This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!! 35 35

[seanfingh]

The Great Grape Ape book is far and away the nicest copy I've ever come across, and the Popeye is near perfect. Both have tremendous gloss and, especially for Charltons, nice white pages.

 

You're right...a very tough issue to find in HG. In fact, your's is the nicest I've seen...

 

Jim

 

[underthebigw]

The Great Grape Ape book is far and away the nicest copy I've ever come across, and the Popeye is near perfect. Both have tremendous gloss and, especially for Charltons, nice white pages.

 

You're right...a very tough issue to find in HG. In fact, your's is the nicest I've seen...

 

Jim

 

Thanks, Jim. It's great hearing from others who appreciate these books.

[awe4one]

As if Megacon wasn't enough these just came in the mail from BronzeBruce...

 

 

And these were added as freebies...

 

 

Jim

 

[underthebigw]

The Great Grape Ape book is far and away the nicest copy I've ever come across, and the Popeye is near perfect. Both have tremendous gloss and, especially for Charltons, nice white pages.

 

You're right...a very tough issue to find in HG. In fact, your's is the nicest I've seen...

 

Jim

 

Thanks, Jim. It's great hearing from others who appreciate these books.

 

I know this might belong in the OA section, but since there seems to be some interest in Charlton animated books here, I thought I'd post it. A new pick-up. As far as I know, it was never published, aside from a promotional poster Ray Dirgo used to autograph. I think it was originally intended to promote the "new" Charlton bullseye logo. It's huge, twice-up size, even though it's BA.

 

Edited March 10, 2009 by silverandbronze

[seanfingh]

 

That is sweet, Paul. Is Ray Dirgo still alive?

[BlowUpTheMoon]

[seanfingh]

 

Nice work, Christian. 9.8 Charltons are

[GACollectibles]

 

 

 

I know this might belong in the OA section, but since there seems to be some interest in Charlton animated books here, I thought I'd post it. A new pick-up. As far as I know, it was never published, aside from a promotional poster Ray Dirgo used to autograph. I think it was originally intended to promote the "new" Charlton bullseye logo. It's huge, twice-up size, even though it's BA.

 

 

Cool piece Paul!

[underthebigw]

That is sweet, Paul. Is Ray Dirgo still alive?

 

Thanks. I actually haven't been able to find out, and I've been looking for a number of reasons. Only found one bio on-line, and it didn't say.

[seanfingh]

That is sweet, Paul. Is Ray Dirgo still alive?

 

Thanks. I actually haven't been able to find out, and I've been looking for a number of reasons. Only found one bio on-line, and it didn't say.

 

Please post if you do find out. It may be impossible to get an SS from him, but I sure would love to get a book signed if at all possible. He was positively prolific for Charlton in the early 70's.

[dover]

 

just in from Oklahoma...

[Tec-Tac-Toe]

 

just in from Oklahoma...

 

 

(thumbs u

 

Norman, OK: Sooner Nation central (thumbs u (thumbs u

[TupennyConan]

Let's see a 9.6 one of these Dover...this pretty one just arrived this week from Canada.

 

[dover]

Let's see a 9.6 one of these Dover...this pretty one just arrived this week from Canada.

 

 

the only time I ever posted a book before I actually had it, I ended up never recieving it. I'll not tempt the fickle fates again. Until then....

[The Syndicate]

[seanfingh]

 

That is extremely sharp for 9.0 . . .

[The Syndicate]

I agree, but isn't that what everyone says about their own books.

[underthebigw]

I honestly believe this is one of the toughest BA books in any condition, nevermind trying to find a HG copy of this. Too much cross-over interest combined with the fact that March of Comics is probably the toughest BA set to complete in grade. I was pretty tickled to get this in mail, along with another sharp MoC issue.

 

 

 

 

[mica]

Fantastic.

[mica]

I see Daphne went blond.