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Hi! I just recently picked up where I left off 42 years ago collecting comics. In the 60's I only knew that DC existed and so that is what I have continued with. I set as my goal to have all the key DC issues of the Silver Age. I use Overstreet as my guide and have all the top OVS Silver Age Keys except Showcase #8, which I am working on. I pride myself on the Showcase #4 which I risked buying ungraded and got very lucky ( I was not as lucky with the Adventure #247 which came back from CGC as restored and I was very unaware of that when I bought it on eBay and then the seller got thrown off eBay before I could file a complaint). I also especially like the two Green Lantern #85 and 86, which are both in highest grade 9.8. Any questions or comments? Feel free to contact me at larsny@hvc.rr.com. Oh, to see my entire (CGC graded) collection I can be found under "Larry Snyder" at the Collector Society. Last time I checked I was ranked #386. Anyone else like the Golden and Silver Age Spectre? Did you hear about a possible TV show on FOX about the character?
Silver Age Comic BooksIn October 1956, issue number four of “Showcase” comics included a story ca…