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Originally Posted by martymann
Just spent a portion of the afternoon revisiting a box
of coverless comics...the result of many years moving them
around.
Two that made me appreciate the 20 cents I had spent on them
were BATMAN #65 and #67 both from 1951.

Number 65 contains three BATMAN stories...1)"A PARTNER FOR
BATMAN" with WINGMAN the European version of BATMAN 2) "BRUCE
WAYNE-CRIME REPORTER" with the duo hunting for the leader of
the ARTISAN GANG and 3) the Classic Cover story "CATWOMAN-
EMPRESS OFTHE UNDERWORLD".

Number 67 is equally entertaining with 1)"THE MYSTERY ROPE"
2) "THE MAN WHO WROTE THE JOKER'S JOKES" and 3) "THE LOST
LEGION OF SPACE".

Covers are gone but the stories are still there.

Marty

Originally Posted by martymann
I picked up this promotional comic, "Peter Penny and his
Magic Dollar" in 1947 at the Georgia Railroad Bank in
Augusta, GA. While there appears to be at least two (2)
other versions according to Overstreet, this is a third
version and the only graded Variant Edition.







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Originally Posted by martymann
While going through the October 1944 issue of BLUE BEETLE
Comics #35, I ran across a six-page feature "THE O'BRINE TWINS" that had a story about the "LAND OF YUPS, NOPES
and MAYBES"...the characters bare a close resemblance to
THE SMURFS.





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Originally Posted by martymann


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