what Sub-Mariner sees off in the distance.

Looks like it based on the latest Heritage auction. Anyone know who bought these? Do you think they will make a profit? My guess is no given buyers premium and now sellers premium ...

The MN Fallcon was once again an excellent time I spent two days hanging out with multiple boardies and talking comics. Big thanks to Scrooge, Xavier Logan, Billy Parker, Mr. Bedrock and Friscoman for making it a great weekend I picked up several cool books and a couple of great sketches as well. Here are the books Pep 14. One of the few Pep issues I've never read...

Returning from that momentary interruption to the pre -code aspect of this thread, here's a quartet of Atlas beauties from the mid-1950s: Adventures Into Weird Worlds 13 (Edgar Church copy), Marvel Tales 104 and 127 (White Mountain copy), and Spellbound 23. Enjoy!

A home for all the misfit GA books that get no love.... I'll start out with this one!

Dang, this thread was almost on page 3, and that just ain't right! Here are a couple of low grade books I got graded earlier this year:

Another sub-genre of horror I like. I call these covers "Out of the Coffins". There are quite a few OOTC PCH covers as one might imagine. Just picked this one up from the Blazing one:

Originally Posted By: Scrooge A combination of discussions in the All-Star run and ending of CBM threads led me to try this. Many cited the Synchronic collection article as one of their favorite in the Gary Carter days (it's in # 67 from March 1999). I couldn't agree more as it launched me on my Quest: collecting books on shelves around Four Color 386: Uncle Scrooge, namely March 1952. I ...

Originally Posted By: Clarkkentdds Does anyone remember this guy? It was the early 90s. He was an older guy that would set up an amazing group of GA DCs at the local antique show (in Northern Cal). I think it was mostly to show off his stuff, as I don't recall anyone buying anything from him. He had Bats 1-10 and Supes 1-10 in bags clipped to his display wall. I think the books were his ...

Originally Posted By: seank Some new and recent arrivals to post. I bought this one yesterday. Walked into my LCS and the owner asked if I collected Frazetta Famous Funnies covers. It seems he bought a complete set. My initial response was "No," but then I said, "I think there's only two answers to that question if you collect golden age: yes and let me see the books." Structurally, this...

Originally Posted By: whet Love the Sub-Mariner but there's some weird perspectives on that book. Yes. I wonder what Sub-Mariner sees off in the distance.

Returning from that momentary interruption to the pre -code aspect of this thread, here's a quartet of Atlas beauties from the mid-1950s: Adventures Into Weird Worlds 13 (Edgar Church copy), Marvel Tales 104 and 127 (White Mountain copy), and Spellbound 23. Enjoy!

The MN Fallcon was once again an excellent time I spent two days hanging out with multiple boardies and talking comics. Big thanks to Scrooge, Xavier Logan, Billy Parker, Mr. Bedrock and Friscoman for making it a great weekend I picked up several cool books and a couple of great sketches as well. Here are the books Pep 14. One of the few Pep issues I've never read...

Looks like it based on the latest Heritage auction. Anyone know who bought these? Do you think they will make a profit? My guess is no given buyers premium and now sellers premium ...

Another sub-genre of horror I like. I call these covers "Out of the Coffins". There are quite a few OOTC PCH covers as one might imagine. Just picked this one up from the Blazing one:

Originally Posted By: ciorac Those honeys look sweet on the bed in that hotel room! (I know a guy who would KILL for the fireduck cover WDC&S).

Let me just say that I have wanted these books for....oh...about the past twenty years. Could not believe when two of them fell into my lap within a month of each other. If I never bought another comic, I would be happy with these three for the rest of my comic loving days. This one contains two Wolverton stories and the cover of course. Here is the first of them. All of the scuffs that you ...

Anyone care to proffer an opinion in regard to what impact if any an economic slowdown might have on Golden Age Comics prices? In all my years of collecting other than some obvious bubbles in certain trendy areasI have never really seen the market slowdown. Still, when I look at some of the prices being paid for Bronze and Silver Age on ComicLink it makes me wonder. Any economists out there ...

Originally Posted By: Clarkkentdds Does anyone remember this guy? It was the early 90s. He was an older guy that would set up an amazing group of GA DCs at the local antique show (in Northern Cal). I think it was mostly to show off his stuff, as I don't recall anyone buying anything from him. He had Bats 1-10 and Supes 1-10 in bags clipped to his display wall. I think the books were his ...