ATLAS/ MARVEL Comics - In Stock & FOR SALE -
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ATLAS/ MARVEL Comics - In Stock & FOR SALE -
ADVENTURE
INTO MYSTERY
(Atlas/Marvel;
1956-1957);
#4(10/1956; Burgos-c; Roussos,
Heck, Winiarski, Chuck Miller, Bob Powell-a; 4 pages Al WILLIAMSON-a;
G = $26);
#9(5/1957;
Everett-c;
TORRES-a; Gene Colan, Stein, John Severin, Robert Q. Sale, O'Donnell,
Shores-a; G/VG = $38);
ADVENTURES
INTO WEIRD WORLDS
(Atlas/Marvel;
1952-1954);
#8(7/1952; Pre-Code; Ghouls in Nightmare-c; Ghosts-s;
Brown/Gantz, Ayers, Carrabotta, DiPreta-a; Good+ $39);
#27(3/1952; Maneely-c; Dwarf of Horrormoor-c/s; MATT FOX End of the World-s; Lawrence, Robert Q. Sale-a; Pre-Code; Decapitated Head-c; FA/G $40);
Adventures of HOMER the HAPPY GHOST Volume-1 #1(6/1957);
ALL SURPRISE COMICS (Fall 1943) - #6,11(Centerfold missing);
ALL-TRUE CRIME (1951) - #32,35(Pre-Code; 9/1949; Photo-c; G/VG = $22);40,47;
ALL-TRUE CRIME (1951) - #29(4th issue; Pre-Code; Candian Variant Edition; Bell featues Pub; G/VG, Centerfold Missing = $7);
ALL WESTERN WINNERS (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); - #4(Canadian);
AMAZING ADVENTURES (Atlas/Marvel; 1961; #7-14 = becomes Amazing adult Fantasy) -
#1(6/1961; KIRBY/Ayers-c; TORR-c/s; 13 pages KIRBY/Ayers-a; Steve Ditko-a; 1st app and Origin DR DROOM = 1st Marvel-Age Superhero = 5 pages JACK KIRBY art; appears G/VG, but with, 4" x 3/4" piece off bottom edge of BACK cover, Magic tape repairs inside spine to cover, thus FA/G $125);
#2;
#3(8/1961; 3rd app Dr Droom-s = meets ZEMU; Dinosaur-c/s; KIRBY-c and 18 pages art; 5 pages DITKO-a; overall G/VG, but approx 1/8" TRIMMED at Right edge of Book, thus FA/G $39);
#4(9/1961; KIRBY-c/s; "I am X" Robot-c/s; DITKO-a; Maneely-a; DR DROOM-s; FA/G $40);
AMAZING SPY ADVENTURES (circa 1950) - #29;
ANNIE OAKLEY – (1948-1956; Canadian Variant Edition; GGA = Good Girl Art);
#1(Spring/1948; Canadian Variant Edition);
#2(7/1948; Canadian Variant Edition; VG, but 4 pages missing = $10)
Annie Oakley (Atlas; 1948-1956; USA editions; GGA = Good Girl Art) - #10(4/1956; G minus $12); #11(Severin-c; FA+ $10);
APACHE KID (1950-1956; Indian / Western stories; USA Editions) - #2,#8(9/1951; War Dance & Men in Bondage at Stake-c; G/VG = $20);
10,11,13,14, #15(8/1955; Maneely-c; VG = $22); #15(8/1955; Maneely-c; G = $13); #16,#17,#19;
APACHE KID (1951; Canadian VARIANT Edition) - #5;
ARIZONA KID (1951) - # 5(11/1951; Maneely-c; 3xMorisi-a; Overall G+, but with; 1-1/2" x 3/4" Writing on cover, 2-3/4" x 2-1/2" coupon out of BACK cover, thus FA/G $9);
#6;
ARROWHEAD - Fighting Indian Warrior (1954) - #1(4/1954; Sinnott-c/a; FA/G=$17); #2,#4;
ASTONISHING (Atlas/Marvel; 1951-1957) -
#7(12/1951; Pre-Code; 5th issue in series; MANEELY-c; 2 x MANEELY-a; Lazarus, John Romita-a; Nightmare-c/s; FA/G $35);
#13(5/1952; Pre-Code; GHOULS & Skeleton-c/s; Skeleton-c; Bill Everett-c; Sekowsky, Bernie Krigstein, Massey, Carrabotta, Ogden Whitney-a; G/VG $55);
#48(4/1956; Benulis, EVERETT, Forte, Bob Powell-a; Pirates-s; FA/G, with 15% of BACK cover missing, thus FA = $12);
#47,48,51,60,63
BATTLE (1951-1960) -
#11(title cut off),12(title cut off), #22(9/1953; Maneely-c; Mortellaro-a; Gil Evans-a; Al Carreno-a; Overall G, but Top 40% of BACK cover is missing thus FA = $7);
#18, 27,
#31(7/1954; Korean "Goonie Commies"; Kamikaze with "Japs"; Sinnott, Maneely & Heath art; G/VG $16);
#34(FA $7); 37, 42,43,47,49, 60,
#65(8/1959; Jack KIRBY-c; 2 x KIRBY-a; 2 x Bataan-s; 2 x Sinnott-a; G/VG $27);
BATTLE ACTION (1952-1957) - #2(4/1952); #4(Title cut off), #6, 7; #13(FA/G, NO back cover $6); #13; #18; #19, 22, 25, #30(8/1957; LAST issue; Colan, Pike, Torres & Woodbridge-a; VG minus = $20)
BATTLE BRADY (1-6/1953) - #10(1/1953; FIRST issue);
BATTLE CRY (1952) - #2(title cut off);
BATTLEFIELD (War Adventures on the...; 1952-1953) - #1(Pakula, Reinman-a); #3, 4; #8( Il Duce the Leader; Coverless);
BATTLE
FRONT (1952-1957)
- #3(title cut off), 5, 6(Combat Kelly app), 8, 29, 31(VG/FN = $27);
#36, 37,39, 41, 43, 45, 47;
BATTLE
GROUND (1954-1957) - #4,6,
8,12(title cut off),12,16, 18, #19(8/1957;
Maneely-c; Colan-a; Keller-a; Civil War-s = Severin-a; G = $13);
BLACK
KNIGHT
(Atlas/Marvel;
Thrills from King Arthur & His Knights of the Round Table);
#1(5/1955; classic Joe Maneely-c/a; Stan Lee-s; Origin of Crusader; overall VG, but 2 x Centerfolds missing, 2 out of 3 Comics stories are complete = $39);
#2(7/1955; classic Joe Maneely-c/a; Stan Lee-s; Minor Magic Tape repair inside spine to cover, VG = $125);
#2(7/1955; classic Joe Maneely-c/a; Stan Lee-s; FA = $48);
#3(9/1955; classic Joe Maneely-c/a; Stan Lee-s; G = $55);
#3(9/1955; classic Joe Maneely-c/a; Stan Lee-s; FA = $39);
#4(11/1955; classic Joe Maneely-c/a; Stan Lee-s; FA/G = $48);
BLACK RIDER (USA Editions)
#10, 22,23,#27(3/1955; LAST issue; Last Pre-Code Kid Colt-s; Maneely-c; Keller-a; villian the SPIDER burns to Death; FN $52);
BLACK RIDER (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's);
#10(Can Ed.), 11(Can Ed.),12(Can Ed.),13(Can Ed);
BLAZE CARSON – Outlaw Buster / the Fighting Sherriff (1948-1949; Titles later changes to Rex Hart #6 up)
#1(9/1948; USA edition; 1st app Blaze Carson; 3 x Blaze Carson-s; Tex Taylor-s; G = $32);
#2(11/1948; USA edition; 2nd app Blaze Carson; 3 x Blaze Carson-s; Tex Morgan-s; Syd Shores-c; VG/FN = $54);
#2(1/1949; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; Same as US Edition, except different AD's; 2nd app Blaze Carson; 3 x Blaze Carson-s; Tex Morgan-s; Syd Shores-c; G/VG = $18);
#4(3/1949; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; Same as US Edition, except different AD's; 3 x Blaze Carson-s; Two-Gun Kid backup-s; overall VF, but with 1" of Magic Tape at top of spine, thus FN+ = $44);
#4(3/1949; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; Same as US Edition, except different AD's; 3 x Blaze Carson-s; Two-Gun Kid backup-s; overall VG, but with Magic Tape repairs inside spine to cover, thus G = $14);
#5(1949; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; Same as US Edition, except different AD's; 2 x Blaze Carson-s; Tex Taylor-s; minor 1/2" piece of Magic Tape at top of spine, VG/FN = $33);
BLAZE the WONDER COLLIE ( Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Edition; published by Superior)
#1 (1949; PHOTO-c; Diablo Grizzly Bear-s; Canadian Variant of the US #2 = First issue; PHOTO-c; FA/G = $18);
CASEY CRIME PHOTOGRAPHER (1949) (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); #1(Canadian);
CAUGHT
(Atlas/
Marvel Pub; 1956-1957);
#2(10/1956; Severin-c; Drucker-a;
Sinnott-a; Carrabotta-a; FAIR $11);
CINDY SMITH - (1947-1950; Teenage; formerly Cindy comics); - #40(July/1940; LAST issue in series; 52 pages; Mitzi-s; Jeanie-s; FN+ $42);
COMBAT #3(8/1952), 6, 8, 10;
COMBAT CASEY (1953-1957) - #
18(Poor & Brittle; $4);
#14(2/1954; Pre-Code; Maneely-c; Violent Art by Robert Q. Sale; Korean Commies-c/s; FN/VF = $65)
#15(4/1954; Pre-Code; Maneely-c; Violent Art by Robert Q. Sale; Korean Commies-c/s; FN/VF = $65)
#21, 30;
COMBAT KELLY (1951-1957) - #5,19,#22(3x Davy Berg-a; VG minus = $17); #23,28, 30, 32, 33,35, 37-43, 44(8/1957; LAST issue)
COMEDY COMICS (1943) - #31(Super-Rabbit-c/s); #32;
COWBOY ACTION
#5 (3/1955; Maneely-c/a; Prairie Kid-c/s; Growler Joe; Tex Waco; 1st Lt Ted Rockwell; overall VG appearance, but 2" magic tape repairs inside spine to cover, small piece off cover at bottom of spine, mostly on back-c; 1/4" piece chipped off bottom right cover; Thus "G"; still decent example = $17);
#6, 9(11/1955; Maneely-c);
CRIME CAN'T WIN - #5 (June/1951);
CRIME CASES (1951) - #24 (#1; 5/1951; True Police cases; Pre-Code; VF, but cover working loose at top staple, thus FN+ = $72);
#25(2nd issue); #27(4th issue);
CRIME EXPOSED (1948) - #2-4;
CRIMEFIGHTERS - #2 (6/1948; Pre-Code; Woman in bondage cover; FA/G $14); #7;
DATE WITH MILLIE, A (Atlas Marvel) #4,7
Devil-Dog Dugan #3(11/1956);
Dopey Duck comics (Timely/Atlas/Marvel; 1945-1946) - #1(Fall/1945; Billy & Buggy Bear-s; Casper Cat-s; VG = $50);
FAMED COMICS - #10;
FRANKIE (1946-1949; Teenage) - #9(June/1948; Margie-s; Frankie in DRAG-s; VG $22);
FRANKIE FUDDLE - #16(August 1946);
FRONTIER WESTERN (1956-1957) - #3(6/1956), 4, 8, 9(4/1957; Severin-c; Crandall, Wildey, Morrow-a);
GEORGIE
Comics -
(1945-1952; Georgie Lawson & His Friends; Teenage)
#5(4/1946;
Georgie visits TIMELY Comics; FN+ $59);
#9(Margie-s; Hey Look by
Kurtzman; FN but name written on cover in 6 places & letter "G"
written on white areas of checker jacket = call it VG = $36);
#10(4/1947; Millie the Model-s; Margie-s; 1pg Hey Look by
Kurtzman; FN=$52; G/VG=$27);
#16(5/1948;
Margie-s; Magic Carpet-s; Frankie-s; VG=$27; G/VG=$19)
#16(1948; Canadian
VARIANT Edition; Bell Features Pub; Margie-s; Magic Carpet-s;
Frankie-s; FA/G, but 10% of first page Missing, thus FA =
$7);
#18(9/1948; Cindy-s; Jeanie-s; FN=$39; G=$16);
#19(11/1948; Baseball-c; Football/Cheerleader CINDY-s; Jeanie-s; VG, but Missing the BACK cover $11);
#21(titled GEORGIE AND JUDY comics; 3/1949; Frankie-s; Willie-s; ANTI-WERTHAM editorial; G/VG=$17; FA=$8);
#22(titled GEORGIE AND JUDY comics; 5/1949; Frankie-s; Willie-s; VG minus = $20);
#25(Canadian VARIANT Edition; Bell Features Pub; Peter DRIBEN - GGA / Good Girl Art PAINTED-c; Billy-s; G, but 2 x Centerfolds Missing; Buy it for the cover! = $6)
#28(12/1950; Cindy-s; G $14);
#29(1951; Canadian VARIANT Edition; Bell Features Pub; overall VF+, but minor 1/8" x 3/4" Insect chewed upper left corner, thus call it FN $36);
#31(6/1951; Baseball-s; Willie-s; FA/G $10);
#32(8/1951; Girls in
Swimsuits-c; Judy-s; Hy Rosen-c; G = $14);
#33(Hy Rosen-c; appears
FN, but minor Magic Tape repair inside spine to cover; staple hole
thru book, call it VG $25);
#34(11-12/1951; Hy Rosen-c; Happy
app; Judy-s; Judy in Swimsuit-c; VG/FN $30);
#36(4/1952; Hy
Rosen-c; by Stan Lee; Happy app; Judy-s; VG+ $27);
#37(6/1952; Hy
Rosen-c; by Stan Lee; Happy, Ozzie, Smiley & Dolly app; Judy-s;
VG/FN=$30; G=$14);
#38(8/1952; Hy Rosen-c; by Stan Lee; Happy app;
Judy-s; Judy in Swimsuit-c; FN $36);
#39(10/1952; Scarcer LAST
issue; Judy-s; Happy-s; FA $8);;
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GIRL CONFESSIONS - #13(March 1952; Everett & Whitney art),24,#26(6/1953; Pre-Code; nice Two Girls with Smimsuits & Guy with Cigarette-c by Al Hartley; Jerry Robinson-a; Pike-a; FA/G = $9);
#30(1/1954; Pre-Code; Jerry Robinson-a; Pike-a; Store Stamp on cover, overall Good+, but centerfold missing, only Ad pages & Text story affected, all 4 comics stories complete = $7); ,32;
G.I. TALES - #5(April 1957);#6(July/ 1957; FAIR, 7% Cover missing at lower left corner);
the GUNHAWK {Red Larabee, the...} (11/1950-12/1951; all PRE-CODE; Atlas/Marvel Pub); = Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's;
#12 (circa 11/1950; FIRST issue; Maneely-a? Gunhawk in Comanche Revenge; Gunhawk in Devil Horse; the Debt; Gunhawk in the Gal who Hated the West; VG/FN = $36);
#13(1951; 2nd issue; Maneely-c/s; Gunhawk in Useless Guns; Gunhawk in Vengeance of Howling Wolf; Lawman who wore NO guns; the Nab who Murdered Gunhawk; FN = $35);
#15(1951; 4th issue; Maneely-c/s; Gunhawk in the Train that Never Arrived; Gunhawk in Revolt in Cartridge City; Cash Cevlin the Man who faced the Ghost of Murder; Gunhawk in Escape from Torture; VG/FN = $28);
the GUNHAWK {Red Larabee, the...} (11/1950-12/1951; PRE-CODE; Atlas/Marvel Pub) = USA Printings;
#16(5th issue; 8/1951; Maneely-c/s; Gunhawk in Riot at the Rodeo; Gunhawk in Terror Trail; Billy's One Shot; Gunhawk in Guns that Built a Schoolhouse; Good+ = $20);
GUNSMOKE WESTERN (1955-1963) -
#38(FN+=$39; VG=$22);
#41, 42;
#43(Torres-a; VG/FN=$24; G=$10; FA/G=$8; PR/FA=$5);
#46, 47(KIRBY-a), 48,
#52(5/1959; Wyatt Earp-c/s & Kid
Colt-c/s; Kid form Texas-s; Boise Kid-s; Jack DAVIS-a; Keller, Ayers,
Sinnott-a; KIRBY-c; VG/FN=$24; G/VG=$14)
#55(11/1959; Maneely-c;
Wyatt Earp-c/s & Kid Colt-c/s; Gunsmoke Kid-s; Ayers-a; Keller-a;
Jack DAVIS-a; Matt BAKER-a);
#56(1/1960; Wyatt Earp-c/s & Kid Colt-c/s; Matt BAKER, Ayers, Keller, Wildey-a; KIRBY/DITKO-c; G/VG=$18; PR/FA=$5);
#62(1/1961; Kid Colt-c/s; KIRBY-c; Two-Gun Kid-s; Keller-a; 3 x KIRBY-a; G/VG=$10);
#68(1/1962; Kid Colt-c/s; KIRBY-c; Keller, Heck, Reinman, Ayers-a; Scarce Variant; Blacked Out 10 cents on cover & factory printed 12 cents on cover; FAIR, with 3 pages Missing $3);
#70(5/1962; Kid Colt-c/s; KIRBY-c/a; Darrow the Gunfighter; Moose Mangum-s;Montana Kid-s; Reinman-a; Heck-a; Keller-a; G/VG with Piece out of Back-c = FA/G = $4);
#73(11/1962; Kid Colt-c/s; KIRBY-c/a; Keller-a; Red Beard's Raiders-c/s; Reinman-a; Heck-a; G/VG=$10; FA/G=$6);
#73(11/1962; Kid Colt-c/s; KIRBY-c/a; Keller-a; Red Beard's Raiders-c/s; Reinman-a; Heck-a; FA/G, with AD page missing =$4);
#75(3/1963; Kid Colt-c/s; KIRBY-c; Ayers, Reinman, Brodsky, Keller-a; Deputy & Desperado-s; Sycamore kid-s;Hunter-s; VG with 1-1/2" piece off lower right cover thus G = $6)
#77(KIRBY-a; LAST issue; VG minus $12);
HEDY DE VINE (1948) - #30(Can. Ed.), # 31(2/1949; 4xHedy-s; 1xLana-s; Paper Loss at spine to cover with Magic Tape repairs thus FAIR; Centerfold Missing, but 5 out of 6 stories are complete; Reading copy = $6);
HOMER, THE HAPPY GHOST (Volume-1; 1955-1958; Dan DeCarlo-a in all) - #4, 8-12, 14, 15;
Joker #34(Canadian variant edition; G/VG $14);
JOURNEY
INTO MYSTERY
(Atlas/Marvel;
1952-1966) -
#70(7/1961; KIRBY/Ayers-c; 13 pages of Jack
KIRBY/Ayers-a; SANDMAN cometh-c/s = SANDMAN
PROTOTYPE
issue;
Reinman-a; Stone Man-s = 5 pages DITKO-a; G=$32);
#72(9/1961; the GLOB-c/s = KIRBY/Ayers-c & 13 pages of Jack KIRBY/Ayers-a; Patirnt in Room 3D = Reinman-a; End of the World-s = 5 pages DITKO-a; VG = $50);
#74(11/1962; Thing in the Black Box & Midnight in the Wax Museum-c/s; Jack KIRBY-c & 13 pages-a; Forever is a Long Time = Heck-a; Mechanical Men = 5 pages DITKO-a; G = $28);
#75(12/1962; Lo-Karr Bringer of Doom & Mr Gregory & the Ghost-c/s; Jack KIRBY-c & 13 pages-a; Magic of Mordoo = Reinman-a; Man who Lost the World = 5 pages DITKO-a; G/VG = $39);
#79(4/1963; Midnight Monster-c/s, MR HYDE PROTOYTYPE = Jack KIRBY-c/a; Man who Played Dead; Wing of the Butterfly; the Speed Demon = 5 pages DITKO-a; G = $29);
#79(4/1963; Midnight Monster-c/s, MR HYDE PROTOYTYPE = Jack KIRBY-c/a; Man who Played Dead; Wing of the Butterfly; the Speed Demon = 5 pages DITKO-a; FA/G = $24);
#81(6/1962; 7 & 6 = 13 pages of Jack KIRBY/Ayers-a; KIRBY-c; Ruler of Earth-c/s; Dragon-s; Gene Colan-a; 5 pages DITKO-a; VG+ $45);
JOURNEY INTO UNKNOWN WORLDS (Atlas/Marvel; 1950-1957) -
#10(4/1952; Ghouls waking in
Coffins-c; Pre Code; Kida & Chapman-a; Ghosts/Ghouls-s; Ayers-a;
Werewolf-s; Fair+ $39);
#12(8/1952; Ghoul waking in Coffin-c; Pre
Code; Bernie KRIGSTEIN-a; Elkin, Baer-a; Explosion knocking over
Skyscraper Building splash panel; Decapitated Head panel; G =
$49);
#20(7/1953; Pre Code; Race that Vanished-c/s; Gene Colan,
Gil Evans, Perlin-a; Decapitated Head panel;Son of Rasputin-s; Burned
to Death panel; Overall VG, but missing Bottom 20% of BACK cover,
thus FA/G $39)
#24(Pre-Code; 2/1954; MUMMY-c/s;
Voice of VENUS-s; Giant Spider-s; Sinnott, DiPreta, Ayers, Sale-a;
VG+ $69);
#26(Pre Code; 4/1954; Haunted House/Ghoul-c/s; Dissolve
Skeleton in Acid-s; Moskowitz, Fortgione-a; Buried Alive-s; Atom Bomb
panel; Good+ $39);
#28(Pre Code; 6/1954; Walking Corpse-c/s;
Tumlington, Moskowitz-a; Communist Brain Wash-s; Vampire's Master-s;
G $33)
#29(Pre Code; 7/1954; Reinman, Hodge, Mortellaro-a; Dracula
cameo; Robot-s; Werewolf-s; Dinosaur/Time Travel-s; G $33)
#30(Pre
Code; 8/1954; Invisible Man-c/s; Maneely-c; WWII vs Japs-s; Lawrence,
Pike-a; SF/Dinosaur-s; Black Cat-s; FA/G = $27);
#34(4/1955; Man
who Vanished-c/s; Benulis & Abel, Reinman, Joe KUBERT, Angelo
TORRES-a; Santa Claus-s; Dreams-s; G/VG $36);
#36(8/1955;
Giants-c/s; Reinman, Pakula-a; Flying Saucer-s; overall VG, but with
BACK cover missing = $16);
#40(12/1955; Who Dwells in the Mountain-c/s; Ayers, Carrabotta, Forte-a; G/VG $32);
#44(4/1956; Dinosaurs-s; Orlando, Forgione, Forte, Wildey-a; VG $42);
#38,39,42,46,57
JUNGLE ACTION - (1954-1955) #2(December1954), 3
JUNIOR MISS - (Timely/Atlas/Marvel; 1944-1950; COMICS & illustrated Text-s);
#27(11/1947; CINDY Smith-c/s;Lon McAllister illustrated Text-s;Homer-s; Shores-a; FN = $32);#31(Canadian Variant Editioin; G/VG = $10);
#35,38,39;
JUSTICE comics (1947-1955) - # 9(Can. Ed.),15,17,24,25,26,44(pgs out), 49;
KATHY
-
(..
the Teen-Age Tornado; Atlas / Marvel Pub; 1959-1964; Stan Lee stories
& Stan Goldberg-c/a in all; Most contain Paper Dolls, many in
Lingerie, Pinup Pages, Pages to Color etc; Fashions by Readers)
-
#7(10/1960; Car & Drive-In cover; VG/FN $12); #15(2/1962; VG
$9);#23(G/VG=$6);
#24(8/1963;Frank Sinatra,
Cary Grant, Ed Sullivan & Liz Taylor-c; 4 pages Missing; 2 of 3
stories are Complete; rest is G = $3);
#24(8/1963; Frank Sinatra,
Cary Grant, Ed Sullivan & Liz Taylor-c; >> Frank Sinatra,
Ed Sullivan, Fred Astaire & Many Celebrities cameo inside; 5
pages of Paper Dolls; VF minus $39);
#25(10/1963; Kathy Elopes;
VG=$8; G/VG=$6);
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KELLYS - #25(June/1950);
KENT BLAKE OF THE SECRET SERVICE - #7(HEATH-c; 5/1952;FA/G, centerfold missing, photocopy replacement pages included; reading copy$5); #9,12;
Kid Colt Outlaw (Atlas/Marvel; 1948-1979);
#11(10/1950; Scarce Canadian Variant Edition, published by Bell Features; Maneely-c?; "How Kid Colt became an Outlaw" = ORIGIN-s, Pete Tumlinson-a; "Captured by Comanches" = Woman in Bondage panels; Front cover = VF; Back cover = VG/FN; 1/2" pieces chipped off corners of several interior pages = common Factory flaw caused by cutting with a Dull Blade; Call it overall a nice looking FINE = $90.00);
#29
#38(6/1954; Black Rider-s; Keller-a; FA/G = $14);
#40(8/1954; Black Rider-s; Keller-a; Maneely-c; FN=$48; G=$17);
#42(11/1954; Black Rider-s; Keller-a; Maneely-c; VG=$33);
#44(FN $48);
#45(Black Rider; VG/FN=$39; G/VG=$24; FA+=$11);
#46(3/1955; HEATH-c; Keller-a; VG $30)
#50
#68(1/1957; Keller-a; Maneely-c/a; FN/VF = $59);
#69, #75;
#76(FN/VF $36; FA=$4);
#77(FN minus = $20);
#78(FN/VF $36);
#79
#80(VG/FN $18);
#81
#82(1/1959; Kid Colt meets JESSE JAMES-c/s; Topeka Kid-s; Outlaw Kid-s; Wildey-a; Keller-a; VG/FN=$18)
#83(3/1959; KIRBY-c; 3 x Keller-a; Sinnott-a; G/VG=$12)
#84(5/1959; Severin-c; 3 x Keller-a; Return of Johnny Ringo-s; Sam Hawk Manhunter-s; FA/G = $6)
#86(9/1959; Black Rider-s = KIRBY / Everett-a; vs El Lopo-c/s; Severin-c?; Keller-a; vs Moose Morgan-s; FA/G = $7)
#87(11/1959; KIRBY-c; Gunsmoke kid-s = Jack DAVIS-a; 3 x Keller-a; G/VG=$12; G=$9)
#88(1/1960; WILLIAMSON-a; KIRBY-c; Outlaw & the Lady-c/s; 3 x Keller-a; G = $10);
#91, #92(9/1960; KIRBY-c; vs Durango Gang-c/s; Blaze Wilson in Largo-s; 3 x Keller-a; G = $9);
#94(11/1960; KIRBY-c; vs Bounty Hunter-c/s; 3 x Keller/Ayers-a; FA/G=$6)
97,99;
#99(7/1961; KIRBY-c; vs Thrasher Twins & Blackie-c/s; Kid Colt's boyhood-s; 18 pages of Keller-a; G/VG=$12)
#102(1/1962; vs Ghost of Silver City-c/s; FA/G = $7);
#103(3/1962; First 12 cent cover; KIRBY-c; Great Train Robbery-c/s; vs Zack Krull-s; vs Bulldog Yates-s; Heck-a; 3 x Keller-a; FA/G $6);
#106(9/1962; KIRBY-c; Circus of Crime-c/s; BLACK MASK-s = Ayers-a; 18 pages of Keller-a; VG/FN=$16; G=$9)
#107(11/1962; Giant MONSTER of Midnight Valley-c/s; Only Sci-Fi cover in title; Jack KIRBY-c; Ayers-a; 18 pages of Keller-a; Moderate water damage to covers; Minor Magic Tape repairs inside; VG = $25);
#107(11/1962; Giant MONSTER of Midnight Valley-c/s; Only Sci-Fi cover in title; Jack KIRBY-c; Ayers-a; 18 pages of Keller-a; Creasing to Covers, FA/G = $10);109;
#110(5/1963; 1st app Iron Mask-c/s; VG $19);
#111 UP = See MARVEL Listings;
KID FROM TEXAS – (6-81957) #2(LAST issue; all Joe Sinnott-c/a; GVG $14);
KID SLADE GUNFIGHTER – (1-7/1957) #6(Severin-c); #8(Severin-c);
KRAZY KOMICS - #18,19;
LIFE WITH MILLIE - (starring Millie the Model; Teenage Humor; Paper-Dolls in most issues; formerly a Date with Millie; 1960-1962; #21up= becomes Modeling with Millie);
#9(2nd issue; 2/1961; FA/G, 3 pages missing $2);
#12(3 Paper Doll Pages; G $8); #12(3 Paper Doll Pages; 5% of one page out, FA/G $5); #17(4 Paper Doll Pages; G $8);
LINDA CARTER STUDENT NURSE (Humor; Atlas / Marvel Pub;1961-1963) - #3(VG, but 2 pages missing = $2); #3(G, but 3 pages missing = $1.50);
LITTLE LANA (Cartoon Humor with Children) #8(11/1949);
LORNA, the JUNGLE QUEEN (1953) #3
LOVE ADVENTURES - #10;
LOVE ROMANCES -
#10,35,36,
#47(2/1955; LAST Pre-Code; Colletta-c/a; Lingerie panel; overall G/VG, but 4-1/4" x 1-3/4" Coupon out of BACK cover, thus FA/G = $9);
#54(overall G/VG, but 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" piece out of front cover at lower right corner, thus FA/G = $5);
#70, 83;
LOVERS - #28(5/1950; Photo-c); #52,#55(11/1953; Pre-Code; nice Groom carries Bride over Threshold-c by Al Hartley; Pike-a; FA/G $9); ,58,65;
LOVE TALES - #46,49, 64;
MAN comics (1949-1953; #12 up = All WAR stories issues) -
#4
#5(12/1950; CLOWN-c/s; Human Sacrifice-s; 52 pages; CRIME stories);
#10(Korean WAR-c/s; Devil's Island-s; Crime stories; Maneely-c);
#12-14, #16(7/1952; Maneely-c; Communist Reds / Korea stories; Heath-a; G/VG $16); 18, 21;
MARGIE
Comics -
(1946-1949;
TIMELY / Atlas Pub; First Series; nice GGA / Good Girl Art in all;
all are 52 Pages);
#36(6/1947;
2nd issue; Rusty-s; Ruffy Ropes-s; story & art by MSW / Morris
S. Weiss;
Ice Skating-s; VG $27);
#37(8/1947; 3rd issue; Rusty-s; Ruffy
Ropes-s; story & art by MSW / Morris
S. Weiss;
Ice Skating-s; Swimsuits / Bathing Beauties-s; VG $27);
#40(4/1948; 6th issue; 3 pages Giggles & Grins by Kurtzman; 3 pages HEY LOOK by KURTZMAN; Rusty-s; Ruffy Ropes-s; story & art by MSW; G/VG=$24);
MARINES AT WAR (4-8/1957) - #5-7
MARINES IN ACTION (1955-1957); - #3,6,10-13;
MARINES IN BATTLE (1958-1958) - #3(PR/FA $5); #3, 12,13,15,18, 19, 21, 24, 25(9/1958; LAST issue; Reinman, Colan, Torres-a; VG+ $26)
MARVIN MOUSE #1(9/1957);
MATT SLADE, GUNFIGHTER - #2,# 3(9/1956; Maneely-a; Maneely-c?; Roth-a; Severin-a; Ayers-a; VG $24);
MELVIN THE MONSTER (1956-1957); - # 1(July 1956;) #3, 5, 6;
MEN IN ACTION (4-12/1952; PRE-CODE WAR stories); - #1(4/1952; Davy Berg & Reinman-a; VG=$39; G/VG=$32; FA/G=$18); #2, 8;
MILLIE THE MODEL -
#87(DeCarlo-c/a; 11/58; G, 2 x Half Pages Missing, one story page affected = $3.50);
#90(DeCarlo-c/a; 5/55; G, 1-1/2 Pages Missing = $3.50)
#91,101,104,105, 112;
#104(9/1961; Blonde Bombshell; VG $11);
#105(Blonde Bombshell; G/VG, but 1”x2” piece off top edge of cover = FA/G $4); #110(9/1962; Blonde Bombshell; VG/FN $13);
MISS AMERICA MAGAZINE -
(1944-1958; Timely/Marvel; TEEN Magazine; Photo’s, Fashions, Articles, Text stories, Fiction, Fun, illustrations & Comics; all SCARCE in FN or Better);
Volume-3 #4/(2/1946; 6 pg Betty Blair Comics-s; 8 pg Patsy Walker Comics-s; 76 pages including covers; PHOTO-c; VF, 8.0 = $62);
Volume-3 #5/(3/1946; 7 pg Patsy Walker Comics-s; 76 pages including covers; PHOTO-c; VF-, 7.5 = $56);
Volume-4 #1(5/1946; Dance article by Arthur Murray; NURSE in BONDAGE = Full Page Art; Article with photo’s on Louise Erickson of Date with Judy = Early TV series; 7 pg Patsy Walker Comics-s; 76 pages including covers; PHOTO-c; VF, 8.0 = $60);
Volume-5 #1(11/1946; 7 page Patsy Walker Comics-s; 76 pages including covers; PHOTO-c; VF+, 8.5 = $59);
MISS AMERICA - #29; #33,36,#48(Mis-Labeled as "Vol.7" Inside; 11/1952); #49(Mis-Labeled as "Vol.1" Inside; 1/1953);
51,52,55,56,60,61,63, 67-69,73-76,79,80,#83(3/1957; Al Hartley-c/a; Patsy Walker-s; Hedy Wolfe-s; Nancy-s; VF = $55);
#84,#86(9/1957; Al Hartley-c/a; Patsy Walker-s; Hedy Wolfe-s; Nancy-s; VG = $22);
#87(11/1957; Al Hartley-c/a; Patsy Walker-s; Hedy Wolfe-s; Nancy- G/VG = $16);
#90(5/1958; Al Hartley-c/a; Patsy Walker-s; Hedy Wolfe-s; VG/FN = $27);
MITZI’S BOY FRIEND (formerly Mitzi Comics; becomes Mitzi Romances; 1948-1949; Teenage Humor);
#3(4/1949; Margie-s; VG+ $30); #5(December/1948);
MODELING WITH MILLIE (#1-20=Formerly LIFE WITH MILLIE by Atlas/Marvel; #21 up = MARVEL Pub; 1963-1967);
#21(FIRST issue; 2/1963); #24-26,29,30,32, 34,35,37-39,42-53;
#54(6/1967; LAST issue; GEARS-c and 6 pages-s = Beatles swipe/immatators; FF #63 comic appears in story; Millie the Marvel = 6 page-s as Superhero);
MODELING WITH MILLIE - #32(3/4 cover/ title off), #33(3/4 cover/ title off);
MONKEY and the BEAR #1(9/1953; Pre-Code); #3
MY GIRL PEARL -- #9;
MY LOVE - #1,2;
MY OWN ROMANCE – (1949-1960); - #10,11,23,31, 66,72;
MYSTIC (Atlas/Marvel; 3rd Series; 1951-1957);
#11(Pre Code; 8/1952; John Romita-a;
Roth, Wessler/Fass, Brown/Gantz-a; Death-s; G/VG $52);
#33(Pre
Code; DiPreta, Eadeh, Ogden Whitney-a; PAIN-s; Electric Chair panels;
Sphinx-s; G = $30);
#41(11/1955; Ayers, Carrabotta, Lawrence,
Sale-a; Atlantis-s; Atom Bomb panels; FA/G with 1-1/2" triangle
shape piece out of cover, thus FA+ = $17);
#42(12/1955; Bill
EVERETT-c; Mummy-s; Forte, Tartaglione, Benulis-a; G/VG $35);
#43(1/1956; John Forte-c/a; Reinman, DiPreta, Sale-a; Jukebox-s; Uranus-s; GOOD minus = $22)
#44(2/1956; John Forte-c/a; Bill
EVERETT-a; Flying Saucer-s; Carrabotta, Brown, Pakula-a;
Napolean/Waterloo-s; G/VG $35);
#45(3/1956; Carl Burgos-c; Forte,
Stallman, Ayers, Ed Moore, Bernulis-a; G = $26);
#46(4/1956;
Forte-c?; Heck-a; overall near FN, but with minor chewed upper right
corner of book, thus G/VG $36);
#46(4/1956; Forte-c?; Heck-a; G/VG
$35);
#47(5/1956; John Forte-c/a; Ayers, Benulis-a; Flying
Saucer/Aliens-s; G = $25);
#50(8/1956; Carl Burgos-c; Carrabotta, Ross Andru, Stallman, Ed Moore, Hodge, Fleishman-a; G/VG $35)
#35,36,48,51,55,57,58
MYSTICAL
TALES
(Atlas/Marvel;
1956-1957)
#4(12/1956; Bill Everett-c; 4pgs Reed Crandall-a;
Forgione/Abel, Carrabotta, Ayers, Powell-a; Condemned Man-c/s; G
minus = $29);
#5(2/1957; Taboo-s = 4 pages Al WILLIAMSON-a; VG
minus = $56);
#5(2/1957; Taboo-s = 4 pages Al WILLIAMSON-a;
overall FA/G, with 1-1/4" x 5-1/2" Strip missing off top
edge of Cover, thus FA, reading copy = $22);
NAVY ACTION (1954-1957); - #8,15, 16, 18
NAVY COMBAT (1955-1958); - #3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 14-16,17(4/1958; Maneely-c; Colan-a; 4 pages WILLIAMSON-a; VG $25);
NAVY TALES (1-7/1957); - #1, 3, 4;
NELLIE THE NURSE - (1945-1952; TIMELY / Atlas Pub; First Series; nice GGA / Good Girl Art in all);
#???(probably #5?; 48
Pages; 3 pages of HEY LOOK by KURTZMAN; Jam Session, What's Cookin'?,
Look who's talking, It's your move; Georgie-s = a Sure-fire miss;
COVERLESS, rest is VG $9);
#34(6/1952; Howie Post-c/a; Stan Lee-s;
Speedy & Ingy-s; Dr, Dingbat-s; FA/G $10);
OSCAR (Teenage Humor;1947-1949);- #6;
OUTLAW FIGHTERS (8/1954-4/1955; Atlas/Marvel WESTERN);
#1,
#2(10/1954; Maneely-c; Tuska, Pakula, DiPreta & Reinman-a; appears G/VG, but with Magic Tape repairs inside spine to cover, thus FA/G $9);
THE OUTLAW KID – (1954-1947)
#2(11/1954; Maneely-c; 3 x Wildey-a; Black Rider-s; Shores-a; VG+ $36);
#2(11/1954; Pre-Code; Maneely-c; 3 x Wildey-a; Black Rider-s; Shores-a; G/VG $26);
#3(1/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x Wildey-a; VG+ $33);
#5(5/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x Wildey-a; John Romita-a; FN $42);
#8(11/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x Wildey-a; 4 pages Williamson / Woodbridge-a; VG $32);
#12, 13(4x Wildey-a; Davby Berg-a),14,15,#17(5/1957; Severin-c; 4 x Wildey-a; Ayers-a; VG $22);
#17(5/1957; Severin-c; 4 x Wildey-a; Ayers-a; VG $22); #18(7/1957; Maneely-c; 4 x Wildey-a; Williamson / Mayo-a; VG+ $27);
#19;
PATSY and HEDY (1952-1967; Patsy Walker & Hedy Wolfe);
#5,8-10,14;#16,18-20,22, 27,#30(8/1954; Wendy Parker-s; FN=$28);
#31,32,38-40,43,45-47,#50(2/1957; Al Hartley-c; FN = $20);57-60,62,64-66,71;
PATSY AND HER PALS – (May/1953) #2,#3(9/1953; Hedy Wolfe-s;Wendy Parker-s; VG=$25; FA/G=$10); #22(5/1956; Magic Show-c; Nancy-s; Hedy Wolfe-s; Romance-s; FN/VF $36); #27(G/VG $10),#29(8/1957; LAST issue; Nancy-s; Hedy Wolfe-s; Romance-s);47(FN+ $27); 50(VG/FN $15); 85(G $5);
Patsy and Pals - #3(Hedy Wolfe-s; Wendy Parker-s; G/VG=$18; G minus=$10);
PATSY WALKER (USA Editions) - August/1946),
#7,#12(9/1947; 52 pages; Patsy posing in Hawaiian Hula Girl Dress-c; Willie-s; Rusty-s; Ghost-s; "Love in Bloom" = a Gay Romance; VG+ = $42);
#14-19,#20(1/1949; GOLF-c);
#21,22,#29(7/1950; Tennis-c; Jeanie-s; Mitzi-s; 52 pages; VF $60);
#32-34,36, 38-40,43,45,49(page out), 52,54,55,57,57(CFO),58,66,72,79,80,84, 86,#105(4 pages Paper Dolls; 2/1963; FA/G $3);
PATSY WALKER (USA ed)- #97(10/1961; Patsy Wedding-c/s; Hartley-c/a; G/VG $10);
PATSY WALKER - (Canadian Editions) - #18,21,
PHANTOM COMMANDO (Horwitz Pub.) - #11(Sydney, Australia Edition);
QUICK-TRIGGER WESTERN (5/1956-9/1957; Atlas/Marvel Pub); - #17; #18;
Rawhide Kid (Atlas/Marvel; 1955-1979);
#10(9/1956; Severin-c; 4 x Ayers-a; Stan Lee-s; FN = $75);
#11(11/1956; SEVERIN-c; 4 x Ayers-a; G/VG $32);
#12(1/1957; Maneely-c; 2 x Ayers-a; Kid Six-Gun-s = Pete Morisi-a; VG/FN $57);
#16(9/1957; Torres-a; 3 x Ayers-a; VG/FN=$57; VG=$44);
#26(Kirby-a; VG=$27; FA/G=$13);
#27(Kirby-c/a; G $17);
#28(Kirby-a; FA $10);
#29(Kirby-a; G/VG $22);
#30(Kirby-a; G = $17);
#33 UP = See MARVEL Listings;
RED WARRIOR - #31, 32 (Canadian Variant Editions of #1,2);
RENO BROWNE, Hollywood's Greatest Cowgirl (Atlas/Marvel; Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's; RENO BROWNE aka Reno Blair starred in 14 Low- Budget Westerns from Monogram and Republic from 1946-1950);
#51(2nd of only 3 issues Published; PHOTO-c; Canadian Variant Edition; SCARCE);
REX HART - Your Famous Western Star (1949-1950; Formerly Blaze Carson);
#6(8/1949; FIRST issue; Rex Hart & his Horse Warrior begin; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; PHOTO-c; early BLACK RIDER backup-s; FA/G = $16)
#7(11/1949; 2nd issue; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; PHOTO-c; FA = $10)
#8;
RINGO KID WESTERN – (1954-1957)
#2(10/1954; Maneely-c; 3 x Maneely-a; Shores-a; Black Rider-s; G/VG = $26);
#3(12/1954; Maneely-c; 3 x Maneely-a; G = $20);
#4(2/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x Maneely-a; FN=$42; VG=$30); #4(2/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x Maneely-a; G = $16);
#5
#7(8/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x John Severin-a; Shores-a; VG+ = $33);
#8,
#11, #13(8/1956; Maneely-c; 4 pages Williamson-a; FN/VF $48);
#13(8/1956; Maneely-c; 4 pages Williamson-a; VG+ $27);
#14, 21;
RIOT (1954-1956; Parody/Humor); #3, #5(4/1956; 5 pages of Marilyn Monroe meets John Wayne parody-s; Partial PHOTO-c with partial SEVERIN cover art; Severin-a; 2 x Maneely-a; 4 pages of Dan DeCarlo-a; Lassie parody-s; G/VG $45);
ROMANCE TALES (Marvel Comics) - #2, 8(January 1950);
THE ROOKIE! - #14(Title cut off);
RUSTY Comics - (America’s Funniest Female – Humor; 1947-1949); -- #15,17,20,21(July/1949);
SECRET STORY ROMANCES (formerly True Tales of Love) - #9,11(last pre-code);
SERGEANT BARNEY BARKER - (Army Humor) #1(8/1956; Severin-c; 4 x Severin-a; G/VG $30);
#1(8/1956; Severin-c; 4 x Severin-a; FAIR = $14); #2(Severin-c/a);
SHERIFFS VS. OUTLAWS (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); #11(Canadian);
SILLY TUNES - (Timely/Atlas/Marvel; Funny Animals; 1945-1947) #1(Silly Seal, & Ziggy Pig);
SIX-GUN WESTERN (Atlas Marvel; 1-7/1957); #4(7/1957);
SNAFU (B&W Parody mag) Volume-2 #1 (2nd issue; 1-2/1956; Maneely-a, Severin-a, Post-a, Stan Lee-s;Good $15);
SPELLBOUND (Atlas/Marvel; 1952-57) #30(10/1956; Everett-c; Reinman-a; Walton-a; Carrabota-a; VG $45);
SPORTS ACTION (Atlas Pub; 2/1950-9/1952);
#2 (FIRST issue; 2/1950; Powell Painted-c with 4 sports; George "Gipper" Gipp, Notre Dame Football-s; Art Shires/Chicago White Sox-s; original Celtics, Basketball-s; Atom Bomb panel; G = $49);
#3(Everett-a; VG, One Page missing = $18); #4(G/VG $39);
#8(8/1951; Baseball-c; Ralph Kiner, Ezzard Charles, Warren Spahn & Phil Rizzutto; Maneely-c; G/VG $39);
SPORTS ACTION
(Atlas Pub; 1950-1952 =- Canadian Variant Editions); - #8(Canadian
Variant Edition; featured the PAINTED-c from the US #2 edition);
SPY CASES (1950-1953) - #26(9/1950; FIRST issue); #18(8/1953);
SPY FIGHTERS (3/1951-7/1953; Atlas Marvel pub; Spies in Combat stories); - #5(November 1951; Hinderburg cover);
STARTLING - #23(RARE Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Title does NOT exist for USA editions; Circa early 1950's; Pre-Code Horror; Probably Timely/Atlas reprints; MANEELY-c; FA+, centerfold missing; 3 of 4 stories complete $9);
STORIES OF ROMANCE - #10;
STRANGE
STORIES OF SUSPENSE
(Atlas/Marvel;
1955-1957);
#7(2/1956; EC Cover swiped from Vault of Horror #32;
3rd issue in series; John Severin-c; Bill Everett, Forte, Ed Moore,
Carrabotta-a; G = $32)
#9(6/1956; John Forte-c/a; Nightmare-c/s;
Time Barrier-s; Sinnott, Pakula-a; FA/G $26);
#12(12/1956; 4pgs
TORRES-a; Pakula, Familton, Forgione, Stallman-a; Scarecrow-s; G/VG
$36)
#15(6/1957; 4pgs Bernie Krigstein-a;
Brodsky,Weltman, Reinman-a; G = $29);
#16(8/1957; 3pgs Matt
FOX-a; 4pgs Bob POWELL-a; Doxsee, Forte-a; FA/G = $24);
STRANGE
TALES
(Atlas/Marvel;
1951-1976) -
#92(1/1963;
LAST 10 cent cover; ANT-MAN and ANCIENT PROTOTYPE stories; The THING
Hunts Me-c/s = Jack KIRBY-c/a; Man who shunk the World = KIRBY-a;
Inside the Flying Saucer = 5 pages DITKO-a; Somewhere sits a Lama =
Don Heck-a; G/VG $39);
#98(7/1963; No Human can
beat Me-c/s = Jack KIRBY-c/a; They Vanished Forever = Ayers-a; A
Fortune in Beans = 5 pages DITKO-a; the TV fan = Don Heck-a; G/VG
$32);
#99(8/1963; Mr Morgan's Monster-c/s = Jack KIRBY-c/a; Day
Before Doomsday = KIRBY/Ayers-a; A Switch in Time = 5 pages DITKO-a;
Man in the Glass Cage= Don Heck-a; G/VG $20);
STRANGE WORLDS (1958-1959) -
#2(2/1959; DITKO-c/a; Planet of Plunder-s = Don Heck-a; Miracle man-s = 5 pages Al WILLIAMSON-a; Day the World Ended-s; Atlantis-s = Ayers-a; FA/G $50);
#5(8/1959; LAST issue; KIRBY-c; Runaway Comet-s = DITKO-a; Gorilla-s = Reinman-a; Don Heck, Burgos-a; Space Pirate-s = Sinnott-a; G/VG $64);
#5(8/1959; 5 pages DITKO-a; Heck, Reinman-a; KIRBY-c; writing at upper left cover, VG minus $74);
SUSPENSE
(Atlas/Marvel;
1949-1953; all
PRE-CODE);
#15(3/1952;
Pre Code; Graveyard-c; Maneely-c; Ogden Whitney/Hank Chapman-a;
Lingerie panels; HYPO needle panel; FA/G $26);
#16(Spring/1952; Pre Code; Stan Lee-s / Fred Kida-a; Fujitani-a; Girl in OVEN panel; Buried Alive in Coffin-s; CORPSE-s; Backstage Horror-c/s; Ogden Whitney-a; FA+ = $23);
#21(8/1952; Pre Code; 52
Pages; EVERETT-c; GHOST of Grimm Towers-c/s; DiPreta, Loprino,
Chapman, Baer-a; Man Roasted alive in Oven panel; Graveyard Ghoul-s;
World War III-s; FA/G $25);
#26(1/1953; Pre Code; GHOUL-c/s;
Ghost-s; Werewolf-s; Vampire Killer-s; Stan Lee-s; Decapited Heads
panels; FA/G $23);
#28(3/1953; Pre Code; GHOUL-c/s; Maneely, Hartley, Mooney-a; Ghost-s; Burned Alive panels; Stan Lee-s; Flying Saucer/Aliens-s = Everett-a; G = $29);
TALES OF JUSTICE (1955-1957) - #53(5/1955; FIRST issue); #61;
TALES OF THE MARINES #4(2/1957; Severin-c);
TALES
OF SUSPENSE
(Atlas/Marvel;
1959-1968) -
#7(1/1960; KIRBY-c; 1st app Molten Man-Thing-c/s = 5 page LAVA MEN Prototype-s with KIRBY/DITKO-a; Shadow World-s = DITKO-a; Martians-s = DITKO-a; Genie-s = Heck-a; Robot-X-s = Reinman-a; 1st cameo app of AUNT MAY = 1 panel app; Spanking Panel; Heavy Creasing to Cover, 10% of BACK cover off, thus FA = $29);
#13(1/1961; Jack KIRBY/DITKO-c/a; 1st app ELEKTRO-c/s = 7 page Electro Prototype-s = KIRBY/Ayers-a; 5pgs DITKO-a; Demon in the Dungeon-s = Heck-a; Reinman-a; FA/G $30);
#21(9/1961; 1st app KLAGG-c/s = KIRBY/Ayers-c & 13 pages art; Man From Tomorrow-s = KIRBY-a; 5pgs DITKO-a; FA/G $25);
#22(10/1961; 1st app BRUTTU-c/s; KIRBY/DITKO-c; 13 pages of KIRBY/Ayers-c; Don Heck-a; Nightmare-s = 5pgs DITKO-a; FA/G $25);
#24(12/1961; 1st app INSECT MAN-c/s =
KIRBY-c; 7 + 6 = 13 pages KIRBY-a; Don Heck-a; 5pgs DITKO-a; 1/6 page
missing, affects only the splash panel of Don Heck-s, rest is FA
$18);
#30(6/1962; Ghost Road the Haunted Roller Coaster-c/s =
KIRBY/Ayers-c & 7 pages-a; Creature from Krangro = 6pgs
KIRBY/Ayers-a; Don Heck-a; Fallout Shelter-s = 5pgs DITKO-a; FA =
$18);
#33(9/1962; 1st HULK X-Over - Cameo picture on Wall; Chamber of Fear-c/s = KIRBY-c/a; Tax Collector from Space = KIRBY-a; Secret of the Mirage = Don Heck-a; Where is Wommelly = 5pgs DITKO-a; FA/G = $25);
#34(10/1962; Girl Inside the Blue Glass Bottle-c/s = KIRBY/Ayers-c & 7 pages-a; Forbidden World= 6pgs KIRBY/Ayers-a; Coming of the Giants = Don Heck-a; Who am I = 5pgs DITKO-a; G/VG= $42);
TALES TO ASTONISH (Atlas/Marvel; 1959-1968) -
#9(5/1960; DROOM the Living Lizard-c/s; KIRBY-c; Return of the GENIE-s = 6pgs KIRBY-a; 5pgs DITKO-a; Don Heck, Doug Wildey-a; G = $40);
#10(7/1960; TITANO, the Monster that Time forgot-c/s; KIRBY/DITKO-c; Simon Drudd-s; End of World-s; 5 + 7 = 12 pages KIRBY-a; 5pgs DITKO-a; Don Heck-a; FA/G = $34);
#11(9/1960; MONSTROM, the Dweller in
the Black Swamp-c/s = KIRBY/Ayers-c & 7 pages-a; Forbidden
Robot-s = Don Heck-a; 2050-3050 Time Travel-s = 5pgs KIRBY / DITKO-a;
Drothor-s = 5pgs DITKO-a; Overall decent VG copy, but with BACK Cover
Missing = $22);
#14(12/1960; KIRBY/DITKO-c; KRANG-c/s = 13 pages
KIRBY/Ayers-a; Master of Time-s = 5pgs DITKO-a; the THING in Human
Form-s = Don Heck-a; FA = $22);
#26(12/1961; Kirby-c/a; Ditko-a; FA/G, but centerfold missing; DITKO & first KIRBY -s are complete; $8);
#29(3/1962; Space Beasts Attack-c/s = KIRBY-c/a; Man who Blew Up Earth = KIRBY-a; What Happened to Harry-s; Last Laugh = DITKO-a; overall G/VG, but small 1x2" coupon cut out affecting one page of last story, thus FA/G $24);
#32(6/1962; QUICKSAND-c/s = KIRBY/Ayers-c & 7 pages-a; Bully Boy-s = 6pgs KIRBY/Ayers-a; Girl in the Black Hood = Heck-a; I am a Martian = 5pgs DITKO-a; G/VG $42);
#33(7/1962; KIRBY-c; Dead Storage-c/s = 7pgs KIRBY/Ayers-a; Frightened Man-s = 6pgs KIRBY/Ayers-a; Voice of FATE-s = Heck-a; Absent Minded Professor-s = 5pgs DITKO-a; G/VG= $42);
#33(7/1962; KIRBY-c; Dead Storage-c/s = 7pgs KIRBY/Ayers-a; Frightened Man-s = 6pgs KIRBY/Ayers-a; Voice of FATE-s = Heck-a; Absent Minded Professor-s = 5pgs DITKO-a; GOOD+ = $36);
TARGET - (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Title does NOT exist for USA editions; Circa early 1950's);
#52(ATLAS/ Marvel WESTERN Material; BLACK RIDER-c; 4 x Black Rider-s; RARE; Writing on cover, o/w VG $29);
TEEN -
#27(9/1948; 7th issue in the series; Patsy Walker, Cindy, Georgie; Overall G/VG, but 10% of one page missing, affecting 1/3 of two panels, thus call it FA/G = $12);
#29(Canadian Variant Ed; Bell Features pub; Millie the Model, Tessie; Hedy; 1pg Kurtzman Hey Look; FN, centerfold missing $7);
#31(May/1949);
TERRY-TOONS comics - (TIMELY / Marvel pub; 1942-1947; Characters from Animated/ Cartoon Films/Movies; #60-86 = becomes St John's Pub);
#4 (1/1943; 4th app Gandy Goose-c/s; Oscar the Pig-c/s; 68 pages; Nutty tales-s; Andy Wolf & Bertie Mouse to the Haunted House-s; Stan Lee-s/a; Victor Fago, Mooney & Sekowsky-a; overall FA+, but with Six centerfolds missing, 44 of 68 pages remain, including covers; 4 Listed stories are complete = $13);
#48 (9/1946; 11th app of MIGHTY MOUSE; FN = $82);
#51 (2nd app Heckle & Jeckle; 14th app of MIGHTY MOUSE;)
TEXAS KID - His Guns make Outlaws Tremble (1951-1952; USA Editions; Atlas Marvel; all are Pre-Code);
#2(3/1951);
#4(7/1951; 3 x Maneely-a; TK vs Phantom Roder-s; Sheriff Buck Hanson-s; Pecos Bill-s; Chapman & Pike-a; G/VG $18);
#10(7/1952; Maneely-c; Strung Up by Thumbs & Whipping Panels-s; Red Larabee the Gunhawk-s; VG+ $27);
TEXAS KID - (1951-1952; Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's);
#13(3rd Canadian issue?; Number does NOT EXIST in USA editions; Maneely-c/s; Doom in the Desert-c/s; Phantom of Massacre Gulch; the Promise; Neacktie Party; G/VG $12);
TEX MORGAN - (8/1948-2/1950; USA Editions)
#1(8/1948; Tex Morgan, his horse Lightning & sidekick Lobo begin; FN $99);
#1(8/1948; Tex Morgan, his horse Lightning & sidekick Lobo begin; FA/G $30);
#7(8/1949; PHOTO-c; G/VG $33);
TEX MORGAN - (8/1948-2/1950; Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Superior / Comic Combine Corp);
#1(9/1948; Tex Morgan, his horse Lightning & sidekick Lobo begin; VG/FN $55);
#1(9/1948; Tex Morgan, his horse Lightning & sidekick Lobo begin; FA/G $20);
#3(12/1948; FN with 2" Magic Tape at bottom of Spine, thus VG+ = $19);
#4(2/1949; FN = $30); #5(4/1949; VG+ $19); #6(1949; VG+ $19); #7(1949; PHOTO-c; G/VG $13);
#9(1949; PHOTO-c; Overall FN/VFk, but with; 1" Magic Tape at bottom of spine; 1-3/4" Wide x 1/8" high Rodent Chewed are at top left edge of entire book, thus G/VG $13);
TEX TAYLOR (9/1948-3/1950; USA editions);
#3(1/1949; Arizona Annie-s; G/VG $24); #6(PHOTO-c; Blaze Carson-s; 2xTex Taylor-s; VG $39);
#7(PHOTO-c; G/VG $35); #8(PHOTO-c; Mystery of Devil-Tree Plateau = 18 page Tex Taylor-s; Diablo the Grizzly Bear-s; G/VG $35);
TEX TAYLOR (9/1948-3/1950; Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's);
#2(Arizona Annie-s; G = $12); #5(PHOTO-c; Blaze Carson-s; VG $25);
#6(PHOTO-c; Two-Gun Kid-a; Black Rider-s; Kid Colt-s; has NO Tex Taylor-s; G $13);
#7(PHOTO-c; Trapped in Time's Lost Land = 18 page Tex Taylor-s; Diablo-s; VG $29);
#9(PHOTO-c; Guns along the Border = 18 page Tex Taylor-s; Nimo the Mountain Lion-s; appears VG, but with 2-1/2" x 3/4" Chunk out of Back Cover & Last 9 pages thus FAIR = $12);
TINY TESSIE - #24;
TRUE ADVENTURES - #3(May 1950);
TRUE SECRETS - #4,#28(2/1955; Last Pre-Code issue; Colletta-a; Pike-a; Al Hartley-a; Swimsuit panels; FA/G $9); ,30;
TRUE TALES OF LOVE (formerly Secret Story Romances; Atles Comics) - #27(December/1956;Colletta art);#30(G/VG = $15);
TRUE WESTERN - (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); #5;
Two-Gun Kid (Atlas/Marvel; 1948-1977);
#3(8/1948), 4(10/1948), 11, 12
#16(9/1954; Maneely-c; Chuck F.Miller-a; Kid Colt-s; Keller-a; VG $);
#16(9/1954; Maneely-c; Chuck F.Miller-a; Kid Colt-s; Keller-a; FA+ = $14);
#17(10/1954; Maneely-c; Chuck F.Miller-a; Kid Colt-s; Keller-a; Ayers-a; FN = $52);
#18
#20(1/1955; Maneely-c; Kid Colt-s; Chuck F.Miller-a; VG+ = $);
#21(2/1955; Heath-c; Kid Colt-s; Chuck F.Miller-a; Widley-a; G/VG = $25);
#22(3/1955; 1st Comics Code issue; Maneely-c; Chuck F.Miller-a; Carrabotta-a; VG = $);
#22(3/1955; 1st Comics Code issue; Maneely-c; Chuck F.Miller-a; Carrabotta-a; G = $20);
#30(4/1956; 4 pages Williamson/Torres-a; Maneely-c; Chuck F.Miller-a; VG/FN = $48);
#38(8/1957; Severin-c; Chuck Miller-a; Powell-a; VG = $20);
#38(8/1957; Severin-c; Chuck Miller-a; Powell-a; Overall G/VG, with 3/4" small piece off upper right cover, thus G $12);
#39(12/1957; Severin-c; Chuck Miller-a; VG $20);
#40(2/1958; Maneely-c; Chuck Miller-a; G $12);
#44(10/1958; Maneely-c; 3 x Stan Lee-s each with Maneely-a; VG = $18);
#44(10/1958; Maneely-c; 3 x Stan Lee-s each with Maneely-a; FA/G = $8);
#46(2/1959; 3 x Jack DAVIS-a; DAVIS-c; FN/VF = $42);
#47(4/1959; Davis-c; FA/G = $8);
#60(11/1962; New ORIGIN of Two-Gun Kid; Jack KIRBY-c and 18 pages art; Variant Edition with Handwritten issue Number on Cover; G/VG $20);
#62(3/1963; Jack KIRBY-c and 18 pages art; vs Moose Morgan-c/s; Hartley-a; VG=$16)
#61 UP = See MARVEL Listings;
TWO GUN WESTERN (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); #5,7, 8;
TWO-GUN WESTERN - (1st Series; Atlas Mavel Pub; USA editions); ##5(FIRST issue; 11/1950; intro & origin of Apache Kid & his horse Nightwing-c/s, by Buscema; VG+ $69);
TWO-GUN WESTERN - (2nd Series; Atlas Mavel Pub; 1956-1957; USA editions)
#7
#8(1/1957; Maneely-c/a; Return of the Hair-Trigger Kid-c/s; Wildey-a; Crandall-a; G/VG $24);
#8(1/1957; Maneely-c/a; Return of the Hair-Trigger Kid-c/s; Wildey-a; Crandall-a; FA+, centerfold missing affecting Wildey-s; 3 of 4 Stories including Maneely & Crandall are Complete = $6);
UNCANNY TALES (Atlas/Marvel; 1952-1957) -
#3(10/1952; Pre-Code; Brodsky-c;
Keller, Perlin, Jerry Robinson, Winiarski-a; SATAN & Hades-s; the
Slave-s; 1/8 BACK cover off, FA/G = $41);
#6(3/1953; Pre-Code;
Brodsky-c; I Was a Vampire-s = Wolverton-Like art by Matt FOX; Living
Skeleton-c; Kweskin, Martin Thall/Rose, Greene, Bill Savage-a; FA/G =
$43);
#7(4/1953; Pre-Code; EVERETT-c;
Clown/Ghoul-c; Killer Clown-s; Haunted House-s = Joe Maneely-a; WITCH
of Landor Castle-s; Harry Anderson, Howard Post, Woromay-a; G =
$44);
#15(12/1953; Pre-Code; Brodsky-c; Skeleton-c; Flying
Saucers/Aliens-s; Vampire-s; Mars-s; Ross Andru, DiPreta, Eadeh,
Fass, Sinnott-a; GOOD+ = $42);
#16(1/1954; Pre-Code; ZOMBIES in
Graveyard-c/s, Vampires appear; Brodsky-c; 4+5 = 9 pages Gene
Colan-a; Forte, Sinnott, Maneely-a; FA/G $30);
#17(2/1954;
Pre-Code; EVERETT-c; Decapited Ghoul holding sexy Blonde Woman in
Graveyard, "I Live with Corpses"-c/s; Atom Bomb panels;
Anti-Communism-s; HITLER-s; Slavery, Whipping & Torture-s; Gene
Colan, Mort Lawrence, Reinman, Winter-a; 1/8 Front at bottom left
corner & 1/8 Back cover missing, FAIR, reading copy = $22);
#34(8/1955; Brodsky-c; Bob Powell, Sale, Winiarski, Forte-a;
Flying Saucer-s; G/VG $32);
#47(9/1956; Brodsky-c; Cameron, DiPreta, O'Donnell, Sale, Walton-a; Attila the Hun / Time Travel-s; Colossus-s; FA/G $19);
WACKY DUCK - (Funny Animal Humor; 1946-1948);- #3(Fall/1946; FIRST issue; Casper Cat-s; VG $49); #6(Summer/1947; Waldo Wolf-s; Little Lionel-s; LAST issue in 1st Series; VG $38);
WAR ACTION (1952-1953) - #2(5/1952), 4; #9(12/1952); #11(2/1953; Berg-c; Counter Guerrilla Command; Attila the Hun-s = Romita-a; Krigstein-a; FA/G $10); #13;
WAR ADVENTURES (Atlas/Marvel pub; 1952-1953; all Pre-Code; Mostly Korean War-s; vs REDS/Communism stories)
#8(9/1952; Bernie Krigstein-a; Brodsky-c; Chapman-a; Reinman & Rico-a; G/VG = $18);
WAR COMBAT (3-11/1952) - #2;
WAR COMICS (1950-1957) - #6(July 1952), #7
#9(4/1952; 2xMANEELY-a; HEATH-a; VG minus$22); #9(4/1952; 2xMANEELY-a; HEATH-a; FA/G, coupon cut out $9);
#10, 12, 16,
#32(HEATH-c;Last Pre-Code; Ayers-a; VG $20); #34, 39,40(3/1956; Romita, Benulis, Pakula-a; G/VG $16); #42, 46, 47;
WENDY PARKER -
(Humor; 1953-1954),
#1(7/1953; Patsy Walker-s; VG $25); #3(9/1953;
Swimsuit-c; Patsy Walker-s; G/VG $14);
WESTERN GUNFIGHTERS – (6/1956-8/1957; Atlas/Marvel Pub; FIRST Series)
#22(10/1956; 3rd issue; Maneely-c; 5 pages Wally WOOD-a; Powell-a?; Hartley-a; FN = $60)
#22(10/1956; 3rd issue; Maneely-c; 5 pages Wally WOOD-a; Powell-a?; Hartley-a; G/VG = $30);
#27(8/1957; 8th & LAST issue; Severin-c; Woodbridge-a; Gene Colan-a?; Hank Borden-s; VG+ = $27);
#27(8/1957; 8th & LAST issue; Severin-c; Woodbridge-a; Gene Colan-a?; Hank Borden-s; Ad Page Missing; 10% of BACK cover off, FAIR reading copy = $8);
WESTERN KID - {Tex Dawson, the Western Kid & his fighting pals .. Whilrwind & Lightning} (Atlas Marvel; 1954-1957);
#1(12/1953; Intro & Origin Tex Dawson the Western Kid, his horse Whirlwind & dog Lightning begins; Romita-c/a; G/VG $32);
#2(2/1955; Last Pre-Code; Maneely-c; 3 x John Romita-a; VG minus = $23);
#3,
#4(6/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x John Romita-a; Bob McCarty-a; Badlands-s; VG = $25);
#7(12/1955; Maneely-c; 3 x John Romita-a; Ayers-a; G/VG = $19);
#8
#11(8/1956; Grey-Tone Cover by Severin; 4 x John Romita-a; Forgione & Abel-a; VG/FN = $25);
#12
#15(4/1957; maneely-c; 4 x John Romita-a; Pike-a; VG+ $22);
#17;
WESTERN COWBOYS & OUTLAWS
(Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Title does NOT exist for USA editions; Circa early 1950's);
#35 (ATLAS/ Marvel WESTERN Material; 3 x Tex Farrell-s; RARE; G/VG $29);
WESTERN OUTLAWS - (Atlas Marvel; 1954-1957);
#7(2/1955; Maneely-c?; Kid from Nowhere-s; Pancho Diablo-s; His name was Cregg-s; John Romita-a; Ayers-a; VIOLENT-a by R.Q. Sale-a; FN = $36);
#9(6/1955; Maneely-c; Marshall of Mesquite Juntion-c/s; Heck-a; Everrett-a; KUBERT & Moskowitz-a; Quiet Man-s; VG+ = $27);
#10,
#13(2/1956; Maneely-c/a; Vengeance of Wes Harder-c/s; 6 pages of Matt BAKER-a; Desperado-s; Pike-a; Andru & Esposito-a; Blackie Stark-s; Keegers-s; John Romita-a; FN = $36);
#13(2/1956; Maneely-c/a; Vengeance of Wes Harder-c/s; 6 pages of Matt BAKER-a; Desperado-s; Pike-a; Andru & Esposito-a; Blackie Stark-s; Keegers-s; John Romita-a; VG/FN = $30);
# 15,#17(10/1956; Severin-c; Man called Dango-c/s; CRANDALL-a; Ayers-a; Colan-a; Williamson text illo; G = $13);
18 # 20 (5/1957; Severin-c; Sinnott-a; Ayers-a; Colan-a; Wild Bunch-s; FA/G, 1/4 page missing $6); #21;
WESTERN OUTLAWS AND SHERIFFS (1949-1952; Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions of Atlas Marvel comics; published by Bell Features);
#60(Canadian Comic),61(Canadian Comic), 63(Canadian Comic), 65(Canadian Comic), #66(4/1951; Canadian Variant Edition; Pancho Diega-s; Snake Cantrell-c/s; Jerry Robinson-a; Tanaro the Apache-s; Outlaw Sheriff-s; G = $12);
WESTERN OUTLAWS and SHERIFFS (1949-1952; formerly Best Western; USA Editions)
#61(3/1950; 52 pages; PHOTO-c of McDonald Carey in Paramount's "Streets of Laredo"; Pepper Lawson-s; Cheif Tall Wolf's War; Double Cross of Sam Bass; 1st Lt, Ted Rockwell US Army Reserve-s; Wild Bill Hickok-s; G/VG = $28), #73;
WESTERN PRAIRIES (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Title does NOT exist for USA editions; Circa early 1950's);
#61 (ATLAS/ Marvel WESTERN Material; 3 x Whip Wilson-s; RARE; FN/VF $49);
WESTERN WINNERS - (6-12/1949; Atlas Marvel; formerly All-Western Winners; becomes Black Rider; 3 issue Series);
#6(9/1949; 2nd issue in series; Canadian Variant Edition, by Superior Pub; Two-Gun Kid in the Cobra Strikes-c/s; Black Rider-s; Kid Colt-s; Heath-a; VG/FN = $49);
#7(12/1949; USA Edition; 3rd & LAST issue; Randolph Scott in Columbia's "Lawless" Photo-c; Rip Kilgore-s; Chance Pagan - Sam Bass; FA/G, missing the Back cover = $18);
#8;
WESTERN WINNERS - #6(Canadian Edition; VG/FN);
WILD - #4(June 1954; Sherlock Holmes front cover), 5;
WILD WEST (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); #2(Canadian), 3(Canadian);
WILD WEST (Scarce ; USA Editions); #2(7/1948; Two-Gun Kid-c/s);
WILD WESTERN (Scarce Canadian Color Vintage Variant Editions; published by Bell Features; Circa early 1950's); #3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 13, 14, 15;
WILD WESTERN (1948-1957; Formerly Wild West; Atlas Marvel; USA Editions);
#6(3/1949; Two-Gun Kid-c/s);
# 11(6/1950; 52 pages; Kid Colt-c/s; Two-Gun Kid-s; Black Rider-s; Tex Taylor-s; VG+ $45); #20,#21(4/1952; Maneely-c; Kid Colt-c/s; Tumlinson-a; Gunhawk-s; Chic Stone-a; Apache Kid-s; Arizona Kid-s; overall FN, but 1" Magic Tape at bottom staple, thus VG+ $32);
#27(4/1953; Kid Colt-c/s; Tumlinson-a; Massacre-s; VG $30);
#28(6/1953; Kid Colt-c/s; Pike, Forte & Maneely-a; Stagecoach-s; VG $30);
#29(8/1953; Pre-Code; Kid Colt-c/s; Demonical DRAGO Gang-s; Keller-a; Tuska-a; Kweskin-a; VG+ = $33);
#31(12/1953; Kid Colt-c/s; Last Redman-s; Stagecoach Killers-s; Keller-a; Shores-a; VG $25);
#35(8/1954; Maneely-c; Kid Colt, Arrowhead, Black Rider, & Two-Gun Kid-c/s; Keller, Sinnott, Maneely & Shores-a; VG/FN $30);
#37(10/1954; Kid Colt-c/s; Arrowhead, Black Rider, & Two-Gun Kid-s; Keller & Sinnott-a; VG/FN $30);
#39(12/1954; Maneely-c; Kid Colt, Ringo Kid & Apache Kid-c; Kid Colt, Black Rider, Arrowhead, Two-Gun Kid-s; Keller, Miller & Sinnott-a FN+ $42);
#40
#41(2/1955; Maneely-c/a; Kid Colt-c/s; Two-Gun Kid, Ringo Kid & Black Rider-s; VG/FN $28);
#41(2/1955; Maneely-c/a; Kid Colt-c/s; Two-Gun Kid, Ringo Kid & Black Rider-s; G/VG $17);
#42(3/1955; Maneely-c/a; Kid Colt-c/s; Two-Gun Kid, Ringo Kid-s; Black Rider = GHOST-s; Pakula, Ayers-a; FA = $7);
#45(9/1955; Maneely-c/a; Kid Colt-c/s; Ringo Kid & Black Rider-s; Keller-a; FN $33);
#47,
#49(5/1956; Maneely-c/a; Kid Colt-c/s; Ringo Kid & Billy Buckskin-s; Keller & Gene Colan-a; VG/FN $28);
#52(11/1956; Grey-Tone-c = Severin-c?; Kid Colt-c/s; Ringo Kid-s; Keller-a; Pete Morisi-a; Pakula-a; Crandall-a; G/VG = $18);
#53(1/1957; Maneely-c; Kid Colt-c/s; Utah Kid; Gunfight in Abiline-s; Ringo Kid-s; Keller & Ayers-a; VG/FN $28);
#55(5/1957; Grey-Tone cover by Severin; Kid Colt vs Bounty Hunter-c/s; Ringo Kid-s; Keller-a; Sinnott-a; Frank Bolle-a; 4 pages Williamson-a; G = $14);
#56(7/1957; Maneely-c/a; Kid Colt & Ringo Kid-c/s; Keller & Sinnott-a; Matt BAKER-a?; VG/FN $29);
Wild Western (Atlas) - #36(9/1954; Kid Colt-c/s; Arrowhead-s; Black Rider-s; Keller-a; Sinnott-a; Shores-a; Maneely-c; G $13);
WILLIE Comics - (Teenage Humor; 1946-1950);
#5(Fall 1946; FIRST issue; Football & Cheerleader-c; Nellie-s; Georgie-s; Swimsuits-s; Baseball-s; G/VG $42);
#12(2/1948; Margie-s; Oscar-s; FN+ $48);
#14(6/1948; Jeanie-s; Frankie-s; G $15);
#16(10/1948; Blonde Girl in Swimsuit-c; Jeanie-s; Cindy-s; Larry &Lank; VG+ $30);
#23(5/1950; Birdbrain-s; Margie-s; Jinny-s; G/VG $22);
WORLD OF FANTASY (Atlas/Marvel; 1956-1959);
#4(11/1956; EVERETT-c; Forte,
Familton, Roth, Powell, Bernard Baily-a; G/VG $36);
#5(1/1957;
EVERETT-c; Powell, Forte, DiPreta, Colletta, Davy Berg, Bernard
Baily-a; G = $27);
#6(3/1957; EVERETT-c; Doxsee, Davy Berg, Powell, Giunta, O'Donnell, Forte, Maneely-a; G/VG $36);
#8,18
WORLD
OF MYSTERY
(Atlas/Marvel;
1956-1957) -
#1(6/1956; EVERETT-c; Torres-a; Powell-a; Orlando-a;
Metal Men-s; Bottom 1/3 of BACK cover missing, FA = $39);
#4(12/1956;
EVERETT-c; Roth, Reinman, Powell, Stallman, Ayers, Pakula-a; G =
$30);
#7(7/1957; LAST issue; Forte-c/a; Reinman-a; Raving
Beauty-s; G = $30);
WORLD
OF SUSPENSE
(Atlas/Marvel;
1956-1957) -
#1(4/1956; MANEELY-c/a; Bill Everett, Hartley,
Shores, Drucker, Miller-a; Alcemist's Apprentice-s; Mechanical Man-s;
Ancient Rome-s; Rolled Spine, G = $52);
#3(8/1956; Carl Burgos-a; Green Man-s
= 4 pages Al WILLIAMSON-a; Forgione/Abel, Winiarski, Stallman,
Walton, Lazarus-a; G/VG $40);
#4(10/1956; Carl Burgos-c; Reinman,
Stallman, Sale, Roussos, Fleischman Forgione/Abel-a; Volcano-s;
Communists / Brainwash-s; VG = $46);
#7(4/1957; Carl Burgos-c; Creature
Escapes-s = 4 pages WILLIAMSON/Mayo-a; Maneely, Bernard Baily,
DiPreta, Forte, Morisi-a; G/VG $42);
#8(7/1957; LAST issue;
Doxsee-c/a; O'Donnell, Gershwin, Winiarski, Forte-a; Ghost Ship-s;
Dead End-s; Secret Room-s; Amazing Bardini-s; Very Old Man-s; Overall
VG, but with Magic tape down Spine, thus G = $26);
WYATT EARP - (1955-1959) #1(11/1955; Maneely-c/a; overall VG+, but with "marvel chipping" to cover at right edge, thus VG minus = $42)
#2-5,8,9,11-16,18-20, 25(10/1959; KIRBY-c; Davis-a);
YOUNG MEN - #16(War stories), #22;
ZIGGY PIG – SILLY SEAL Comics - (Funny Animal Humor; 1944-1946);
#1(1944; vs “JAP” Army-s; Frankenstein cameo; Full page Captain America & Bucky paper drive ad; FA/G, Centerfold Missing; B&W Photocopy replacement pages included; reading copy $14);
#5(Summer/1946; Super-Bomb-c; Creeper-s; VG/FN $36);
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WE ACCEPT payment by;
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{VISA,
American Express and Mastercard};
>>
(A)
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we
highly recommend sending information, split into THREE separate
E-Mail's for safety (Number the emails so we reassemble them in
correct order) (This is very fast & easy; 1000's of previous
customers have paid in this way for many years. This is the most
common & safe method our customers use to make payments); *** For
example; Send first 8 digits in email #1, send second 8 digits in
email #2 and send EXPIRY DATE, and
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/ Validation Code (3 Digit number on the BACK of the Card, if there
is one) in email #3; *** BE SURE to Send your complete SHIPPING
address [It is a good idea to include your PHONE number in case
problems arise]. PLEASE, Double check the numbers before sending (it
is very easy to make a single digit error);
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**** Payments using PAYPAL
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** Simple payment instructions; (1) go to www.paypal.com (2) SIGN IN (or Start a new account); (3) Click "Send Money"; (4) in "To" place our email = dsulipa@gmail.com (5) in "Amount" fill in the Final Total owed $_____ (example 99.00); (6) in "This is a purchase of" = select "Goods"; (7) click "continue"; (8) click "send money";
(3); MONEY ORDERS or CERTIFIED BANK CHECKS & DRAFTS; [Note; We have a USA Bank Account; THUS we CAN accept USA domestic MONEY ORDER's (7-11, Western union, post office, etc)]; >> For USA buyers = international MO's are NOT required; So do NOT waste money on the extra fees; ** FOREIGN orders, MUST send International MONEY ORDERS or BANK DRAFTS only;
(4); (A) Western Union; or (B) Moneygram; You will find the Western Union & Moneygram wants to send the Money in the Currency of the Country it is sent to, thus Convert the Total to the Equivalent in CANADIAN FUNDS; PROVIDE me with your full Name, shipping Address & Local Phone Number; Payment needs to be made to; Doug Sulipa; Send me the WESTERN UNION or MONEYGRAM Tracking Number in TWO emails (for SAFETY);
(5); Bank WIRE TRANSFER (Purchases over $500.00); Faster & Easier to Convert the Total to the Equivalent in CANADIAN FUNDS; ASK for FULL Details;
(6);
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(Maximum
of $50.00 for safety; We do NOT accept responsibility for "LOST"
cash, as we do not know if you actually sent it; But 99.9% does
arrives safely; Please send NO money in coins, as it rips envelopes;
Many Overseas Customers have successfully sent Larger amounts of CASH
by REGISTERED Mail.
(7);
PERSONAL
or Business CHECKS;
[We
accept CHECKS drawn on USA
& CANADA Banks ONLY;
YOUR NAME or your Company name MUST be Printed on the CHECK (generic
Counter Checks are NOT accepted); *** $75.00 or LESS, we ship
immediately; Canada CHECKS from $75.01 and UP take 3-4 weeks to
CLEAR, before we will ship; USA CHECKS from $75.01 and UP take 6-8
WEEKS to CLEAR, before we will ship; NO Exceptions, due to many BAD
experiences;
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Doug
Sulipa's COMIC WORLD
BOX 21986
STEINBACH, MANITOBA
CANADA
R5G 1B5
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Email; dsulipa@gmail.com
(Phone; 1-204-346-3674)
Website; www.dougcomicworld.com
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Prices
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Unless otherwise Noted;
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I am Douglas W. Sulipa, an Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide SENIOR ADVISOR for 40 years {since Guide #2 way back in 1972; See Overstreet #32-41 on pages 9 and/or 10 to confirm}; >> Read my Annual MARKET REPORTS; (in the New Overstreet 2011 Annual #41, pages 128 thru 138, and see our AD on page 184 & 236; Overstreet Advisor status = page 9 & 1107); >> Read my Annual MARKET REPORTS; (in the New Overstreet 2010 Annual #40, pages 112 thru 125, and see our AD on page 174; Overstreet Advisor status = page 9 & 1106); And MY REPORTS in; Overstreet 2009 Annual #39, pages 121 thru 134, and see our AD on page 182; Overstreet Advisor status = page 9 & 1106); (Overstreet 2008 Annual #38, pages 116-128) (Overstreet 2007 Annual #37, pages 107-118) (Overstreet 2006 Annual #36, pages 108-125) (Overstreet 2005 Annual #35, pages 94-109) (Overstreet 2004 Annual #34, pages 89-100) (Overstreet 2003 Annual #33, pages 86-95)(Overstreet 2002 Annual #32, pages 72-81)(Overstreet 2001 Annual #31 on pages 64-75); I am an original member on the Board of Advisors to CBCA {Comic Book Collecting Association} Comic Pros with the common-sense Code of Ethics, in the Comics Community.
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>> We have IN STOCK; [ 1,300,000 COMICS, 1950's thru 2004, & some Older, with 95% of everything ALL Publishers & titles from 1960-2004 ] [250,000 MAGAZINES, ALL types] [250,000 Mass Market PAPERBACKS, ALL types, 1940-1990's] [60,000 Hardcover Books, ALL subjects, from 1900-1990's] [100,000 Vinyl Records] [8,000 Music Cassette Tapes] [14,000 VHS Movies] [10,000 POSTERS; Movie (50's-90's), Video store (1980's & 90's) & 10,000 Chain store types (70's-early 90's)] [VIDEO GAMES; Atari, Coleco, Intellivision, Nintendo, Super-Nintendo, Sega, Genesis, etc] [Digests = Most Comic types, plus a selection of SF, Mystery & many Misc types] & MORE! >> 600,000 Pounds of inventory jam packed into an 8000 Square Foot Warehouse! So much material, we will NEVER get it all catalogued! BUT you can view our HUGE inventory lists at our website = www.dougcomicworld.com
>>> SEND YOUR WANT LISTS! [Please limit to SERIOUS WANTS & limit the number of items, to 50 or less most wanted items! Filling want lists takes time! We reply ASAP! Thank You]! **** ORDER Multiple Items ALL from one seller; (1) SAVE on POSTAGE; (2) SAVE TIME locating the items; (3) GET them from a RELIABLE source; (4) Receive Items PROPERLY GRADED by Condition; (5) Satisfaction Always Guaranteed! >>> MAIL ORDER since 1971, with OVER 25,000 DIFFERENT Satisfied Customers, with over 250,000 completed Orders!
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Please allow 7-10 DAYS for your Snail Mail LETTERS to arrive since you are sending to Canada. (We usually get it in 7 days average); We ship Mail orders within 24 hours of Payment (except weekends), but usually SAME DAY. [Unlike many eBay sellers & our competitors, who can take as long as 2-4 weeks to ship]; >>> [ FED-EX, UPS & other COURIER PARCELS are expensive from Canada = US$75.00 Minimum & UP; IF you have a FED-EX account, we can havve charged billed to that account, if you provide the account number. Please triple check the account number]; >> I am a STRICT and accurate CONDITION grader. I do NOT overgrade or undergrade. I just try to grade as ACCURATELY as the current Professional Dealer market dictates. Unfortunately most sellers DO NOT know how to grade accurately especially when dealing with comic books (which has been my main specialty since 1971). >> I also pack all shipments VERY WELL , to avoid damage in transit; *** SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED; ** [RETURN anything you are NOT happy with = Must be Postmarked BACK in the Mail within 7 days of the day you receive the parcel. Wrap well & clearly, in large letters, on outside of parcel, put "Returning Goods to Sender" = This is REQUIRED, to avoid Customs Hassles & Long Delays]; (The ONLY exception for Returns, is CGC professionally graded comics, these are NOT returnable, as with CGC you know in advance, what you will be getting) >>> [WE HAVE an eBay 99.98% SATISFACTION RATE, with over 2000 Positive Feedbacks] >> Superb Service for OVER 36 years; For the last 10 Years, our average is well UNDER $25.00 in returns, per each $10,000. in Sales (1/4 of One percent) & most of those are CUSTOMER Errors! >>> MAIL ORDER since 1971, with OVER 25,000 DIFFERENT Satisfied Customers, with over 250,000 completed Mail Orders! THANK YOU! ..... Douglas W. Sulipa
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