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  1.    piper reacted to a post in a topic: L.B. Cole cover thread! Post your favorites by the master!
  2.    Randall Dowling reacted to a post in a topic: L.B. Cole cover thread! Post your favorites by the master!
  3. PopKulture
    I came across this in the August 1948 issue of Esquire. I’m sure Cole fans will recognize this pose. I wish I had the comic to go along with it!
  4.    PopKulture reacted to a post in a topic: Post your Garage Sale/Flea Market/Antique Mall Finds Here
  5.    PopKulture reacted to a post in a topic: Comics, Pulps, and Paperbacks: Why such a discrepancy in values?
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  10.    PopKulture reacted to a post in a topic: Comics, Pulps, and Paperbacks: Why such a discrepancy in values?
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  14.    JollyComics reacted to a post in a topic: [CLOSED] 20% OFF AND WILL CLOSE BY 10 AM CST - Near completed run of Sea Devils - mostly high grade.
  15. PopKulture
    Take issue 1 per PM
  16.    ThothAmon reacted to a post in a topic: Golden Age Comic Racks
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  18. PopKulture
    I'll also take 34 at 30% off please
  19. PopKulture
    I’ll also take 40 and 46
  20. PopKulture
    I’ll take 54, 56, 72, and 74
  21.    cabinboy reacted to a post in a topic: Post your Garage Sale/Flea Market/Antique Mall Finds Here
  22. PopKulture
    I think that's a spectacular haul! I'd be excited over this pick-up. A lot of great art and stories there, even those Tor's peeking out bottom left...
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  25. PopKulture
    Have you been working on your pool game during the quarantine?
  26.    damonwad reacted to a post in a topic: Comics, Pulps, and Paperbacks: Why such a discrepancy in values?
  27. PopKulture
    I believe only the first sixteen had globe endpapers, and as Surfing Alien mentioned in his reply, the numbers listed in a given edition should correspond within one or two to the equivalent (nn) number, just like a Classic Illustrated comic's HRN (or highest recorded number) helps determine if it's a first edition.
  28. PopKulture
    Recent pick-ups from an antique mall, all sensibly priced under $10. The Sherlock Holmes Classics Illustrated isn’t a first edition, but the Tom Brown’s School Days is. It’s evident from this small grouping just how much Dell liked yellow backgrounds!
  29. PopKulture
    That's a nice number two! I have a number one, but none of the other first five Popular's. I think they're easily tougher than the first several Avon or Dell's.
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    Take
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    Take
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    Take
  33. PopKulture
    I went for the fair maidens as well, but the earlier Pocket books don’t have the Belarski and Bergey babes like Popular Library does. They take a more mature, symbolic turn at times, with some of the covers reminding me more of WWII posters and other graphics of the era. And then there was Dell, a whole other deal altogether...
  34. PopKulture
    Pocket really hit a stride with mysteries in the 200’s: