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The items in this gallery were scanned a very long time ago when the largest resolution on computer monitors was a mere 640 pixels across and, as a result, the original images were sized to fit comfortably into that screen size. Today, screen sizes are a lot larger, but we no longer have access to the original books in order to do new scans, so some of the larger images may not be quite as clear as one would like. | ||
 An early lost race novel reprinted by Ace Books.
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 The Silver Age Batman plus The Shadow. Three covers by Adams, one by Kaluta.
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 The Gahan Wilson kid strip from National Lampoon.
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 Gleason's Boy Comics featuring Crimebuster. Covers by Charles Biro. #100, 104, 105 and 106. The owner of the comics would only let me scan them if I left them in the bags which is why they are a bit blurry.
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 More Barry Smith Conan from Marvel. Note the Romita work on #8 over someone trying to mimic Smith's style.
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 The end of Miller's Daredevil run.
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 A great EC collection, in color, from Nostalgia Press. Hard to find and featured an unpublished story at the time of its release.
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 Simon and Kirby's Fly with art by Bob Powell.
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 More of Steranko's Shield with Dr. Strange thrown in for good measure. Dr. Strange covers: Everett on the first two with Dr. Strange, then Marie Severin for the rest. Nick Fury: Kirby/Steranko on the first then Steranko solo on the others.
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 Was there ever a wackier comic? Jimmy Olsen #93, 89, 88 and 86. Curt Swan with various inkers.
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 Dell's Tarzan...to my mind the best. #31 and 111.
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 A post-apocolyptic novel, published in 1948 by Prime Press. The back cover text gives an interesting look at what it was like to be a writer in the old days.
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