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Zip #25 cover and interior pages. 

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Nice work Frisco!

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Zip Comics #26 several interior pages. 

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3 minutes ago, Electricmastro said:

Nice work Frisco!

Thanks E.M.   Just sharing what I've taken pics of. In these days of slabbing, you don't see a lot of interior pics unless you go to one of the sites that features them, like Comics Plus or one of the others. SO, I figured why not share some. It reminds me to take more interior pics when I have the books out!!!  

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Zip Comics #34. A few interior pics. 

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Zoot #12 cover and a few interior pics. 

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Action Comics #14 Superman splash & some interior pics. 

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Action Comics #15 missing the first page, but you can see the next page and the last page, so here they are.

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Action Comics #19 first and last pages.

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Heroic Comics #8 cover and Hydroman splash. 

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Super-Mystery v4 #1 cover and centerfold. 

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THAT is awesome!!!!   

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A recent purchase I just got back from grading, Whiz #22, and I now have some regret slabbing it. I bought it raw just because of the amazing cover, so figured it was worth slabbing if that was my main focus of the book.

However, when I got it in hand it was the first Captain Marvel comic I've ever actually owned (of any era) AND was the very first golden age story of that character I've ever read...and I was absolutely floored by the interior art when I opened up the book for the first time (the line work, the panel shape choices, and the rich clean colors!). 

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A reorganized list for the smaller publishers:

Harry Parkhurst (Champion Comics #3, January 1940):

Munson Paddock (Speed Comics #9, June 1940):

Fred Meagher (Tom Mix Comics #5, January 1941):

Leonard Starr (Lucky Comics #1, January 1944):

Harold Delay (Blue Circle Comics #1, June 1944):

Sam Cooper (Red Band Comics #1, November 1944):

Rudy Palais (Contact Comics #5, March 1945):

Mort Leav (Power Comics #4, September 1945):

Jon Small (Golden Lad #2, November 1945):

John Giunta (Triple Threat Comics, Winter 1945):

Bernard Baily (Star Studded Comics, 1945):

Mac Raboy (Green Lama #7, January 1946):

Jerry Robinson (Atoman Comics #1, February 1946):

George Roussos (Green Lama #8, March 1946):

Marv Levy (Key Comics #4, May 1946):

Nat Edson (Picture News #6, June 1946):

Ellis Chambers (Hi-Ho Comics #1, 1946):

Harry Anderson (Picture News #10, January 1947):

Jack Cole (True Crime Comics #2, May 1948):

Walt Kelly (The Adventures of Peter Wheat #3, June 1948):

Dan Barry (Buster Brown Comic Book #12, Summer 1948):

Will Eisner (Baseball Comics #1, Spring 1949):

Gustav Schrotter (Stories by Famous Authors Illustrated #11, January 1951):

Wally Wood (Western Crime Busters #6, August 1951):

Vince Napoli (Dark Mysteries #3, October 1951):

Harry Harrison (Youthful Romances #9, November 1951):

Lou Cameron (Mysterious Adventures #6, February 1952):

Al Gordon (Beware #14, March 1953):

John Forte (Beware #15, May 1953):

Paul Stoddard (Judo Joe #1, August 1953):

Gerald Altman (Beware #5, September 1953):

Vince Fodera (Blazing Western #1, January 1954):

Bill Savage (Mysterious Adventures #19, April 1954):

Ross Andru (Get Lost #3, June 1954):

George Woodbridge (Masked Ranger #6, February 1955):

Edmond Good (Johnny Law, Sky Ranger #4, November 1955):

Edited September 26, 2020 by Electricmastro

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Chesler:

Henry Kiefer (Star Comics #2, April 1937):

Fred Guardineer (Star Ranger #6, September 1937):

Charles Sultan (Yankee Comics #3, January 1942):

Rafael Astarita (Yankee Comics #4, March 1942):

Bob McCay (Punch Comics #11, November 1944):

DickRyan (Snap Comics #9, 1944):

Paul Gattuso (Punch Comics #14, July 1945):

Gus Ricca (Punch Comics #14, July 1945):

Edited October 29, 2020 by Electricmastro

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D.S. Publishing:

Jack Keller (Outlaws #1, February 1948):

Tex Blaisdell (Gangsters Can't Win #1, February 1948):

Fred Bell (Exposed #2, May 1948):

Richard Case (Outlaws #3, June 1948):

Tom Hickey (Underworld #3, June 1948):

Maurice Whitman (Public Enemies #3, July 1948):

Al Wenzel (Public Enemies #4, September 1948):

Louis Schroeder (Whodunit #2, October 1948):

August Froehlich (Outlaws #6, December 1948):

Bob Jenney (Gangsters Can't Win #7, February 1949):

Ernie Schroeder (Roundup #5, March 1949):

Al McWilliams (Gangsters Can't Win #8, April 1949):

Bob Sale (Underworld #9, June 1949):

Paul Parker (Gangsters Can't Win #9, June 1949):

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Youthful Magazines:

Walter Johnson (Indian Fighter #1, May 1950):

Wally Wood (Captain Science #1, November 1950):

Gustav Schrotter (Captain Science #2, February 1951):

John Sink (Buffalo Bill #4, February 1951):

Manny Stallman (Indian Fighter #6, March 1951):

Keats Petree (Buffalo Bill #5, April 1951):

Joe Orlando (Captain Science #4, June 1951):

Tex Blaisdell (Captain Science #6, October 1951):

Harry Harrison (Captain Science #7, December 1951):

Vince Napoli (Stamps Comics #3, February 1952):

Roy Krenkel (Attack #4, November 1952):

Vic Carrabotta (Atomic Attack #6, March 1953):

Steve Kirkel (Chilling Tales #17, October 1953):

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Comic Media:

Don Perlin (War Fury #1, September 1952):

Pete Morisi (Weird Terror #2, November 1952):

Ken Landau (All True Romance #12, July 1953):

Rudy Palais (Horrific #7, September 1953):

Don Heck (Death Valley #2, December 1953):

Ross Andru (Danger #8, March 1954):

Bill Discount (Weird Terror #11, May 1954):

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Columbia Comics:

Ogden Whitney (Big Shot #32, February 1943):

Mart Bailey (The Face #2, 1943):

Boody Rogers (Big Shot #98, February 1949):