THE PARK AVENUE COLLECTION

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The FLASH always had some unusual villains.

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I've always liked that issue Marty

You couldn't miss this one on the newsstand!

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As I remember, these titles were very difficult to find on the newsstand.

 

 

 

Received a very nice plaque from CGC today for "Best Forumite 2014"...truly a nice

gesture for doing something I thoroughly enjoy.

 

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You couldn't miss this one on the newsstand!

 

 

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As I remember, these titles were very difficult to find on the newsstand.

 

 

 

Received a very nice plaque from CGC today for "Best Forumite 2014"...truly a nice

gesture for doing something I thoroughly enjoy.

 

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Just saw this comment about the plaque, Marty. You deserve it. I know I appreciate your posting your books. (thumbs u

Thank you for your kind words!

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You couldn't miss this one on the newsstand!

 

 

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BC is really an underappreciated series. Some fun reads in there.

I always enjoyed finding comics that introduced new characters...

like "ATOMIC MAN".

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I remember this one getting my attention at the newsstand...and also

getting my dime.

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COOL! Veryy unique cover.

I always enjoyed finding comics that introduced new characters...

like "ATOMIC MAN".

 

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Did you get the issue after this one? I discovered the cover to #17 a while ago and may eventually try to snag one:

I remember this one getting my attention at the newsstand...and also

getting my dime.

 

 

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The Black Hood covers are great. This is a tough one to find.

 

Did you get the issue after this one? I discovered the cover to #17 a while ago and may eventually try to snag one:

 

No I only have two HEADLINE COMICS...#16 and #24...didn't see them that often.

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Always enjoyed the DOLL MAN stories.

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While going through some of my books, I realized how much was contained

in them...for example, my ALL-AMERICAN #95 had a 12-page GREEN LANTERN

story, a 6-page BLACK PIRATE story, a 7-page HOP HARRIGAN story, a 6-page

DR. MIDNIGHT story plus 4 pages of MUTT & JEFF and a 4-page COTTON-TOP

KATIE story. There were advertisements for KODAK FILM, WHEATIES "Win A

Columbia Bike" contest, DAISY Air Rifles, BILLFOLDS for $1,98, Learn to Build

Radios, an ad for GET PREMIUMS like Record Players, Movie Projectors, etc

just for selling White CLOVERINE Brand Salve for 25 cents a box along with ads

for BRIGHT STAR Flashlight Batteries and SMITH BROTHERS Cough Drops.

Plus...in-house ads for LEAVE IT TO BINKY #1...MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY #2

and FLASH COMICS #93.

And "All For Just A Dime!".

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While going through some of my books, I realized how much was contained

in them...for example, my ALL-AMERICAN #95 had a 12-page GREEN LANTERN

story, a 6-page BLACK PIRATE story, a 7-page HOP HARRIGAN story, a 6-page

DR. MIDNIGHT story plus 4 pages of MUTT & JEFF and a 4-page COTTON-TOP

KATIE story. There were advertisements for KODAK FILM, WHEATIES "Win A

Columbia Bike" contest, DAISY Air Rifles, BILLFOLDS for $1,98, Learn to Build

Radios, an ad for GET PREMIUMS like Record Players, Movie Projectors, etc

just for selling White CLOVERINE Brand Salve for 25 cents a box along with ads

for BRIGHT STAR Flashlight Batteries and SMITH BROTHERS Cough Drops.

Plus...in-house ads for LEAVE IT TO BINKY #1...MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY #2

and FLASH COMICS #93.

And "All For Just A Dime!".

 

 

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And just think about how much more reading time when compared with a current comic.

Always enjoyed the DOLL MAN stories.

 

 

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Yes, there's some great artwork in there, and the stories are an improvement on many of their contemporaries. Here's a couple of splashes from DMQ #6

These covers are pretty amazing.

Ran across this while looking for some Halloween covers.

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Always enjoyed the DOLL MAN stories.

 

 

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Yes, there's some great artwork in there, and the stories are an improvement on many of their contemporaries. Here's a couple of splashes from DMQ #6

 

Those are both cool, but I LOVE this one!