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- Still Golden After All These Years
- Facelifts by Jack Kirby
- Flash Gordon VS Ming The Merciless by John Fantucchio
- Seven Samurai by Jack Kirby
- Some Unfinished Business by Berni Wrightson
- Another Weapon X by Barry Smith
- Jungle Queen by Jim Steranko
- Knives Out! by Frank Frazetta
- Sic Semper Tyrannis by Tim Conrad
- The Mysterious Hero of John G. Fantucchio
- In The Beginning by Wally Wood
- Tower Of Shadows #10 Cover by Berni Wrightson
- Sub-Mariner VS The Symbionic Man by Gil Kane
- Animated Wally Wood
- Iron Man by Jack Kirby
- Flash Gordon by Al Williamson
- S'more Neal Adams
- Opening The Sowers of the Thunder With Roy G. Krenkel
- The Micronauts by Michael Golden
- Coupla Berni Wrightson
- Wee Hawk by Wally Wood
- Trio Of Jack Kirby Rides
- The Planet Wizard by Jeff Jones
- Attuma Attacks! by Jack Kirby
- S'more Flash Gordon by Al Williamson
- Paul Neary Fanzine Cover
- A Vision of Venus Splash by Tim Conrad
- Round Up The Usual Suspects....Conan
- CFA APA
- Coupla Childhood's End by Neal Adams
- Coupla Moon Covers by Frank Frazetta
- Silver Surfer by Jack Kirby
- Conan #1 Down Under by Barry Smith
- Space War #29 Cover by Steve Ditko
- Young Frankenstein by Berni Wrightson
- Jongor-Still Duk'n It Out by Frank Frazetta
- The Gene Day That Never Was (Or Was It?)
- On The Draw'n Board Cover by George Metzger
- Hawk 'n Dove #1 Centerpiece by Steve Ditko
- The Colors That Almost Were On Thor 169
- Strawberry Letter 23 by Barry Smith
- Odkin In A Boat by Wally Wood
- A Pair 'O Dox by Roy Krenkel
- Magneto by John Fantucchio
- Stunningly Beautiful! Frank Frazetta
- Kull VS The Serpent-men by John Severin
- Some Jack Kirby
- Title Page To The Frost Giant's Daughter by Barry ...
- A Tatar From The Lord Of Samarcand by Frank Frazetta
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I bought the Steranko issue through the Comics Buyer's Guide ages ago. APAs were such an amazing phenomenon, made obsolete (I guess) by the internet.
ReplyDeleteSmart! Looks like that woulda been onea best. Maybe the internet has all that, but it's still che sweet to hold it, methinks
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