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CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT on radio was a lot different than the comic
book CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT.







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It was quite a surprise when I picked up a copy of MORE FUN #101
off the newsstand to find placed between AQUAMAN and JOHNNY QUICK
a 5-page story, the first story, of SUPERBOY. In later years I
discovered it also contained the last GA appearance of THE SPECTRE.










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Some 20+ years before THE SWAMP THING there was THE HEAP.



(From AIRBOY COMICS Vol 4 No 5 June 1947)

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@martymann Marty....your books are fantastic!! love seeing your collection!
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@martymann Marty....your books are fantastic!! love seeing your collection!


THANK YOU! I truly enjoy sharing scans of my collection with
the collecting community.

Marty
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Before KELLOGG'S TONY THE TIGER and the reintroduction of
the Turn Of The 20th Century ESSO TIGER from Norway there was
MR. TAWNY.




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Different kind of infinity cover 👍
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Digging around in the back of my SUPERMAN box.





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How the industry has changed. I'm sure that Superman #37 cover was not considered ridiculous by 1940's standards, but imagine a modern comic book artist submitting it for approval in 2020.
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Before KELLOGG'S TONY THE TIGER and the reintroduction of
the Turn Of The 20th Century ESSO TIGER from Norway there was
MR. TAWNY.




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Very cool. I'm on the internet right now searching for an affordable copy.
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This issue contains the origin of MR. TAWNY.




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So many different villains.






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Don't see too many copies of this title.




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SUPER COMICS #115, the December 1947 issue was the last issue to
feature newspaper reprints of DICK TRACY, SMITTY, LITTLE ORPHAN
ANNIE, TINY TIM, WINNIE WINKLE, HAROLD TEEN and MOON MULLINS.




The February/April 1948 issue of SUPER COMICS #116 featured single
page reprints of SMOKEY STOVER along with a CLYDE BEATTY story
and single pages of SWEENEY & SON inside the front cover and inside
and outside the back cover.




And DICK TRACY received his first monthly issue in January 1948.




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@martymann looking at your collection it dawns on me that buying comic books in the 40's and holding them turned out to be kind of a kids version of investing in Real Estate. Certainly we all wish we could have bought Real Estate in the 40's, and certainly kids couldn't afford to. But with your dimes and nickels you made your little weekly investments, not even realizing what you were doing at the time. Just like prime real estate, they became more and more rare over the years. Now many of those 10 cent investments are worth 3,000-30,000 times the amount that you invested. Probably even a much better percentage return than if you had been able to buy real estate.
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@EbaySeller Thank you for your kind words...every once in awhile
it is brought to my attention that my collection of 750+ comics
were purchased for around $80.00...if only I had a few more dimes
back then.

Marty
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Two books off for grading...Christmas gifts.







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I'm not completely sure but I believe this is the first comic
book cover I ever saw that superimposed a SuperHero over a
photograph...



(May 1947)

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For @EbaySeller Here's another MR. TAWNY.







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Just completed and being shipped.







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@martymann that photo-cover Captain Marvel caught my eye and I bought one on Ebay last month. I also took a long look at a #92 but the copy I was looking at was pretty low grade. Most of the Captain Marvel books are still priced reasonably enough that I don't like to go below 4.0 or so.
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It was quite a surprise when I picked up a copy of MORE FUN #101
off the newsstand to find placed between AQUAMAN and JOHNNY QUICK
a 5-page story, the first story, of SUPERBOY. In later years I
discovered it also contained the last GA appearance of THE SPECTRE.



Funny that the first panel talks about how popular Superman is and the next panels starts a retelling of the Krypton origin story. I wonder who decided that would be necessary to introduce Superboy?
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@EbaySeller "CLARK KENT SECRETLY FASHIONS A COLORFUL RED-AND-
BLUE COSTUME-AND THUS IS BORN SUPERBOY".




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@martymann It's both ridiculous and adorable! It's nice to think of a time when comic books were written for such an innocent and impressionable demographic.
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This is really a tough book. Nice copy, Marty!
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This is really a tough book. Nice copy, Marty!


Thanks...wish I had "Bags & Boards" back then.

Marty
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Going through my collection of WONDER WOMAN / SENSATION COMICS
looking for THE CHEETAH (PRISCILLA RICH)...so far I have only
located this one.




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