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The Bronze Age of Comics 1970 - 198417099

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I'm not a plagiarist. I'm also not illiterate. drmccoy74 private msg quote post Address this user
Picked these Marvelz up today from my man Keith at ...to be Continued comics in Crofton today!







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DC picked up at ....to be Continued
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@drmccoy74 you go dock. I like that Astonishing Tales #1. Buy - Buy - Buy.....
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It was a one trick pony show but always hilarious. GAC private msg quote post Address this user




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@southerncross
Nice copy. Most of the ones I've seen are pretty beat up.
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@Byrdibyrd thanks, picked it up at one of my lcs that hadn't gotten anything new in for awhile and they had $10 on it and I loved watching the TV show when I was a kid. 👍
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I loved watching the TV show when I was a kid.

YUP! One of my favourites from my high school years.
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Couple that came back.
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It was a one trick pony show but always hilarious. GAC private msg quote post Address this user

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It was a one trick pony show but always hilarious. GAC private msg quote post Address this user
Im old and didn't remember I just posted this same picture....and my eye sight appears to be failing too!

Thanks @Siggy!! 🍻🍻🍻
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Great copy, but I ain't gonna 3-Check it twice
I'll give 1
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Great copy, but I ain't gonna 3-Check it twice
I'll give 1


lol! 🍻 it's not for checks...keeping threads alive and this book is new to the thread.
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lol! 🍻 it's not for checks...keeping threads alive and this book is new to the thread.


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A 1975 Super-Friends coloring book w/interior Mike Royer sig.


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lol! 🍻 it's not for checks...keeping threads alive and this book is new to the thread.


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lol!!!!!! old age sucks!!!! my apologies!!!
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And the receipt for the comic was in the book.


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@southerncross That receipt is very cool! March 7, 1970.
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@GAC thanks, it was bought by my lcs when he was in San Diego comic con and the book was bought off a vendor there called Lone star which eventually would become mcs.

Due to the receipt I've never had the book graded and never will and just keep the receipt docket in there.

I just wonder what the original purchaser of the book bought for the other 24c now.
Maybe a soda or a candy bar?
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@southerncross That receipt is very cool! March 7, 1970.
No tax either for some reason
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@southerncross That receipt is very cool! March 7, 1970.
No tax either for some reason

At that time, periodicals were not taxed, and if the other charge went for a snack, those weren't taxed, either.
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I live in RI and Rhode Islanders eat chili with beans. esaravo private msg quote post Address this user
@southerncross - Back in 1970, you could by a 12-ounce glass bottle of soda for 15 cents. A candy bar would be 5 to 10 cents, and there were still penny candies like the little Tootsie rolls and Mary Jane taffy candies. So that $ 0.24 is a mystery. According to records, March 7th was a Saturday, so it couldn’t be the Sunday newspaper (there was a total solar eclipse that day too!). The world may never know. Back then, lots of places sold comics. Practically every corner drug store did (there were no chain drug stores), and every few blocks you’d see another local drug store.
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Skin mag.

Still a periodical, so no tax.
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I live in RI and Rhode Islanders eat chili with beans. esaravo private msg quote post Address this user
@Byrdibyrd - Those were around 35 to 75 cents (and yes, I was too young to buy them anyway). A pack of cigarettes was about 35 to 40 cents, and would likely be taxed. One of the places I bought comics from had a soda fountain. Maybe a cone of pistachio or maple walnut ice cream (popular flavors from that time)?
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I believe I was 6 years old at the time, so yeah, a bit young for skin mags. A fountain bevvie like a shake or malt might explain that charge, too.

... Now I want a shake, dammit.
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