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Bentley. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/VERY GOOD. Very nice clean tight copy, just light rubbing to edges. Unclipped DJ has edge rubbing, short tear and creasing head of spine. 384 pp. Fast shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Excellent FINE copy. Price clipped DJ. FINE/VG+. Color and black/white illustrations throughout. 155 pp.

Infinity #4. Comic book fanzine, 1972. Color cover by Richard Corben, interior artwork by Joe Schuster, Al Williamson, R. Crumb, Berni Wrightson, Jeff Jones, Joe Sinnott, Gray Morrow, Roy Krenkel, Kenneth Smith, Frank Frazetta, underground artists jaxon, Gilbert Shelton, others. Five page Frank Brunner portfolio, Mike Kaluta interview, Steve Harper interview, EC story reprint with art by Williamson, letters. VERY GOOD. A few pages partially darkened as if photos had been laid in. Couple very small nicks and 2 1/2" indentation (but not cut) front wrapper, else minor wear. 40 unnumbered pp.

Outstanding AS NEW copy with no flaws. First Edition, 1983. 75 pp. Black/white illustrations throughout.

Amsterdam: Real-Free Press. 1973. NEAR FINE. Couple of minor creases to wraps, still a nice copy! Unmarked, tight, white pages.

Corner crimp front wrap, short tear and a few abrasions to two facing text/picture pages otherwise unmarked, tight, light wear. Relevant newspaper clipping about a maker of toy soldiers laid in. 1981 only date given, presumed 1st. VG. 258 pp.

S.F.C.A., Miami Fla. 1968. RBCC #60. G.B. Love editor. Stapled wraps. Lots on interesting ads, visually and price wise. Full page strip by Don Newton. Cover by John Fantucchio. Nice NF copy, only issue corner crease lower rear wrap. Comic fandom headquarters in the old days.

The S.F.C.A., Miami, Fla. 1966. Publisged by G.B. Love - Side stapled. Couple of corner creases, overall in VERY GOOD condition. No markings inside or out, mailed to a subscriber (me!). Captain Marvel cover by Earl Blair. First mail order marketplace for comic book collectors, dealers and fans. Buy/sell/trade ads by first generation mainstays Claude Held, Jerry Bails, Marc Schooley & Roy Bonario, Howard Rogofsky, Ken Mitchell, Buddy Saunders. Ads for early fanzines, commentary, Letters to the Editor ("Blasts from the Readers"). Indispensable source for early comic book fandom!

S.F.C.A., Miami, Fla. 1966, #49. Fanzine published bi-monthly, side stapled. G.B. Love editor. Cover is loose (and edgeworn) but present, else VG (rest of issue solid). Verso of two pages mimeographed upside down. Circulation 1,050. Buy/sell/trade ads from Cherokee Book Shop, Howard Rogofsky, Russ Cochran, Ken Mitchell, etc. First (and indispensable) mail order marketplace for early comic book collectors and fans.

The S.F.C.A., Miami, Fla. 1966. RBCC #50. Side stapled - spine re-stapled and tape repaired. A few interior marks, not many. Ad for the 1967 Houston Comic Convention, comics, fanzines.

Beginner Books (Random House), 1959. VG+/VG. B-10 on spine and jacket spine. NOT a Book Club ed. Unmarked, light rubbing at corners and spine tips. DJ not clipped with 195/195 on front flap and only minor edge wear, NO chips or closed tears. 65 pp.

Supergraphics, Reading PA. 1970. VOLUME 1. First Edition, 1st printing with the original $3.00 green sticker on cover (see picture). VG, only light wear. Stapled wrappers. 84 pp.