[Yoc]

Hi DM,
Thanks for the new scans.  The Whiz was very nice.
The Boy wasn't bad either though sadly pg 9 and 10 are duplicates.  I haven't added it to the site incase you wanted to add the page and reupload it.  Size wise I'd have aimed for pages in the 400kb range - about twice the size you've got here but I don't say that to offend.  They look fine and take up a lot less room on your HD than the old 1mb+ per page scans!

So let me know if you'll be reuploading this or not.  I'll leave the incomplete version on the FTP just in case.

-Yoc

[darkmark]

I'll reload it.  Another dupe?  Sheesh...

[Yoc]

 
Thanks DM, glad you've got it sorted.
And don't be afraid to play with the Irfanview settings.  Again, a bit bigger wouldn't hurt on the final save percentage.

I hope the app will be of good use to you.  I swear by it almost as much as Total Commander for file management.

-Yoc

[darkmark]

And now, after a bit of a delay, we present BOY COMICS #27 (fiche).  On the FTP.  Handle with care.

[Yoc]

Tnx DM, it's now up!

[darkmark]

Just for a change of pace...AMERICA'S BEST COMICS #31 from 1949.  Part paper.  Part fiche.  All comics.  All yours.

[Yoc]

Thanks DM, it's now up.

[krankyboy]

Just for a change of pace...AMERICA'S BEST COMICS #31 from 1949.  Part paper.  Part fiche.  All comics.  All yours.

Once again, thanks DM! I love the Black Terror story! 

[darkmark]

Yvw, Kranky!  More to come!

[darkmark]

Just like I said...AMERICA'S BEST COMICS #29.  Black Terror, Pyroman, Miss Masque and others.  Part fiche, part paper.  Partly truth and partly fiction, it's a comic contradiction.  Go grab it!

[krankyboy]

Just like I said...AMERICA'S BEST COMICS #29.  Black Terror, Pyroman, Miss Masque and others.  Part fiche, part paper.  Partly truth and partly fiction, it's a comic contradiction.  Go grab it!

Yay! More Black Terror (and Pyroman, who's another fave)!

Thanks, DM! 

[darkmark]

Yvw, Kranky.  And now, in my unending quest to convert all the partials to fulls that I can, we present AMERICA'S BEST COMICS #16, from 1946, with the Black Terror, Doc Strange, and the Fighting Yank.  Paper, fiche, and fun.  Enjoy.

[darkmark]

The latest greatest:  BOY COMICS #28, all fiche.  Crimebuster in two Biroed stories.  Enjoy.

[darkmark]

And now...AMERICA'S BEST COMICS #4.  Fiche / paper hybrid.  Pyroman, Black Terror, Doc Strange, Liberator.  On the FTP, and all yours.

[darkmark]

A new hybrid upload:  BIG 3 COMICS #3 from Fox (1941).  Four heroes, four stories, four mad scientists.  Paper and fiche.  Something for everybody!

[krankyboy]

Wonderful, DM. Can't wait to read these when they're put up. 

[Todd Matthy]

I can't wait to read these too. I hope to see some more Spirits sometime in the future.

[Aussie500]

Thanks for the the uploads darkmark.

[darkmark]

Yvw.  More as soon as I can.   

[darkmark]

As our country converts to hybrid fuels, so do we continue with hybrid scans.  The latest is EXCITING COMICS #2.  Hint:  The comic isn't.  Exciting, that is.  But we done it.  More to come.

[Aussie500]

Thanks darkmark.

[darkmark]

Yw, Aussie.  And now the latest hybrid:  EXCITING COMICS #30.  Which really is kind of exciting, as it features the Black Terror, the Liberator, the American Eagle, and somebody or other else.  Go get it.

[John C]

Aw, #2 wasn't THAT bad.  I happen to like the Sphinx, and the Mask, for those who don't recognize it, is a quick rewrite of their prose Black Bat.  The names have been changed around, and the Batman costume (which hit the stands a couple of months before DC's Batman) has been swapped for a business suit and owl mask, but it's the same guy.

So I was happy at least.

While I don't mind them, and look forward to #30, I have to admit that the later Nedor superheroes seem sort of formulaic to me.  Scientist takes a secret formula and gets super-strength and can jump or fly.  Probably has a sidekick.  Costumes may vary.  Void where prohibited.  Formula not available to...well, you get the idea.

[darkmark]

And now another one of our high-powered hybrids (which saves me time on scanning and helps clear out my Partials folder)...EXCITING COMICS #66.  Featuring the Black Terror by Jerry Robinson, Judy of the Jungle vs. the Leopard Woman, and a bunch of also-rans.  Go grab it!

[darkmark]

I've also uploaded a small bunch of Fawcetts to the FTP, some which we didn't have here, some which you had in incomplete form, and one CMA fiche scan of mine which I cleaned up and edited.  Expect more of the last category when I have time.