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Ameri replied to mr.schomburg's topic in Pulp Magazines
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Here's a recent pick-up. Not comics, but original typewritten 7-10 page scripts submitted to Avon and Fox between 1948-1951 by writer Ken Fitch for Gangster and Gunmolls, Western Thrillers and Prison Break. Scans of the published pages are next to the scripts.
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Thanks for the fantastic history of the pedigree. I used to have the Aeroplane Amazing Man 11, but sold it years ago. I still have this one.
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Yes, it's issue 15 of CBM. Charlie Roberts interview
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Revel in History - Post your Platinums Here!!!!
Ameri replied to esquirecomics's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
I think I posted this one somewhere else years ago. There's quite a few of these 1913 editions of Oh Skin-nay on Ebay so it must not be very rare or they printed millions of them but I was able to get this autographed copy a few years ago and I researched the signers as best I could (I added the notes). It must have been popular because it also resulted in a 1913 sheet music which I was able to find too. I also bought a second copy because that one came in the original cardboard mailer. I wonder if most of these types of books were sent to booksellers in these types of mailers and sold to the public that way. -
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What are your favorite Detective Comics covers #38 through #120
Ameri replied to Okguy's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Ameri reacted to a post in a topic: Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar...
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Ameri reacted to a post in a topic: Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar...
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Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar...
Ameri replied to Timely's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar...
Ameri replied to Timely's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
I agree that the Bucky panels might indeed be Shores. Shores was there from the beginning and he could mirror Kirby's style quite well. Just so odd that CGC would list art by S&K in a 1944 Timely. Bedrock theorized that perhaps Kirby lettered the ad but would CGC call lettering "art by S&K"? -
Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar...
Ameri replied to Timely's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Cap definitely looks like Shores in the ad, but I was looking at this Cap 4 panel and the pose seems similar to the Bucky pose in the 1944 ad. Could the Bucky paper drive panels been prepared just before S&K left Timely? I'm not acquainted with the timeline of this ad or when it first appeared. I've seen the early Cap ads but I don't remember the paper drive panels. -
This week in your Pulp Magazine collection
Ameri replied to Randall Dowling's topic in Pulp Magazines