Spinner Rack Treasures

[steveinthecity]

Charlton's, while not popular aren't the easiest to come by in nice condition. Glad no one else collects this stuff. Of course John Byrne art on the Doomsday +1, and Warren Sattler on Yang. I wish they'd make one of those car fragrance trees that smelled like these.

[Herbert]

Nice! I lucked into a nice batch of high grade Charltons at a show a few years ago. Lots of horror but also some Space 1999 and Doomsday +1

[steveinthecity]

Ripley’s Believe It Or Not #48 from 1974. I don’t usually see Whitman’s that early. The spine isn’t as rough as the image appears.

[steveinthecity]

Tarzan #175 (Gold Key). I don’t really collect this title, but lately I’m finding myself attracted more and more to painted covers. The story looks like it might be a fun read, too.

[Top Rawman]

Ripley’s Believe It Or Not #48 from 1974. I don’t usually see Whitman’s that early. The spine isn’t as rough as the image appears.

I used to own this when I was a kid.
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[Top Rawman]

Tarzan #175 (Gold Key). I don’t really collect this title, but lately I’m finding myself attracted more and more to painted covers. The story looks like it might be a fun read, too.

Can't go wrong with Manning & Royer

[steveinthecity]

Tarzan #175 (Gold Key). I don’t really collect this title, but lately I’m finding myself attracted more and more to painted covers. The story looks like it might be a fun read, too.

Can't go wrong with Manning & Royer

Thanks! Didn’t realize who did the interior art.

[steveinthecity]

Another recent arrival, The Spirit #1 from Kitchen Sink. Like new, inside and out.



Think this is the second print, but still sweet for 45 y/o Indy or UG.

[MetalPSI]

That is nice