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First appearance of Spooky

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My All Star Comics #3, Winter, 1940. First Justice Society of America.


cool book


Thank you!
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My All Star Comics #3, Winter, 1940. First Justice Society of America.


Comics 1st super team! Avengers, JLA, X-Men, you name it, all stem from this one. Historically important book.
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LOVE them all, but this one ♥️
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Cross post for the people who don't venture into the Centaur thread.

Amazing Man #7 (3rd issue). November, 1939. Bill Everett cover and art. From my collection.


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Great book!

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Speed Comics #27, Harvey, July, 1943. World War II cover. 9 universal on the CGC census, none on cbcs.


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Captain Aero #5, Holyoke, May, 1942. World War II cover. 6 universal on the CGC census, 1 on the cbcs, none higher than a 5.0.


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This may not be the most famous superhero car smashing cover, but it's the best...




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This may not be the most famous superhero car smashing cover, but it's the best...






I've always had a thing for the early Hit Comics!
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Todays mail..lines are from sunlight coming throughthe kitchen blinds...
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And...
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Well I did it. I sent in 6 orders totaling 165 old comics GA, SA and a few BA I had laying around. Couldn't pass up on the 15% off. Should be fun to add them to the comic book horde. I'll let you know how it all plays out in a couple months.
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@CatmanAmerica Your Golden Age collection makes me weep with envy.
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Here is one of the books I sent in. Pictorial Love Stories #22(#1) 1949 in NM-shape, fingers crossed. That's not a dust shadow at the bottom, just crappy printing defect, all copies look identical. This book is extremely rare. This one is about as high grade as you'll see. They only ones I have ever seen are always 5.0 or well below.
Odd this used to be western comic Tom McCoy Comics up to issue #21. Weird how they shifted from western to love stories, instead of just making it a #1. Charlton publishing.

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Cross posted from my Centaur thread.

Amazing Mystery Funnies #18, March, 1940. Bill Everett with his only Speed Centaur cover. 8 universal copies on the CGC census, 4 on the CBCS. From my collection.


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@CatmanAmerica oh...my...god...
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Amazing Mystery Funnies Vol.2 #3, March, 1939. Bill Everett cover. 9 universal CGC, 2 cbcs, none higher than an 8.0. From my collection.


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PEDIGREED... Again! martymann private msg quote post Address this user




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Some Frank guy did this cover


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@the420bandito - Looks like George the Animal Steele!


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George might've been inspired by Schomburg background characters...


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No recent GA to speak of so I'll just post one of my old favorites...




The cover may have been a SPIDER pulp swipe, but Every Feature (was) Brand New!
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