The Golden Age of comics19

Originally Posted by CatmanAmerica
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Originally Posted by earthshaker01
In amazing condition for 88 years old. "Strange as it Seems" (1936) Comic Art by John Hix Ex-Lax Radio promo. With mailer and letter. I guess you'd wanna read this on the crapper? Lol

Do you have the run?

Originally Posted by CatmanAmerica
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Originally Posted by earthshaker01
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Originally Posted by CatmanAmerica
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Originally Posted by earthshaker01
In amazing condition for 88 years old. "Strange as it Seems" (1936) Comic Art by John Hix Ex-Lax Radio promo. With mailer and letter. I guess you'd wanna read this on the crapper? Lol

Do you have the run?

I don't have the run. I know this series of books by John Hix goes back to 1928 up until the 70s, I believe. The main book people are familiar with is the 1932 hardback book and of course the Single Series issue #9, I think that's it? Both relatively common.
You probably know by my posts I like obscure higher grade, hard to find GA and SA #1's, promos, giveaways etc...I've always found promos the most difficult to find in high grade, usually because of their poor paper and cheaply made construction. So this one in high grade was a fun find with the mailer. There is still one promo/giveaway I'm looking for. Been looking for 20 years to find a high grade one. Maybe someday.

Sorry, I should've added an "s" at the end of run, but I thought the wink would suffice (it was an Ex-Lax jest that uhh didn't quite make it).

Awesome book find though, ...and I mean that sincerely!