You just called my attention to the fact that I do not have the Adams set A. AAAGGH!!!

Some of the early Archies have great covers. I collect the alien covers and headlight covers. Nice artwork!

Herma! LOL

I managed to hoodwink my poor parents into buying me a few issues of 1984 as it first came out, until they got wise to the filth! LOL I was all of 11 or 12. "By the great Gods I will kill Khan-Dagon!" Ghita of Alizarr. She was hot. A good Red Sonja rip off at least. This was always on the newwstands and at Waldenbooks or B Dalton or whatever. Otherwise I collected standard comics too, Mad, Cracked, and all that. Marvel movie specials. Read Omni Magazine every month. Another good serial in 1994 and/or Heavy Metal, was LANN which was an R-rated SF adventure series featuring the title oversexed dark haired busty space heroine. Vacuous, but fun! All drawn by Frank Thorne. Actually I forgot Thorne was first known for Red Sonja, which makes perfect sense. Earlier than all this I used to accompany my dad on regular smoke shop forays in my hometown, from the early 70s-early 80 the shop featured a huge actual newwstands with all manner of naughty materials, but also Famous Monsters, Space Warp, Monster Times, Starlog, and all that stuff, which I read voraciously. Then one fateful day I bought a few issues of Famous Monsters around after ALIEN came out, and they had ads for Lovecraft paperbacks in the back of the ish. And the rest was history.....I had not a feckin clue who HPL was until going to check out The Dunwich Horror hardcover from AH at my local library. Blew my mind.

Great Memories for my brother and I Going to Games Plus in Mount Prospect, IL Gamer’s Paradise in Arlington Heights, IL is where we would pick up the Dragon magazine. Thanks for posting 💪👍

I have a collection myself and would like to store them in binder form- any suggestions?

I bought my HOS #92 back in the 1980’s. Beautiful comic book. I paid $50 back then and it was considered expensive. I still have it and inside a Mylar container.

Fantastic collection

Fantastic covers!

I bought Superman #242 because it was part of "Superman: The Sandman Saga". I remember wishing the interior pages were as good as the cover. In 1971, I had no idea that Adams only did the cover. The storyline is so intriguing that I had to read every issue in the saga. That Brave and the Bold #81 is a favorite. Both cover and interior pages. It was the first time I had seen Batman with a black-eye.

1970s Before Heavy Metal Magazine We Had Eerie.

It is truly a beautiful book. Inside and out. Far too beautiful to be kept in a plastic case.

probly a stupid question after 5 years without a post but are you still posting

Nice. I only have 20.

War Stories (issues 28 and 29) Bigby's adventures during World War II.

Nice. I have 20-21 issues, mostly 90s, 2000s and 2010s.

This collection probably has more than double since this video was made

holy crap that neal Adamas Tarzan stuff is soo Epic! Didn't know he did Tarzan!!

My 1st copy is wrecked from reading it repeatedly in the early 80's, all the rest are mint. Lol

What size bag and boards do these require?

Why do Americans call them books they are comics!

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

This guy is definitely right handed.

love those covers. the good ole' days, when batgirl was allowed to be a red headed white female, not with shaggy, dreadlocks black hair as a black address. Excellent Art. I think the best artists of all time are Kirby, Starlin, and Adams.

B&B 75????

It was Barbie Benton that chose the mansion in Los Angeles for the home to get away from Chicago. He’d thought it was too small, but she won and the rest is history. Also, the two twins on the cover eventually starred in the Hammer production of the Karnstein vampire trilogy, “Twins of evil “ with Peter Cushing. They also show a hint of female bush in that movie.

Been watching the recent round of Top 50 comic book videos. Enjoyed seeing this older one. Thanks for sharing.

The art inside IS usually good, ya schlub.

What backing boards do you use with the Mylar bags? I have some magazine size boards and Mylar bags and the boards aren’t tall or wide enough.

That may 85 one is the only one of those that I don't care for. Mainly because it's just may 83, but not quite as natural-looking. Other than that great selection.

I loved the All Star Squadron series of the 1980s. Something like that should be rebooted only bigger than before, using all available golden age heroes. In the All Star Squadron, we see the golden age version of heroes before the Crisis, then they are gone and replaced by newly created analogues with only the modern versions of the now missing golden age heroes existing, such as Superman, Batman, Aquaman, etc. The 2 issue graphic novel History of the DC Universe that followed Crisis On Infinite Earths was certainly a favorite.

Are these for sale

Nice, I just pick up 8.0 today. Congratulations

what country did these originate? UK photographer and models?

I have a 1990s collection to sell... how much is it worth?

I have all the collection, thanks to Larry and his wife. I adore the art work in these comics.

Hello, whose mother is this ??

#84 and #90 really sticks out. In 84 was a rare time that Conan didn’t get the girl. This was a guy that turned into a sort of ape creature. 90 was I think the Devour Of Souls. A being from another world who turned people into worms and he ate them. Those two are some of my favorite stories from Savage Sword. I love to own them again. Now I’m getting into the omnibus’s. Great collection you have over there.

When I was in the 5th grade my dad took me to a convince store. That was about 1982. It was the first time I saw Savage Sword of Conan. He asked if I wanted it, and brought it for me. I took it to school and my teacher thought it was porno mag because Conan was making out with a topless women. I became a huge fan of Conan because of the stories and beautiful artwork.

Any still available for possible sale? I'm a collector who has cgc slab some of these. Thanks

Best video ever... tatas help us through the quarantine.

I LOVE THESE MAGAZINES WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER ...I HAD THE WHOLE COLLECTION STILL DO..WHAT A GREAT TIME THE 70'S

Old time White Americans each one had his or her personal style. Nowadays, White Americans tatoo and speak bad languages (proud of dirty mouth) , which is not cruel.

Old time last...... generation White ladies are so elegent. Nowadays, ladies sounds like Ga-ga. Ga-ga means cockroach in some dialogues.

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I had #218. Sgt. Rock was great. Thank you.

Great to see the old Playboys, I started collecting Playboy back in the early 1970's as soon as I was 18 years of age, actually younger, bought # 1 in 1977 and completed the early years buy the mid 1990's, stopped around 2010 or so. Might have to post my collection some days.

Dude any 14 year old would be stoked

Nice!!

I think my dad had #37 but I remember it being more of a novel does anyone know what I'm talking about?