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It's still better than Venom's first cover app: A Head!!

Congrats on grabbing the JIM group!!

Oddly I noticed that the FF 39 & 40 reprint had an exchange between Ben and Johnny where the word balloons were swapped a their hair miscolored... When the Masterworks was done Vol 4 nobody noticed the screw-up!!

Just wanted to add that FF # 33 (Attuma) was reprinted in a LAncer paperback in B/w. Also MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS May have reprinted it as well...!!

Oh man, I can’t believe I didn’t get the DD reference for your channel! lol

Even as a kid, I loved that issue of GI Joe. I wish I still had a copy of it. I used to take my GI Joe comics to school and provide my own style of commentary as to what was going on in the issue! ....and let me tell you, the ladies loved it! at least thats what I thought, I mean who didn't like G.I. Joe???

@karen’spages would you consider selling that one? I would give you double even triple what you paid here.

Great video and very informative. I had not heard of this pedigree. Sensation 35 was also my wife's first golden age book.

Karen, I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Very well done, very well researched. It's crazy to me that you talk about how you have the same taste in comics that a young woman from the 40's would have-- and then both you and Jayne get drawn to LITERALLY the same comic book. And as someone who always gets feelings about seeing people's handwriting on old books-- getting to her actual signature is so amazing, what a connection to have. Shoutout to @ComicTropes for taking me here!

Great job! Congrats on your Wonder Woman purchase! Love the outtakes at the end, awesome!

What a fantastic score. Great vids, a refreshing alternative to the typical youtube comics channels. Really appreciate your obvious love of the works, and great collection! Thanks for sharing it.

I have 1 Okajima book in my collection. I treasure it :) I always say some books you collect for the story on the pages, and some you collect for the story OF the pages. thank you for adding more info to one of my favorite Pedigrees

Not seeing a lot of boxes around... just getting the best?

Sweet grab, Karen!!

Lovin' your face as you unbox a new find...!!

Very cool

Directed here from Comic Tropes. Really awesome video, such an amazing story thank you for sharing

The Sherlock Holmes of Comic books. Thank you for the all the good research!

Love that shirt. Where do I get one?

Here from comic tropes! Amazing video.

Anyone else here from Comic Tropes? GREAT VID!!

Those little lines on metallic objects are sometimes referred to as reflection lines. Jack Kirby tended to use parallel thick and thin lines to denote them, especially shiny silver items or characters (like the Silver Surfer). No doubt John and Sal Buscema (and many others) borrowed some of this style on their work. George Perez tended to put a little "starburst" on his and John Byrne liked to put more texture into his technique. There are plenty of other examples, but the way they used their lines is one way to identify the penciler or inker.

i always liked thor, too.....good buys, i hope you read and enjoy them.....the backup feature in some tales of asgard was great as well

What a great video!

New sub, here... I'm starting my Comic collecting journey. I'm mostly interested in female super-heros . It's a beautiful thing 🙂

I appreciate your energy and joy

Honestly this would make a great movie, like from studio Ghibli

Love RUclips for ghe fact I can view peoples comicbook collections.

Fantastic video!!! Very thorough and well researched. Nicely paced and expertly edited. Likely the most important comic book pedigree and you did it justice. Great work! cheers!

Excellent work. Well researched and very interesting!

Some beautiful comics here. I have a full set of JiM/Thor, though some of the earlier ones are lower grade. Even better, though, I had the time read the whole run all the way through to the present day. It was a wonderful experience and a really great story.

Thank you.

It is what is it is. Enjoy what it is. Well said.

"Pull my finger!"😮😁😊

Glad I got directed over here. This was very impressive. Great story. Great research. More expert analysis than the "experts" put forth went into this video. The work of true documentarian in the guise of a hobby. Very well done.

Where do you buy original art?

What a video! Wow. Thank you.

Your work on this brings so much joy to my heart.

Wow, truly stunning! You've definitely got a new fan and subscriber

Truly wonderful video. Your handle of investigative storytelling was powerfully used. Many moments of catharsis pulling strong emotions out of me. The world is a better place from you putting this work in and sharing it with others

Those comic artists new the medium they were creating for. They made the artwok shine on that god- forbidden newsprint.

“You ruined my new jacket…kill him a lot.” 😂

With you regarding Chic Stone. His style was truly sympathetic to Kirby's pencils in a way that Colletta, Reinman etc weren't. Those glorious, chunky outlines! My favourite inker on (late) Silver Age Kirby though? Bill Everett. His inks on #s 170-175 are to die for. Comics perfection :)

When I first became aware of Marvel's Thor I loved his costume but was turned off by Lee's faux Elizabethan dialogue. I came to my senses though (Simonson helped) and now feel Thor, his worlds, and his supporting cast are one of the very best things Lee and Kirby ever conceived. It's so cool to see your enthusiasm for him.

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I came here from Comic Tropes' video on pedigrees. This video was an amazing level of work. Thank you for making it! The hobby needs more people like you!

This is an incredible bit of work you have done. You should be very proud of the video.

Tracking down that HS yearbook was, honestly, a genius idea (at least I believe so) that paid off wonderfully! The same could be said for all of the impressive amount of research done here. I was truly riveted by all of it. Well done!

In general, Vince Colletta did nothing for the penciler compared to other inkers. He was fast and efficient, however, and he helped books make deadlines.

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