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[circumstances]

5 hours ago, Electricmastro said:

A fight scene with the Clock from Funny Pages #7 (December, 1936). Art by George Brenner.

 

Misguided by his suaveness!

[Electricmastro]

5 minutes ago, circumstances said:

Misguided by his suaveness!

And clocked him!

[goldenacase]

This arrived today 

[comicjack]

8 minutes ago, goldenacase said:

This arrived today 

Tough and awesome 

[sacentaur]

Federal Agent from Comics Magazine (Funny Pages) #2...

 

[lou_fine]

35 minutes ago, sacentaur said:

Federal Agent from Comics Magazine (Funny Pages) #2...

 

Now, those definitely look like snow white pages to me!!!  

[sacentaur]

1 minute ago, lou_fine said:

Now, those definitely look like snow white pages to me!!!  

Indeed, but unfortunately there’s moisture damage (this is my second copy, it’s coverless).

[Electricmastro]

From the Minimidget story from Amazing-Man Comics #8 (December, 1939), which is one of the earliest comic books I’ve seen to show nudity. Art by John Kolb.

Edited January 1, 2020 by Electricmastro

[circumstances]

48 minutes ago, Electricmastro said:

From the Minimidget story from Amazing-Man Comics #8 (December, 1939), which is one of the earliest comic books I’ve seen to show nudity. Art by John Kolb.

I didn't know there were any comics where people's peckers were out!

[Electricmastro]

Can't help but think that this is a parody of Marvel's Human Torch (Man of War Comics #2, January 1942). Art by Martin Filchock.

Edited January 4, 2020 by Electricmastro

[circumstances]

Bob Kane's Bruce Wayne tryout, "The Case of the Missing Heir." Funny Pages Vol.3#1 from February, 1939 (story originally appeared in Detective Picture Stories #5, April, 1937). 8 on the census. highest grade is a 7.0.

 

 

 

[sacentaur]

1 hour ago, circumstances said:

Bob Kane's Bruce Wayne tryout, "The Case of the Missing Heir." Funny Pages Vol.3#1 from February, 1939 (story originally appeared in Detective Picture Stories #5, April, 1937). 8 on the census. highest grade is a 7.0.

 

 

 

Amazing book, a Census killer... 

[circumstances]

47 minutes ago, sacentaur said:

Amazing book, a Census killer... 

Thanks!

That's my mission, should I choose to accept it!

[Zolnerowich]

On 12/3/2019 at 4:34 PM, comicjack said:

Two are better than one 

And three are better than two. Get crackin', Jack! 

[rtsunlimited]

21 hours ago, circumstances said:

Bob Kane's Bruce Wayne tryout, "The Case of the Missing Heir." Funny Pages Vol.3#1 from February, 1939 (story originally appeared in Detective Picture Stories #5, April, 1937). 8 on the census. highest grade is a 7.0.

 

 

 

Here's my 7.0. One of the first things I bought from Heritage way back in 2002. Wasn't there another 7.0 or something that sat on C'link forever with a ridiculous asking price? Does anyone know if it sold? If so, for what?

[circumstances]

16 minutes ago, rtsunlimited said:

Here's my 7.0. One of the first things I bought from Heritage way back in 2002. Wasn't there another 7.0 or something that sat on C'link forever with a ridiculous asking price? Does anyone know if it sold? If so, for what?

Love it! There are two 7.0s on the census. I remember another copy up for sale with a high price, but I'm not sure where it was. I also saw one for sale on ebay last year missing like 1/3 of the cover.

[Electricmastro]

Missing Links from Funny Pages v2 #1 (September, 1937). Art by DickRyan.

[sacentaur]

1 hour ago, circumstances said:

Love it! There are two 7.0s on the census.

I bought this direct from Chuckie back in the day, double-slash (second hand) Church copy, never been slabbed...

[Robot Man]

1 hour ago, sacentaur said:

I bought this direct from Chuckie back in the day, double-slash (second hand) Church copy, never been slabbed...

You really had vision back in the day Steve!

[sacentaur]

12 minutes ago, Robot Man said:

You really had vision back in the day Steve!

Thanks, but mainly it was having a newfound love of the hobby combined with a nearly empty wallet. The book cost me a whopping $10!