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[Cobbledclam]

I sure do love ❤️ love.

and love l❤️  funnybooks❤️😍😘

[lou_fine]

7 hours ago, MrBedrock said:

8 hours ago, lou_fine said:

 

Hey Richard;

He's definitely right as this lowly CGC 8.5 fugly looking slab just casts a dark shadow like a big pimple on the rest of your beautiful looking books.  

Being the team player that I am, just send that nasty looking Brenda Starr my way as I am willing to take the hit for you so that the rest of your collection will present just that much nicer.    

Thanks for the kind offer, Lou. But I would hate for it to to look equally out of place among your 4.5s.

That's perfect then..........so you ARE sending me your CGC 8.5 Brenda book knowing full well it's going to bring my VG average collection up higher into the 4.5 range.   

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Does anyone have any information on whether any of his romance/love comics are out there anywhere? Knowledge on which companies, titles and stories served as his inspiration? That would be amazing find pedigree in my opinion,

[mwotka]

Always a good topic to revive!  Here are a few that didn't get mentioned the first time around, probably in the honorable mention category but I love em.  Pardon the glare on the Ozzie, need to get that one scanned, it is a deslabbed 7.5 but looks better to me and a Church.  

 

[Ricksneatstuff]

7 hours ago, mwotka said:

Always a good topic to revive!  Here are a few that didn't get mentioned the first time around, probably in the honorable mention category but I love em.  Pardon the glare on the Ozzie, need to get that one scanned, it is a deslabbed 7.5 but looks better to me and a Church.  

 

That Freckles is a true favorite of mine too

 

[Ricksneatstuff]

Another I truly love.  
 

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[Mr. Lady Luck]

11 hours ago, sagii said:

LOOOOOVE this one!

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I don't know anything about GGA, so could I get some advice as to whether $45,000 for the CGC 9.4 Church All Top #8 is a fair price?

[gadzukes]

Comic "magazine" from 1951. 

Sometimes these have great covers.

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Debbie Dean #2 (July 1945, Civil Service Publications, Inc.). Art by Bert Whitman.

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