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$666 21 bids |
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Classics Illustrated Giants (1949) Illustrated Library MYSTERY CGC 6.0 1949 An Illustrated Library of Exciting Mystery Stories. All new Alex Blum cover. A collection of four Classics Illustrated stories in one volume, grouped by mystery theme. This one contains reprints of #13 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, #21 3 Famous Mysteries, #30 The Moonstone, and #40 Mysteries. 192 pages, full color.
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$192 14 bids |
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Dark Mysteries (1951) 22 CGC 4.0 1955 "Hand of Destiny"; Archeologist Reid Cragg uncovers an Egyptian tomb and finds therein the "hand of destiny"; The mummified hand of the long-dead chief executioner; The hand can be commanded to kill. "Spectral Lighthouse"; On a sailing trip Bob and Ann Dart discover an abandoned lighthouse; They are greeted by ghostly pirates of the past, but can escape thanks to their modern outboard motor. "Haunted Voice"; Korean war veteran Mark Sterling has lost his hearing in the war; When he purchases a new hearing aid, a ghostly voice starts talking to him; The voice informs him of a crime and leads him to the scene. "When Witches Walked" article; facts about witches. "The Malignant Pearls" article; The pearl as malign omen. "Pal Trouble," art by Tony Tallarico; Two hobos are partners in crime; But Pete always beats Mike and one day throws him out of a freight train to die. 36 pgs., full color.
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$91 11 bids |
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Dell Giant Silly Symphonies (1952-1959 Dell) 8 CGC 9.0 1958 Giant size comic featuring "Thumper Meets the Seven Dwarfs" in which Thumper goes on a journey, gets lost, and is found by the Seven Dwarfs and the group goes on all kinds of adventures. Issue also has Jiminy Cricket in "The Big Little Show," Niok in "The Little One of the Forest," Uncle Remus and his Tale of Brer Rabbit, and one-page puzzles and activities. Story and art credits: unknown. 100 Pages, Full Color.
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$77 8 bids |
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Dell Giant Tom and Jerry's Toy Fair (1958 Dell) 1B CGC 8.5 1958 30 Cent Price Variant. 30ยข cover price variant. Painted cover. Appearances by Droopy, Spike and Tyke. 100 Pages, Full Color.
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$1,526 27 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 47 CGC 7.5 Restored 1941 Restoration includes: small amount of color touch on cover. Batman and Robin, Spy (by Jerry Siegel amd Ed Moore), Larry Steele in "The Case of the Ardent Actress," the Crimson Avenger (by Jack Lehti), Speed Saunders Ace Investigator, Steve Malone District Attorney, Cliff Crosby in "Case of the Missing Eye," and Sam Bradley (by Siegel and Howard Sherman). Full-page ad for All Star Comics # 3. Half-page ads for Batman # 3 and Superman # 8. 68 pgs.
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$530 37 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 48 PR 0.5 1941
1st reference to Batmobile, 1st Gotham City mention in Detective
INCOMPLETE. Centerfold and half of back cover missing (affects Cliff Crosby story). Cover art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, and George Roussos. The Secret Cavern starring Batman and Robin, script by Bill Finger, pencils by Bob Kane, inks by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, and George Roussos. Spy story, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Ed Moore. The Case of the Fugitive Killer starring Larry Steele, Private Detective. Cliff Crosby story, script and art by Chad Grothkopf. Speed Saunders, Ace Investigator story, art by Ed Winiarski (as Fran Miller). Steve Malone, District Attorney story, art by Don Lynch. The Crimson Avenger story, script and art by Jack Lehti. Slam Bradley story, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Howard Sherman. 68 pgs. $0.10.
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$665 16 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 55 VG- 3.5 1941 Batman and Robin in "The Brain Burglar," Spy (by Ed Moore), the Crimson Avenger, Larry Steele in "The Case of the Killer Horse" (by Cliff Young), Speed Saunders Ace Investigator in "Murder Without Harmony," Cliff Crosby in "The Riddle of the Missing Masterpiece," Steve Malone District Attorney, and Slam Bradley (by Jerry Siegel and Howard Sherman). Full-page ad for Star Spangled Comics # 1. Half-page ads for Batman # 7 and Adventure Comics # 66. Another full-page ad features Superman # 12, Batman # 6, and All Star Comics # 6. 68 pgs.
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$276 31 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 67 CGC NG 1942
1st Penguin cover
Coverless. First Penguin cover by Jerry Robinson. Crime's Early Bird starring Batman, script by Bill Finger, pencils by Bob Kane, inks by Jerry Robinson and George Roussos. Escape to Disaster starring The Boy Commandos, script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Simon. Crime on the Half-Moon starring The Crimson Avenger, script and pencils by Jack Lehti, inks by Charles Paris. The Secret Ten starring Spy, pencils by Pierce Rice, inks by Arturo Cazeneuve. A Matter of Law text story by Dalton Weeks. The Case of the Country Crooner starring Air Wave, pencils by Harris Levy (as Lee Harris), inks by Charles Paris. Case of the Whistling Tooth starring Slam Bradley, art by Howard Sherman. 68 pgs. $0.10.
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$1,476 26 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 78 CGC 8.0 1943 Very minor amount of color touch on cover. Batman and Robin in "The Bond Wagon," Slam Bradley in "The Meanest Muggs in the World," the Crimson Avenger in "Tjhe Prevue Murders" (by Jack Lehti), Air Wave in "Menace of the Mouse-Traps" (art by George Roussos), and Boy Commandos in "Freedom Station" (by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby). Half-page ad for Boy Commandos # 3/Batman # 18. A full-page ad features Leading Comics # 7, Green Lantern # 8, Wonder Woman # 5, All-Flash # 11, and All Star Comics # 17. Back cover Tootsie Roll ad, "Captain Tootsie Battles Monster Man!" 60 pgs.
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$650 17 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 96 CGC 6.0 1945 Cover by Jack Burnley and George Roussos. Stories by Don C. Cameron, Jack Farr and unknown. Art by Dick Sprang, Jack Farr, Howard Sherman, George Roussos and Louis Cazeneuve. Alfred asks for a month off, during which time he goes to another town and opens a detective agency. His first client: Stoney Peters, a criminal who had just shot the Batman! Don't miss the Batman and Robin tale "Alfred, Private Detective!" by Don C. Cameron and Dick Sprang. Plus: Three-Ring Binks in an untitled story by Jack Farr; Slam Bradley in "Bargains in Burglary" with art by Howard Sherman; Air Wave in "Crime Goes into Mourning!" with art by George Roussos; and The Boy Commandos in "The Sinister League!" with art by Louis Cazeneuve. Also: 2-page text story "Present from the General" by Stan Carter. 52 pages, full color.
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$616 17 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 127 CGC 7.5 1947 Cover by Charles Paris. Stories by Edmond Hamilton and unknown. Art by Charles Paris, Howard Sherman, Lee Harris, Curt Swan and Steve Brodie. A crazed scientist says that he has created a shrinking gas, but when he is laughed at by a group of wealthy possible investors, he uses a giant-sized room at his home to convince skeptics they have been shrunk, then he extorts money out of them. Don't miss Batman and Robin in "Pigmies in Giantland!" by Edmond Hamilton and Charles Paris. Plus: Slam Bradley in "Modern Paul Revere!" with art by Howard Sherman; Air Wave in "Rogues and Red Hots!" with art by Lee Harris; and The Boy Commandos in "Never-Say-Die Land" with art by Curt Swan and Steve Brodie. Also: Shorty the Fight Fan 1-pager by Phil Berube; 2-page text story "Nothing to Lose" by Tex Blane; and Daffy & Doodle half-pager by Lit-Win. And: 1-page Tootsie Roll ad "Captain Tootsie and the Log Jam Rescue" by C.C. Beck and Pete Costanza. 52 pages, full color.
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$142 15 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 178 VG- 3.5 1951 Cover oxidation. Cover by Win Mortimer. Stories by unknown. Art by Bob Kane, Lew Sayre Schwartz, Charles Paris, Leonard Starr, Frank Bolle and Ruben Moreira. "The Defeat of Batman!" is the sensational story of an incredible underworld army that declared war on Batman and Robin, with art by Bob Kane, Lew Sayre Schwartz and Charles Paris. Plus: Pow-Wow Smith, Indian Lawman in "The Tenderfoot Deputy!" with art by Leonard Starr; Robotman in "The Robot Ghost!" with art by Frank Bolle; and Impossible -- But True! tale "The Man with the X-Ray Eyes!" (featuring Roy Raymond) with art by Ruben Moreira. Also: 2-page text piece "How Yardsticks Caught Crooks" by Norman James; Varsity Vic half-pager by Henry Boltinoff; and Casey the Cop 1-pager by Boltinoff. And: 1-page Tootsie Roll ad "Pete the Flash Scores for Captain Tootsie" with art by Bill Schreiber. 44 pages, full color.
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$561 17 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 179 CGC 7.0 1952 Cover by Win Mortimer. Stories by David Vern and unknown. Art by Dick Sprang, Charles Paris, Leonard Starr, Frank Bolle and Ruben Moreira. Racketeer Deuce Chalmers has figured out that Bruce Wayne is Batman...the trouble is, how does he prove it? And Bruce has troubles as well with his secret identity since he has been appointed temporary Mayor of Gotham City! Don't miss Batman and Robin in "Mayor Bruce Wayne!" by David Vern, Dick Sprang and Charles Paris. Plus: Pow-Wow Smith, Indian Lawman in "The Reforming of Little Elk" with art by Leonard Starr; Robotman in "Robotman Crusoe" with art by Frank Bolle; and Impossible -- But True! tale "The Luckiest Man on Earth!" (featuring Roy Raymond) with art by Ruben Moreira. Also: Quick Quiz activity page by H.T. Elmo; 1-page text piece "Frontier Photographer"; Casey the Cop half-pager by Henry Boltinoff; Shorty half-pager by Boltinoff; and 1-page text story "Missouri Marathon." 44 pages, full color.
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$455 9 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 204 CGC 7.0 1954 Cover art by Win Mortimer. The Man Who Could Live Forever starring Batman and Robin, script by Bill Finger, pencils by Sheldon Moldoff, inks by Stan Kaye. The Best Present of All! public service announcement starring Binky, script by Jack Schiff, art by Win Mortimer. The Stars Spell Doom starring Roy Raymond TV Detective, art by Ruben Moreira. Casey the Cop humor page by Henry Boltinoff. The Passenger Who Never Went Ashore starring Captain Compass, art by Joe Certa. Unofficial Detective text article. The 3-D Crimes starring Mysto Magician Detective, art by Leonard Starr. 44 pgs. $0.10.
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$130 13 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 220 VG 4.0 1955 Cover oxidation. Cover art by Win Mortimer. The Second Batman and Robin Team!, pencils by Dick Sprang, inks by Charles Paris. Little Pete humor page by Henry Boltinoff. Three Tests for a Chief! starring Captain Compass, script by Otto Binder, art by Joe Certa. Casey the Cop humor page by Henry Boltinoff. Robot Detective text article by Jack Miller. The Super-Whopper Club! starring Roy Raymond TV Detective, art by Ruben Moreira. There May Be a Career in Health for You! public service announcement starring Buzzy, script by Jack Schiff, art by Win Mortimer. 36 pgs. $0.10.
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$91 18 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 223 GD/VG 3.0 1955 Water spotting. Cover art by Win Mortimer. The Batman Dime-Museum starring Batman and Robin, pencils by Sheldon Moldoff, inks by Stan Kaye. Casey the Cop humor page by Henry Boltinoff. The Race That Saved a Country! starring Captain Compass, script by Otto Binder, art by Joe Certa. How To Be an Eyewitness text article by Jack Miller (as Jonathan Maxwell). Hercules Lives Again starring Roy Raymond TV Detective, art by Ruben Moreira. 36 pgs. $0.10. Quarter-page Wildroot ad featuring Fearless Fosdick by Al Capp.
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$130 14 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 224 VG 4.0 1955 Cover oxidation. Moisture damage. Cover art by Win Mortimer and Dick Sprang. The Batman Machine starring Batman and Robin, pencils by Dick Sprang, inks by Charles Paris. What Are You Getting Out of School? public service announcement starring Buzzy, script by Jack Schiff, art by Win Mortimer. The Captain Who Went Berserk starring Captain Compass, script by Otto Binder, art by Joe Certa. Catching the Coin Counterfeiters article by Jack Miller. The Lamp That Could Change People! starring Roy Raymond TV Detective, art by Ruben Moreira. 36 pgs. $0.10.
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$126 12 bids |
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Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) 247 VG+ 4.5 1957 Cover oxidation. Cover art by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye. The Man Who Ended Batman's Career starring Batman, Robin, and Professor Milo (intro and origin), script by Bill Finger, pencils by Sheldon Moldoff (as Bob Kane), inks by Charles Paris. Danger Prejudice at Work! public service announcement, art by Ruben Moreira. The Mechanical Bloodhound starring Roy Raymond TV Detective, art by Ruben Moreira. Casey the Cop humor page by Henry Boltinoff. The Impossible Messages starring John Jones Manhunter from Mars, script by Jack Miller, art by Joe Certa. 36 pgs. $0.10.
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$656 16 bids |
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Devil Dogs (1942) 1A CGC 7.5 1942 No Canadian Cover price. Stories by Walter Gibson and unknown. Art by Jack Binder. Stories featuring the U.S. military: United States Marines tale "Specialists in Quick Death" by Walter Gibson and Jack Binder; 1-page music score "The Marines Hymn"; article "What It Means to be a U.S. Marine" with illos by Binder; untitled Red Rogers of the Rangers story by Gibson and Binder; untitled Boy Rangers tale by Gibson and Binder; "Rogers' Rangers" by Gibson and Binder; 1-pager "How We Got Alaska" with art by Binder; and 1-pager "The Daring U.S. Sub" with art by Binder. 64 pages, full color.
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$112 11 bids |
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Diary Secrets (1950) 14 PR 0.5 1952
Matt Baker cover and art
Complete spine split. Original back cover is missing; included is a miscellaneous back cover. Cover by Matt Baker. Stories and art by Matt Baker and Dana Dutch. Tales of teen angst and amour, often featuring art and covers by celebrated good-girl artist Matt Baker. Actress Elaine is torn between fellow actor Bruce and Dr. Rogers, the only surgeon who can save Bruce's voice, in a story with art by Baker. In another Matt Baker story, Anita gets suspicious after she sees her boyfriend Ted with Helen in the front seat of their roomy Woodie sedan. Top This; Love Challenge; The Risk I Had to Take; Breaking All the Rules; Foolhardy and Headstrong; Fun Time. 32 pages, Full Color.
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$89 7 bids |
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Dime Detective Magazine (1931-1953 Popular Publications) Pulp Vol. 19 #1 VG- 3.5 1935 Front cover detached 10%. Back cover detached 5%. Water damage: Extensive. Staple rust: Slight. Volume 19, Issue 1 - August, 1935. 6.75" x 9.75", 130 pages, B&W.
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$717 17 bids |
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Dizzy Dames (1952) 1 CGC 8.5 1952 Cover by Ogden Whitney. Edited by Richard E. Hughes. Art by Owen Fitzgerald, Lynn Karp and Jack Bradbury. ACG Comics presents classic slapstick and screwball comedy stories featuring attractive women pratfalling their way into and out of trouble. Denise and Dottie come up with a scheme to jump-start their stage career by sabotaging the Gazelle Sisters; Moronica sees a path to stardom from a woman-on-the-street TV interview; Dee Licious finds a way around the citys lack of bicycle lanes. Broadway Babes; Knothead Nellie; Man-Huntin Minnie of Delta Pu; Moronica; Love Dizzy!; Dee Licious. 32 pages, Full Color.
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$255 14 bids |
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Don Winslow of the Navy (1943 Fawcett) 64 CGC 9.2 1948
One of only 2 copies at the top CGC census grade for this issue.
Stories and art by Tom McNamara and Howard Boughner. During the 1940s, military hero Don Winslow was the star of a comic strip, a movie serial and a popular radio show in addition to this Fawcett comic. Don and Red must escort a ship, the "Excelsior," bearing a cargo of nitroglycerine. Don and boxer Flatbush Foley get kids involved in boxing for a neighborhood athletic league, but naturally gangsters want in on the action. Don tries to awaken Flatbush for a bout after he spends a night at Joe's Jitterbug Jive Dive with his girlfriend. Plus a vintage ad for the Captain Marvel (Shazam) wristwatch, and a hair-cream ad featuring detective Sam Spade. Dangerous Cargo; Nautical Nancy; Trouble; Concrete Evidence; Eaglebeak Spruder; Bell Bottom Bill; Dizzy Daisy; Navy Quiz; The Big Snooze. 32 pages, Full Color.
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$480 18 bids |
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Donald Duck's Atom Bomb Mini Comic (1947) 1 CGC 9.4 1947
Rarest Cheerios Premium.
Disney banned book from reprint Donald Duck's Atom Bomb (#Y1 1947) is the rarest of the Cheerios Premiums. Features Carl Barks art. Due to the atomic bomb theme, Disney will never reprint the Atom Bomb story as presented here in the original, non-censored version. Donald had "got a way picked out to make money - and lots of it!" by selling an "atomic hair-grower" at $1.00 per bottle. A cash register and money in a customer's hand is depicted. In the censored version, Donald has "more than money in mind" and gives away free samples of a normal hair-grower. The word "atomic" is removed from the board, but most noticeable are the cash register being replaced for a pyramid of bottles and the people in the queue having combs in their hands instead of dollar bills. Appearances by: Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie, Professor Mollicule, and Professor Sleezy. Cheerios 1947, 32-page, full color, newsprint promotional comic, 6-7/8 x 3-1/8, Issue #Y1. 32 pages.
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$11 7 bids |
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Down with Crime (UK 1952 Arnold Book Company) 50 FR 1.0 1951 Full length spine split. Water damage. UK Reprint Series. Reprints Cover and material from Down with Crime (1951) #1. "Houdini of Crime" - Art by Mike Sekowsky; "Express Car #105"; "Colonel Corn and Korny Kobb - College Cutups"; B&W; 7 1/4" X 10". 28 pages.
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$116 6 bids |
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Dynamic Science Stories (1939 Western Fiction Publishing) Pulp Vol. 1 #2 CGC 3.5 1939 Vol. 1, No. 2 - April 1939. Cover by Norman Saunders. Stories by Eando Binder ("Prison of Time"), L. Sprague de Camp ("Ananias"), Manly Wade Wellman ("Insight"), and more. 7" x 10", 114 pages, black and white with color cover.
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$151 17 bids |
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Earth Man on Venus, An (1951) 0 GD- 1.8 1951 Oxidation. Moisture. Story by Ralph Milne Farley. Art by Wally Wood. Cover by Gene Fawcette. An adaptation of Ralph Milne Farleys vintage science fiction novel The Radio Man, which in turn owes a debt to Burroughs A Princess of Mars. Earth scientist Myles Cabot is mysteriously transported to Venus, where he is captured by the gigantic ant-like Formians. But he uses science to fight back, winning the love of the humanoid princess Lilla. An Earth Man on Venus; The Lost Princess. 36 pages, full color.
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$2,125 31 bids |
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Eerie (1951 Avon Series) 2 CGC 7.0 1951 Cover by Wally Wood. Edited by Sol Cohen. Art by Louis Ravielli, Rocke Mastroserio, Henry C. Kiefer, Manny Stallman, Joe Orlando and Wally Wood. Tales of horror from the era just before the Comics Code was introduced. A drowned corpse pursues his killer back to New York; A newlywed groom makes a deal with the devil to be reunited with his dead bride; A prediction of death turns into a self-fulfilling prophecy. The Thing from the Sea!; A Honeymoon of Horror!; The Chamber of Death!; The Stranger in Studio X; Do You Know?; Nightmare! 36 pages, Full Color.
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$415 12 bids |
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Stories and art by Dick Ayers, Fred Ottenheimer, and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Eh! was Charlton's attempt at a one-word-title humor and satire comic, inspired by the success of EC's Mad. A boxing manager needing a new fighter looks for the toughest guy he can find, but they all have some hidden weakness. Hoiman the cab driver faces the strange and dangerous challenges of picking up a day's fares in the city. Eh! does a version of Longfellow's "Paul Revere's Ride," just as Mad did a year later. Spoofs of 1950s advertising, including cigarettes, deodorant ("He smells like a gymnasium!"), and "Cellophane Diapers" - as Alfred E. Neuman would say, "Yecch!" The cover features an unprintable visual pun. Be Hacky - Go Nutz; A Million Dollar Gate!; Taxi, Lady?; Eh-!?!; Herman's Hazard; The Ride of Paul Revere!; Histerical News!; Don't Be Aloof...; Clearview Cellophane Diapers. 32 pages, Full Color.
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$41 10 bids |
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Everybody's Magazine (1899-1930 The Ridgway Co.) Pulp Vol. 13 #1 FN- 5.5 1905 Water damage: Slight. Staple rust: Slight. |
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$450 12 bids |
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Exciting Comics (1940) 5 CGC 3.0 1940 Cover art by Max Plaisted. Adventure On an Asteroid featuring the Space Rovers, art by Max Plaisted; intro of To Tarjas. In Algeria starring Ted Crane, art by George Mandel; vs. Sgt. Boucher. The Payroll Robberies starring the Mask, art by Raymond Thayer; vs. The Chief. The Tankonaut featuring the Son of the Gods, script and art by George Mandel; vs. Gage (I); guest appearance by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Titano the Gorilla starring Dan Williams, art by Raymond Thayer. The Aircraft Plant Saboteurs starring Sgt. Bill King, art by Leonard Sansone. The Mystery Submarine starring Sphinx; vs. Lupine. Rustling At the Bar C Ranch starring Jim Hatfield. 68 pgs. $0.10.
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$97 15 bids |
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Exciting Comics (1940) 57 GD- 1.8 1947 Heavy pencil markings on cover and a few throughout interior. Cover by Alex Schomburg. Stories by unknown. Art by Ralph Mayo, Art Gates, Edmond Good, Graham Ingels and unknown. In this issue: The Black Terror in "Spoils for the Slick" with the top panel of page two drawn by Graham Ingels; Judy of the Jungle in "Jungle Vendetta" with art by Ralph Mayo (story continued from #55); untitled Roger Dodger story with art by Art Gates; untitled The Crime Crushers story; and untitled Strut Simmons story with art by Edmond Good. Plus: 1-page text story "Masked Outlaw" (by Donald Bayne Hobart); untitled Exciting Facts 1-pager (with art by Rafael Astarita); 2-page text story "The Fish Mine" (by Charles S. Strong; credited as Charles Stoddard); and untitled Junior Judo 2-pager (with art by Dave Berg). 48 pages, full color.
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$97 16 bids |
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Eyeful (1943-1955 Eyeful Magazine Inc.^) Vol. 1 #1 FN 1943 Only one staple (manufacturing). Corner Damage. Denting. Edge damage. Dust shadow. Volume 1, Issue 1 - March, 1943. Painted cover by Steffa. Vintage men's interest magazine full of adult humor comics and tasteful pin-up pictorials. 8.5" x 11.5", 68 pages, B&W. -MATURE CONTENT-
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$89 18 bids |
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Eyeful (1943-1955 Eyeful Magazine Inc.^) Vol. 2 #5 CGC 6.0 Restored 1946 Restoration includes: small amount of color touch on cover. Volume 2, Issue 5 - January, 1946. Peter Driben cover. Men's interest magazine featuring pin-up style pictorials with humorous captioning. 8.5" x 11.5", 68 pages, tinted B&W.
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$41 7 bids |
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Eyeful (1943-1955 Eyeful Magazine Inc.^) Vol. 6 #4 VG 1950 Volume 6, Issue 4 - February, 1950. Kevin Daly photo cover. Pictorials with captions. 8.5" x 11.5", 64 pages, B&W. -MATURE CONTENT-
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$46 8 bids |
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Eyeful (1943-1955 Eyeful Magazine Inc.^) Vol. 9 #5 VG 1953 Corner Damage. Two full-length dents. Scuffing. Volume 9, Issue 5 - April, 1953. Vintage men's interest magazine full of adult humor comics and pin-up pictorials. 8.5" x 11.5", 52 pages, B&W. -MATURE CONTENT-
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$255 9 bids |
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Fairy Tale Parade (1942-1944 Dell) 3 CGC 8.0 1942 File Copy. Cover by Walt Kelly. Stories and art by Walt Kelly, Arthur Jameson, Jon Small and L. Bing. Dell puts fairy tales and fables into the hands of former Disney animator Walt Kelly, creator of beloved comic strip Pogo. Kelly adapts two classic fables: Washington Irving's classic tale of a man who sleeps for decades and awakens in a new world. And the strange tale of Mother Goat, her seven kids, and the Wolf. Mysterious midnight visitors help a struggling cobbler make his shoes. Plus a biography of Washington Irving. Rip Van Winkle; The Table, the Donkey, and the Stick; The Princess on the Glass Hill; The Wolf and the Seven Kids; The Elves and the Cobbler; The Enchanted Prince; Rumpelstiltskin; Washington Irving. 64 Pages, Full Color.
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$126 11 bids |
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Fairy Tale Parade (1942-1944 Dell) 6 CGC 6.5 1943 File Copy. Cover by Walt Kelly. Stories and art by Walt Kelly, Arthur Jameson, Casper Emerson and Bill Brady. Dell puts fairy tales and fables into the hands of former Disney animator Walt Kelly, creator of beloved comic strip Pogo. Kelly adapts two classic fables: When Glum, the sprite in charge of night, gets the blues, day sprite Bright tries to cheer him up. The gingerbread man depends on speed, but the fox relies on his wit. Plus the classic romantic tale of Beauty and the Beast. And a fantastically detailed Map of the Fairy Tale Lands by Kelly! Beauty and the Beast; The Legend of the Stars; The Gingerbread Man; The Elves Dance; The Frog Queen; The Wild Swans; Dick Whittington and his Cat; Saku; Spring Morn; Map of the Fairy Tale Lands. 64 Pages, Full Color.
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$16 5 bids |
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Fame and Fortune Weekly (1905-1928 Frank Tousey) 365 VG- 3.5 1912 Lateral spine tear. September 27, 1912. Always on Time; or, The Perils of a Young Mail Contractor. 11" x 8", 36 pages.
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$27 7 bids |
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Fame and Fortune Weekly (1905-1928 Frank Tousey) 387 GD+ 2.5 1913 2" Cumulative spine split. February 28, 1913. The Odds Against Him; or, A Boy with Grit. 11" x 8", 36 pages.
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$11 3 bids |
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Fame and Fortune Weekly (1905-1928 Frank Tousey) 416 GD/VG 3.0 1913 Interior residue. Oxidation. September 19, 1913. Ed, The Office Boy; or, The Lad Behind the Deals. 11" x 8", 32 pages.
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$10 3 bids |
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Fame and Fortune Weekly (1905-1928 Frank Tousey) 436 VG- 3.5 1914 Centerfold loose at one staple. Oxidation. February 6, 1914. Barry & Co. Bankers and Brokers; or, The Boy Money Makers of Wall St.. 11" x 8", 32 pages.
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$22 5 bids |
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Famous Fantastic Mysteries (1939-1953 Frank A. Munsey/Popular/Altus) Pulp Vol. 10 #2 GD/VG 3.0 1948 Water damage. Arthur Machen is profiled in the 'Masters of Fantasy' column. Volume 10, Issue 2 - December, 1948. Cover by Lawrence. "Nordenholt's Million" by J. J. Connington and "Let Clarence Do It" by Edward S. Sullivan. Interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and Lawrence. 7-in. x 9 1/2-in.; black and white; 134 newsprint pages. Published by Popular Publications
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$227 10 bids |
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Famous Fantastic Mysteries (1939-1953 Frank A. Munsey/Popular/Altus) Pulp Vol. 10 #3 CGC 6.5 1949 "The Scarlet Plague" a novelette by Jack London. Volume 10, Issue 3 - February, 1949. Cover by Lawrence Stevens. Stories by Inez Haynes Gillmore and Jack London. Illustrations by Lawrence Stevens and Leydenfrost. Book-length novel: "Angel Island" by Inez Haynes Gillmore - Five desperate, earthbound men...an isle where Love and Death were neighbors...a day when wings fought free of fetters to make a strange new world. Novelette: "The Scarlet Plague" by Jack London - Across a sick world it had crept, leaving man and his works destroyed. Now, in the twilight of history, only one remembered -- a blurred and faded picture of the death of our times. Also: The Readers' Viewpoint; In the Next Issue; Masters of Fantasy by Neil Austin - M.P. Shiel, High Priest of Phantasy; and The Lawrence Portfolio. 7-in. x 9 1/2-in., 130 newsprint pages, B&W. Published by Popular Publications
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$207 6 bids |
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Famous Funnies (1934) 141 CGC 9.4 1946
One of only 3 copies at the top CGC census grade for this issue.
Contains comic strip reprints, activity pages, and a text story. In order of appearance: "Buck Rogers" by Philip Francis Nowlan and Rick Yager (as Dick Calkins); "Invisible Scarlet O'Neil" by Russell Stamm; "Chief Wahoo" by Allen Saunders and Elmer Woggon; "Napoleon" by Clifford McBride; "Dickie Dare" by Milton Caniff; "Scorchy Smith" by Noel Sickles; and "Oaky Doaks" by Ralph Briggs Fuller. "Gasoline Cowboy" text story. Activity pages by A. W. Nugent. 52 pages. Full color.
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$245 10 bids |
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Famous Gangsters (1951) 1 CGC 5.5 1951 Cover by George Roussos. Art by Louis Ravielli, Marion Sitton, Marvin Stein, Lou Morales and Mo Marcus. Tales of crime and punishment featuring pre-Code levels of violence. The stories of notorious gangsters Al Capone, Dutch Schultz and Lucky Luciano; John Dillinger escapes from prison and an FBI manhunt, but his luck runs out thanks to a woman in red; Chicago gang boss Bugs Moran narrowly escapes The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, as well as a speeding ticket. The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre; Al Capone!; Dutch Schultz; Lucky Luciano; The Mole; John Dillinger. 36 pages, Full Color.
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$16 3 bids |
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Fantastic Novels (1948-1951 New Publications) Canadian Edition Vol. 3 #5 FN 1950 Staple rust: Slight. Foreign edition: Canada. Canadian Edition says "The World's Best Fantasy Fiction" on cover.
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$61 7 bids |
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Fantastic Tales (1958 I.W. Reprint) 1 CGC 7.5 1958 Reprints "City of the Living Dead" 1 (Avon, 1952). Cover art by Carl Burgos. "City of the Living Dead!", art by A. C. Hollingsworth; Yucatan, Mexico. A group of explorers discovers mystic Quetana, fabled "City of the Living Dead"; Centuries ago, murderous pirates were banned there by Quetzal, Aztec god of justice, destined to live in agony forever. "The Glistening Death," pencils by Norman Nodel, inks by Vince Alascia; A man hides out at his uncle's swampland mansion and discovers he is a slave to a glistening meat-eating alien creature that takes the form of a beautiful woman. "Terror of the Skeleton Men" text story. "The Witches Come at Midnight!", pencils by Norman Nodel, inks by Vince Alascia; Witches, along with their master Satan himself, converge every night at midnight at the old Rainey farm terrorizing the family; One night when young Joel is attacked by the monsters, his pet rooster "Peter" arrives and scares off the creatures who think he's Chanticleer, the fabled rooster. "Death Has Many Tongues," art by Harry Lazarus; Slave trader Captain Death is captured by the native tribe he uses to prey on; The witch doctor curses him with the heads of the slain growing out of his body; Death tries to cut them off, but the pain drives him insane. 36 pgs., full color.
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$21 10 bids |
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Fantasy Magazine (1932-1937 Science Fiction Digest) Fanzine Vol. 6 #1 GD 1936 Front cover detached 20%. Water damage: Slight. Staple rust: Slight. |
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$10 4 bids |
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Farm Bureau Association Reward Sign (1929 New York State Farm Bureau Federation) 1929 Farm Bureau Association Reward Sign (1929 New York State Farm Bureau Federation). Printed on linen in dark blue ink. 15" x 12", single sheet. Multiple full length creases with some light soiling in upper margin. |
