Detective Comics #27 1st page ID Help Please 0

[nomak1937]

Hey Guys, 

Was wondering if someone could help me out with this page. We don't believe it to be an original but we are curious as to where it comes from. Dimensions on the page are 10 1/4 by 7 1/4. It looks like a strange gutter on the left but the staple holes are about a 1/2 inch in. 

The code in the bottom left panel doesn't match with anything we can find, and comparing to a cgc cased page one the quotation marks in the first panel are spaced further from the edge. 

Thanks guys!

[sfcityduck]

That page is identical to the color reprint in Batman from the 30s to the 70s book, except yours is on newsprint not slick paper like the book.  Likely a forgery?  Or did the 30s to the 70s book lift the art from an earlier reprint?  IDK.  By identical, I mean identical quote placement, S-146, etc.

 

Edited October 22, 2020 by sfcityduck

[Crowzilla]

Does anyone have a loose Tec 387 that they can check?

[Chicago Boy]

There is no S-146 on an original Tec 27 page 1. Bottom left panel FYI 

[Randall Ries]

21 hours ago, sfcityduck said:

That page is identical to the color reprint in Batman from the 30s to the 70s book, except yours is on newsprint not slick paper like the book.  Likely a forgery?  Or did the 30s to the 70s book lift the art from an earlier reprint?  IDK.  By identical, I mean identical quote placement, S-146, etc.

 

That Beatles "A/B Road" is a wonderful collection of Jan. 1969.

 

[sfcityduck]

2 hours ago, Randall Ries said:

That Beatles "A/B Road" is a wonderful collection of Jan. 1969.

 

83 cds with 87 hours of the creative process.  "Let it Be" is one of my favorite songs and hearing how Paul and the band took that song from a demo to what it became is really really fun to listen to.  Paul calling out chord changes, how backing vocals were improvised, how lyrics were developed, how the various instrument parts came to be, really interesting stuff if you are deep into the Beatles.

[Randall Ries]

2 hours ago, sfcityduck said:

83 cds with 87 hours of the creative process.  "Let it Be" is one of my favorite songs and hearing how Paul and the band took that song from a demo to what it became is really really fun to listen to.  Paul calling out chord changes, how backing vocals were improvised, how lyrics were developed, how the various instrument parts came to be, really interesting stuff if you are deep into the Beatles.

Yes. They turned on the tape decks and essentially never shut them off. The banter is priceless. George Harrison (I think) is late for a session and Lennon says "**** 'im! We'll get Clapton to come in!" It's one of my most treasured audio folders. The Beatles archival vault became like a sieve. I have a ton of Beatles boots.

[sfcityduck]

2 hours ago, Randall Ries said:

Yes. They turned on the tape decks and essentially never shut them off. The banter is priceless. George Harrison (I think) is late for a session and Lennon says "**** 'im! We'll get Clapton to come in!" It's one of my most treasured audio folders. The Beatles archival vault became like a sieve. I have a ton of Beatles boots.

One of my other collecting interest.  Started collecting them in the mid-80s.  That quote is from when George quit the band for a few days.  

[DanCooper]

On 10/22/2020 at 10:51 PM, Crowzilla said:

Does anyone have a loose Tec 387 that they can check?

That's it! Nice call!

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[Chicago Boy]

On 10/23/2020 at 2:34 PM, sfcityduck said:

83 cds with 87 hours of the creative process.  "Let it Be" is one of my favorite songs and hearing how Paul and the band took that song from a demo to what it became is really really fun to listen to.  Paul calling out chord changes, how backing vocals were improvised, how lyrics were developed, how the various instrument parts came to be, really interesting stuff if you are deep into the Beatles.

The Monkees ❤️❤️

Edited October 24, 2020 by Chicago Boy