Is this right place for advice on first issues?
Eyeballing these. Plus....Anyone familiar with Analog magazine?
Tales of the Dark Knight:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/353051691886
Analog Magazine - March 1965:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/353051721107
True Comics: First Issue:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/353051723674
Grasswire2
(13,849 posts)blm
(114,762 posts)He adds to it every now and then. I found him those first four Amazing Stories I posted about a year or so ago.
Wondering if any of these or all of them would be a worthwhile gift. The seller is a regular at the thrifts I go to, but, I tend to be wary of him and his wife because he comes off as intense. Like its more business than fun. Which is the exact opposite of me, as I am casual about it and see it as fun.
Anyway, I figured thered be trusted opinions here at DU. I cant ask my husband because that would ruin the surprise..
BTW....The only things I personally collect are books illustrated by Harry Clarke. Yes, Im a weirdo. Heheh
Grasswire2
(13,849 posts)Unlike local sources.
Read the feedback for the seller.
blm
(114,762 posts)Im mostly into places like ReStore and just buying what I think is cool to me.
Grasswire2
(13,849 posts)...not the listing value.
Long running SF magazine typically leans toward the "hard SF".
That's a great cover.
blm
(114,762 posts)Still debating on the purchase since I think I know the seller, but, feel I have some time to decide as my husbands birthday is in June.
LunaSea
(2,934 posts)Was best known for his illustrations for the Dune series.
Frank Herbert once remarked that Schoenherr was the only man to visit Dune.
http://ski-ffy.blogspot.com/2010/08/illustrated-dune.html
Expect collectors interest to increase as there's another Dune movie currently in production.
Maxheader
(4,424 posts)From way before Frank herbert and dune..Which I have laying around somewhere..
Thought about selling a few through some buy/sell sites,
But looking through them..remember the woodwos that the trees would birth?
Selling is out of the question..
blm
(114,762 posts)his books he usually falls in love with the art all over again.
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