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Price reductions on everything. All $5 lots or books are 3 for $10
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I think that is it. I might put together some more paperback lots if there is interest.
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Classic Hardboiled Fiction8 Eugene Izzi hardboiled crime novelsMostly out of print (maybe all , I'm not sure) paperbacks published in late 80s, early 90s. All except Safe Harbor and King of the Hustlers are 1st pb editions. Safe Harbor is a UK printing.Conditions varies from showing a moderate amount of wear to looking almost new. Pages generally off white or showing light tanning.Izzi died young under mysterious circumstances, and is a bit of a cult favorite with crime fiction fans, though he never really achieved break through success.
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Classic Hardboiled FictionBlack Mask Quarterly 1 & 2 (1985) with stories by Parker, Chandler, Thompson Leonard, etc.The Black Mask Boys, collection of stories by Black Mask authors, edited by William NolanThe Hardboiled Detectives, collection of stories by Black Mask authors, edited by Herbert RuhmThe Great American Detective - short stories from the pulp era with famous P.I.sAll show some wear, but are generally in decent shape, the two smaller paperback show some toning to pages.
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Classic Hardboiled Fiction
All four Paul Pine private eye novels by Howard BrowneHalo for SatanHalo in BloodHalo in BrassA Taste of Ashes1980s paperbacks Quill Mysterious classics & McMillanDecent shape with minor wear . The first two have light tanning to pages, the other two have white pages. -
Raymond Chandler's Phillip Marlowe lot:
All first prints and NM
To my knowledge this is the entirety of Raymond Chandler's work adapted to graphic novels
RAYMOND CHANDLER'S THE LITTLE SISTER (Simon & Shuster 1997)
Steranko cover Michael Lark interior art.
RAYMOND CHANDLER'S MARLOWE (ibooks 2003)
Short stories adapted by David Lloyd, Ryan Hughes, and Alfredo Alcala.
RAYMOND CHANDLER'S PLAYBACK (IDW 2006) Hardback
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The following are $5 each or 3 for $10
SCANDALOUS (Oni Press 2004) J Torres Scott Chantler - set in the 1950s
LIAR'S KISS (Top Shelf 2012) Eric Skillman & Jhomar Soriano
THE BRONX KILL (Vertigo Crime 2010) Peter Milligan James Romberger
DARK RAIN (Vertigo Crime 2010) Mat Johnson Simon Gane regular sized HB w/DJ 164 pgs
FILTHY RICH (Vertigo Crime 2010) Brian Azzarello Victor Santos
FOGTOWN (Vertigo Crime 2010) Andersen Gabrych Brad Rader
NOCHE ROJA (Vertigo Crime 2011) Simon Oliver Jason Latour
RAT CATCHER (Vertigo Crime 2011) Andy Diggle Victor Ibanez
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ASM 300 Spain Production Error discovered
in Comics General
Posted
1. It is far more likely that in 1989 the printer used knockouts rather than white ink to achieve the white webbing and lettering. In which case it wouldn't matter which order plates were applied all the webbing and lettering would be visible.
2. The places where the black ink appears to "bite" into the red ink line up exactly where white webbing and lettering would cross from the black into the red.
3. That there is one area where the white webbing is still visible over black indicates the rest was colored over by hand, as does the faint visibility of some of the webbing and letters under the black. If it was a black ink overlay at the printer, why would that area be missed?
4. Black ink does not always bleed through cover stock, it depends on the marker, and quality of the paper coating. Sometimes when you hold a book with color touch at an angle with light reflecting on it, you can tell where black marker has been applied as its reflectivity differs from the black ink.
5. The black marks at the top also line up with where the white webbing would go to the top of the cover art.
As certain as I can be without holding the book in hand, all evidence points to the webbing being colored in with marker, and would be very surprised if CGC reversed their notation. It would be helpful if they were more specific about the where of color touch in their notes.