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James Friel Member	posted May 05, 2003 12:48 AM quote: Originally posted by Craig Delich: Way back when DC started doing the Detective Comics Archives, a person from DC contacted me about low-grade copies of some Detetctive issues that I may have for sale, or if I knew someone who did have particular issues. So, YES, they did buy some! Glad to hear it. They really should own usable copies of all their material. IP: Logged
NecessaryImpurity Member	posted May 05, 2003 01:14 AM Were those copies for Theakstonizing? If so, I'll bet they haven't bought anything since they switched over to scanning. IP: Logged
Craig Delich Member	posted May 05, 2003 10:05 PM quote: Originally posted by NecessaryImpurity: Were those copies for Theakstonizing? If so, I'll bet they haven't bought anything since they switched over to scanning. It was early enough that Theakstonizing was probably being used....that's why they wanted lower grade copies that they could pick up (back then) for a song. IP: Logged
James Friel Member	posted May 06, 2003 01:22 AM And that would explain why they had to buy rather than borrow them. IP: Logged
Craig Delich Member	posted May 08, 2003 07:35 PM quote: Originally posted by John Moores 3: The answers: From #65 to #130, IIRC. Batman appeared sometimes, but rarely. Robin had his own rogues - like 50/50, the Clock and No-Face. I would freakin' [b]LOVE an archive of this stuff, but the official word is apparently "not yet!". It's the blind spot of Golden Age Batman, with lovely art [Jim Mooney?] and nice, short stories.[/B] Yep, Mooney did these stories...some of his best. IP: Logged
Spangles Member	posted May 09, 2003 08:40 AM Just a nod-- Lots of ebay auctions for 80 page Giants and 100 Page Super spectaculars with Golden Age reprints up now; Black Canary, Justice Society, Wildcat, Sandman, Green Arrow by Kirby, "just a Story" and more! ------------------ Lots of auctions up now;Brave & the Bold; Batman & Huntress, first appearance of the Huntress.....Bat-Man comics and Detective Comics from the 1960s and 1970s, TONS of 80 PAGE GIANT and 100 PAGE SUPER SPECTACULAR from the Sixties and Seventies with Golden Age reprints galore, JSA appearances from the last 30 years, Mr. & Mrs. Superman in Superman Family, and more!! Go to www.ebay.com and do an advanced search for seller pollyanna12 ! Thanks! IP: Logged
Steven Utley Member	posted May 09, 2003 04:11 PM Spangles! You're back! IP: Logged
BearPaws Member	posted May 09, 2003 04:29 PM ...and still spamming, I see. Joy. ------------------ "I knew I wasn't risking my secret identity with you! After all, ��if I can't trust the President of the United States, who can I trust?" � Superman to JFK, Action Comics #309, February 1964 IP: Logged
BlueTracer Member	posted May 10, 2003 09:39 AM It seems to me that Robin might be a good few years off using the logic that the series starts in the late 40's and DC might want to catch up a bit with Batman (Dark Knight)and World's Finest (Detective having already reached that stage). IP: Logged
arromdee Member	posted May 11, 2003 02:26 AM Being from another time period than the current archives is one of the things that makes it a good idea. It's the same reason that we got World's Finest when we did--it was a way to get Silver Age stories of Superman and Batman without having to have a Silver Age archive or waiting for the GA volumes to get that far. It's probably one reason we got Supergirl, and it's also why Mary Marvel and Marvel Family would be good ideas. IP: Logged

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