The Challengers and Swamp Thing stories in Super Team Family are new. Five Atlas-Seabord titles made it to four issues: Ironjaw, Phoenix, Vicki, Wulf The Barbarian and the hard to find b/w magazine Movie Monsters. Devilina, which according to press releases is the character Paramount will use to start their A-S universe, only had 2 issues but perhaps a new series may come out to tie in to the movie (if it ever reaches the screen). "It's About Time" repeats were a staple of my after-school viewing in the early 70s. Love those DC early to mid-70s Gothic titles.
In DC Special, the "3 Musketeers" stories were new. Only the backups with Robin Hood and others were reprints from B & B. Plastic Man was *not* in Super DC Giant -- his was an issue of DC Special. In "It's About Time," Imogene Coca -- not "coco" lol.
A great variety of comics and comic book facts Jim -- Those two Batman 100 page super spectaculars are hard to find , especially in higher grade. Great haul.
You hold one comic up You put one comic out You put one comic in And your focus shifts all about You do the haul share and your lens moves about let's watch the focus shift about Oh, shakey, wakey shakey Oh, shakey, wakey shakey Oh, shakey, wakey shakey That's the focus shift about
Something of note about the Atlas/Seaboard characters... there are new toys coming out from Mego for those characters. The first four (I think) are being released at this year's NYCC.
I love that Starfire series. 7 issues of great fun. Also the covers are cool as hell. 🙂
Like that pm if #50. Great haul!
Congrats on reaching 6k subscribers. Onward and upward.
Some good pick-ups!
Your Nick Cardy HOS is Neal Adams. Neal had a great run then
Nice finds. It's always great to have one run complete.
The Challengers and Swamp Thing stories in Super Team Family are new.
Five Atlas-Seabord titles made it to four issues: Ironjaw, Phoenix, Vicki, Wulf The Barbarian and the hard to find b/w magazine Movie Monsters. Devilina, which according to press releases is the character Paramount will use to start their A-S universe, only had 2 issues but perhaps a new series may come out to tie in to the movie (if it ever reaches the screen).
"It's About Time" repeats were a staple of my after-school viewing in the early 70s.
Love those DC early to mid-70s Gothic titles.
In DC Special, the "3 Musketeers" stories were new. Only the backups with Robin Hood and others were reprints from B & B. Plastic Man was *not* in Super DC Giant -- his was an issue of DC Special. In "It's About Time," Imogene Coca -- not "coco" lol.
A great variety of comics and comic book facts Jim --
Those two Batman 100 page super spectaculars are hard to find , especially in higher grade.
Great haul.
i have its about time in a 9.0 and think its a lot of fun.
You hold one comic up
You put one comic out
You put one comic in
And your focus shifts all about
You do the haul share
and your lens moves about
let's watch the focus shift about
Oh, shakey, wakey shakey
Oh, shakey, wakey shakey
Oh, shakey, wakey shakey
That's the focus shift about
Something of note about the Atlas/Seaboard characters... there are new toys coming out from Mego for those characters. The first four (I think) are being released at this year's NYCC.
Jim bought some Batman and tec 60 cent books in four pack bundles for two bucks back at Woolco in 1976 in Winnipeg Canada