Finding Comic Book Keys Where Nobody Else is Looking.

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[@Scott.B.Chapin]

Jim: "I'm primarily a DC collector"
Also Jim: wearing a captain America shirt :)

[@ScarecrOmega]

That Donald Duck comic looks modern, what great condition for golden age.

[@Hy-Brasil]

kinda makes me wish i'd picked up the ones i saw at the comic book shop where i live.

[@josephsokolowski271]

Absolutely gorgeous WDC&S comics. I would love to have found that bad boy in the wild. I hope you got it for a good price.

[@souldavidthompson4854]

I also fondly remember watching the three cabbellaros with my kids on vhs in the 90s Jim..
We had 100 ÷ Disney and others clam😢shell movies

[@CollectorAuctions]

I love picking up Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge books.

[@A100-ND]

The short Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse strips are all reprints from newspaper comics. Barks' 10-page opening story was new. DC Special Enemy Ace was a reprint issue with a new cover. Thanks for showing the comics.

[@paulsnyder4595]

Been looking in that space for decades. "Nobody"?

[@codex3048]

White pages from 1945 is amazing.

[@charlesmardanes7028]

The publisher was able to send comics through the mail at a lower rate because of the text pages.

[@jupitermenace9920]

DC Special 4 is Adams

[@jeffstanley6013]

That book is beautiful for 1945!