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THE PARK AVENUE COLLECTION2144

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Three-eyed versions.



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Could be the first appearance of SUPERBOY in SUPERMAN COMICS.



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These were the books that were a true thrill to find on the newsstand.



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Getting a chance to revisit my early SUPERMAN issues as I
scan images to Nostomania.



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This issue contains a full-page promotional ad for SUPERBOY #1.



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Not only does this issue introduce TINY TRIX but it also contains
a brief origin recap.



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Running rings around SUPERMAN.



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The last Golden Age SUPERMAN in my collection.



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I don't really know why, but I was buying and reading CAPTAIN MARVEL
ADVENTURES a full year before I bought my first ACTION COMICS and a
year and a half before I bought a copy of SUPERMAN COMICS.



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The last Golden Age SUPERMAN in my collection.



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That beach ball keeps the billboard from becoming a little too “cheeky.”
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I know I've shown this many times before but every time I run
across it I remember how happy I was when it arrived in the mail.



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1946 and paper was still scarce...needed "...to wrap the products
of peace.".



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Marty what does the OO mean in your signature line?
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Marty what does the OO mean in your signature line?


Thanks for asking...it stands for Original Owner, these are all
comics that I bought off the newsstand during the years of 1942
until 1954.

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You must be the senior man on the boards these days.
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You must be the senior man on the boards these days.


He definitely has one of the better collections.
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You must be the senior man on the boards these days.


He definitely has one of the better collections.


THANK YOU! It all begins back on Page One.

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How old are you Marty if you don’t mind me asking?
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How old are you Marty if you don’t mind me asking?


I don't mind at all...84.



(That's me in the middle...1938)

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How did you keep your comics as a kid before bags and boards? It seems like most of your books are in great shape all things considered
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How did you keep your comics as a kid before bags and boards? It seems like most of your books are in great shape all things considered


Until 1954 the were kept stacked in a bookcase for easy reading.
After that they were packed away in cardboard boxes until early
1970 when I placed them in bags and years later added boards to
most of the bags. As a whole the books in my collection grade
anywhere from 1.8 to 7.5. Somewhere along the way one of the
boxes got wet and damaged some books which I note from time to
time.
Thank you for your interest.


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...while others held up fairly well.




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One of the few comics I have two copies of...and both have the
staples through the front.



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This series seemed to have a different look to me.



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After listening to JACK ARMSTRONG on the radio for so many years
I was truly thrilled to find this on the newsstand.



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I remember finding this while traveling...it was in a rack of
mostly pulp magazines in a Greyhound Bus Station in Baltimore.
There was no specific rack for comics just pulps and a mixture
of weeklies.



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I have always thought that the early TOMAHAWK stories were a continuation of stories from the EC (Educational Comic) series
"PICTURE STORIES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY"

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Always enjoyed the cross promotion.



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PUPPETOONS were one of my favorite "Added Attractions" at the movies.



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