MCW
The foundation of my AA collection came from MCW ads. I'll never forget the
day 10-15 years ago that I found a small ad.you know, those little
2-liners.for an original GWTW OS in NM condition. It was the Plume style
I needed and remains the only 1939 original I've seen for sale. The
I don't think I've heard of Sam Rubin, and likewise found it very
interesting to hear about his pioneering legacy - real shame he's gone. I only
ever
bought an occasional copy of Classic Images, but started a full
subscription to MCW at the beginning of the 90s. Being in England it was a
Those were exciting days and it still amazes me today that I managed to
occassionally be the first to call. I bought a lot of items still in my
permanent collection that way. FRANC
-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@listserv.american.edu] On Behalf Of Doug
Taylor
Sent:
*About the Originality and Rarity of The 700 Inserts closing in 13 hours*
* *Inserts from the 1960s on are far more rare than the corresponding
one-sheets (with the exception of certain inserts which have been
reproduced; see below). In the last few years, many savvy collectors have
begun to
I still read them both, but not religiously. These tired old eyes have
trouble with tiny print. Maybe they should do like The Comic Book Price
Guide did and come out with a large-type edition. Now *THERE'S* a sign of
an aging hobby!
Bruce
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 6:53 AM, Franc
Yep, with one day left there are still 230 Title Cards at just 99
cents with only 1 day left to go in this auction
YOU CAN'T BUY TITLE CARDS FOR 99 CENTS ANYWHERE
http://www.comic-art.com/auctions/99cent/index.htmClick Here to See
a Gallery of the posters being sold in this auction
A lot of people ask us how we get such good images of our posters, which
show you every tiny pinhole and defect, and yet *DON'T* enhance the image,
or give you that looking through gauze feeling you get from images found
on some big city auction websites, no matter how much you zoom and pan (even
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