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I like these.
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I got this last week: German Harley Quinn Special with uncensored Adam Hughes art.


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Just got in German Avengers run of 1-100 in very high grade for grading.Here is a pic of some....



There's something about those German comics that are just cool!!! I only have a handful of German editions, no Avengers, but I like them!
Those are West Germany editions. I hope the weren't trimmed and taken from bound volumes. That's quite a score though!


@NScott When you say West Germany, do you have knowledge of mainstream comics being published in the Eastern Bloc countries? If there were, I would imagine that it would be underground since the various socialist/communist governments controlled the media and wouldn't want anything critical to be said of the system. A brief Google search seems to populate Stripburek as the most popular search result. Just curious. Thanks!
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Just got this pretty in. Germany Superman silver logo variant.
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is that SUPERMAN #75?
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Just got in German Avengers run of 1-100 in very high grade for grading.Here is a pic of some....



There's something about those German comics that are just cool!!! I only have a handful of German editions, no Avengers, but I like them!
Those are West Germany editions. I hope the weren't trimmed and taken from bound volumes. That's quite a score though!


@NScott When you say West Germany, do you have knowledge of mainstream comics being published in the Eastern Bloc countries? If there were, I would imagine that it would be underground since the various socialist/communist governments controlled the media and wouldn't want anything critical to be said of the system. A brief Google search seems to populate Stripburek as the most popular search result. Just curious. Thanks!


Yes! But East Germany only published a single children's comic series but international editions of that were published in many countries outside of East Germany. Most collectors have been referring to German comics incorrectly as far as region/country goes. So the 3 Germany's explained = It's only GERMANY if prior to 1945 or after Oct. 1990. After 1945, there is no Germany so comics were published in WEST GERMANY from 1945-Oct. 1990 and 1 series in EAST GERMANY called Mosaik. In 1990, when unified we're back to comics being published in GERMANY.

This is no different from clarifying those series/publishers for comics in CZECHOSLOVAKIA and after the split in SLOVAKIA and CZECH REPUBLIC. I only recently realized this myself but it means all the grading of comics in German language published between 1945-1990 were, in fact, labelled wrong as far as country goes. We're collectively learning something all the time! I think I'll post on German comics now!
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Comics from the 3 Germanys!



WEST GERMANY
Hit Comics: Captain Marvel #203 (1970, BSV = Bildschriftenverlag)




WEST GERMANY
Conan, der Barbar Marvel-Superhelden-Comic-Taschenbuch #1
(1978, Condor Verlag GmbH & Co.)



WEST GERMANY
Die Spinne #111 (1984, Condor Verlag)



WEST GERMANY
Die Gruft von Graf Dracula #1 (1974, Williams-Verlag GmbH)



EAST GERMANY
Mosaik v1, #196 (1972, Verlag Neues Leben)



EAST GERMANY
Mosaik v1, #215 (1974, Verlag Neues Leben)



EAST GERMANY
Mosaik v2 #2 (1980, Verlag Neues Leben)



GERMANY
Spider-Man #29 (2015, J. Scott Campbell Variant, Panini)



GERMANY
Die Spinne #95 (1995, Condor)



GERMANY
Shi #6 (1999, Infinity Verlag)
with censored panels
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Just got this one back yesterday...


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Just got in German Avengers run of 1-100 in very high grade for grading.Here is a pic of some....



Germany was divided in 1945 into 2 countries: West Germany and East Germany. The comics you have were published in West Germany.

East Germany did publish one original series, which surprisingly was distributed and sold in many parts of Western Europe.

Comics that were published in Germany when it was a unified country are either pre 1945 or post 1992.

There's something about those German comics that are just cool!!! I only have a handful of German editions, no Avengers, but I like them!
Those are West Germany editions. I hope the weren't trimmed and taken from bound volumes. That's quite a score though!


@NScott When you say West Germany, do you have knowledge of mainstream comics being published in the Eastern Bloc countries? If there were, I would imagine that it would be underground since the various socialist/communist governments controlled the media and wouldn't want anything critical to be said of the system. A brief Google search seems to populate Stripburek as the most popular search result. Just curious. Thanks!
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Just got in German Avengers run of 1-100 in very high grade for grading.Here is a pic of some....



There's something about those German comics that are just cool!!! I only have a handful of German editions, no Avengers, but I like them!
Those are West Germany editions. I hope the weren't trimmed and taken from bound volumes. That's quite a score though!


@NScott When you say West Germany, do you have knowledge of mainstream comics being published in the Eastern Bloc countries? If there were, I would imagine that it would be underground since the various socialist/communist governments controlled the media and wouldn't want anything critical to be said of the system. A brief Google search seems to populate Stripburek as the most popular search result. Just curious. Thanks!
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UK: ENGLAND



UK: ENGLAND



UK: ENGLAND



UK: ENGLAND



BHUTAN



FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA



MACEDONIA



NORTH MACEDONIA



SERBIA & MONTENEGRO



SERBIA



SRI LANKA



UZBEKISTAN



YUGOSLAVIA
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VARIOUS BOOKS ON INTERNATIONAL COMICS



PORUGAL



INDONESIA



THAILAND



PHILIPPINES



FRANCE



BELGIUM



CHILE



AUSTRALIA



CANADA



KENYA



DENMARK



MEXICO



MEXICO



SWEDEN



THAILAND



PHILIPPINES
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The Encyclopedia of Lebanese Comic Books by Henry Matthews ( Manshūrāt al-Fann al-Tāsi‘, 2010) + Mawsueat alkutub almusawarat allubnania = موسوعة الكتب المصورة اللبنانية



SOUTH VIETNAM
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More books about international comics!



TURKEY



TURKEY



TURKEY



TURKEY



MEXICO



MEXICO



MEXICO



THAILAND



ITALY



ITALY



URUGUAY



URUGUAY



URUGUAY



INDONESIA
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LEBANON

The History of the Magazine Bissat al Rih: The First Issues 1960-1962, 1968, 1970 by Henry Matthews (Wonders of the Ninth Art, 2008)



ARAB

Arab Comic Strips: Politics of an Emerging Mass Culture by Allen Douglas & Fedwa Malti-Douglas (Indiana University Press, 1994)

MEXICO



Mitos y monitos: Historietas y fotonovelas en México by Irene Herner (Editorial Nueva Imagen, 1979)

UK




A Haunt of Fears: The Strange History of the British Horror Comics Campaign by Martin Barker (University Press of Missisippi, 1992)

CANADA


Strange and Weird Terror: Canadian Horror Comics of the 1950s (Tangible Press, 2015)
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If anyone is wondering about the condition of the foreign edition comics market, here is a good CBSI article on it. If foreign comics interest you in the least, you should read this. A lot of prices are mentioned in it. Everything from the Filipino ASM 300 (of which only about 35 copies are known to exist), to non-canon Spider-Man, to Golden Age Brazilian comics are talked about.
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@Jesse_O did you forget the link?
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@Jesse_O did you forget the link?


It's there. Click on the word "here" that is underlined and in blue.


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Ah! I couldn’t see that before; just getting old! Sorry about that.
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Sri Lanka




Sri Lanka




Sri Lanka




MALAYSIA




MALAYSIA
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Calling all friends! Rally the troops!! We need 92 more subscribers to change our URL to something much more easily said! Please subscribe. Tons more international comic content to come!!

Check out the new Globo Comico YouTube channel for international comics documentaries and Superhero films. Please consider subscribing! Lots of new content coming soon!!
NOW POSTED:
35 INTERNATIONAL SUPERHERO FILMS & 15 DOCUMENTARIES!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNb6nuCGO3ffllQQKUJ741A

Calling all friends! Rally the troops!! We need 92 more subscribers to change our URL to something much more easily said! Please subscribe. Tons more international comic content to come!!


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SERBIA
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Here is a CBSI recap on some recent sales of the Mexican non-canon Spider-Man comics. I only grabbed one screenshot of some sales, there are more listed at the end of the article.


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I just recently found out I love foreign editions, I've only got a couple so far but I have some on the way, including some spidey stuff
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/globocomicoshop/buy_sell_discussion

New Globo Comico International Comics Shop -
https://www.facebook.com/groups/globocomicoshop/buy_sell_discussion

5000 international issues coming to market this summer in the new Globo Comico Shop!

NEW LISTINGS DAILY!




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Cômico Colegial #441

Jesse James

Artist: Jayme Cortez

Published by La Selva, Brazil 1953


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Suplemento Juvenil #688

Mutt & Jeff

Published by Grande Consórcio Suplementos Nacionais, Brazil 1939


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