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Here's Tiffany as Dumb Bunny from the 1967 DC comic book The Inferior Five. She does some of her own sewing and she says some of her other costumes are White Tiger, the Scarlet Witch, and Lady Mechanika. |
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Dumb Bunny trying to use her limited mental capacity, but who cares about her brains anyway? |
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Guy Rose of Space Mountain Comics |
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Guy is the co-promoter of the Virginia Con in Richmond, VA and always has interesting inventory. Here he is displaying Marvel Mystery Comics #77 and The Mask #1. Guy recently acquired about 2,000 mostly Fiction House comic books, circa 1940-1955 from collector Albrey Talley. The Leader's companion Jim Frost has been cheerypicking this collection for the last few Richmond and Baltimore shows. |
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Gene Carpenter of All American Comics |
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Gene is one of the Leader's favorite comic dealers. Here's Gene looking over some of his lovely inventory. The Leader is forced to concede that Gene is one of the few comic dealers who can rival and frequently exceed the Leader's knowledge of old comic books. |
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Gerald Hogan & Gene Carpenter |
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30 year comic dealer veteran Gerald Hogan of Trilogy Comics in Virginia Beach, VA doing some horse-trading with 40 year comic dealer veteran Gene Carpenter. Even the Leader would have to think twice about challenging these guys to a comic book trivia contest. |
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This was Dan's first visit to the Richmond con. He is an expert on Underground comics and publisher of Fogel's Underground Comix Price Guide. Dan's holding Walter Koenig's personal copy of the Star Trek TV episode "Friday's Child." The Leader was intrigued by this item but was dismayed by the price tag. |
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