Here is a beautifual copy of FF #48, the 1st Galactus and Silver Surfer! I would give it an 8.0. I also picked up an ASM #12. I said it was an X-men #12 in my vid, but its not. Please rate my vid and post some comments. And PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!
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The final 15 years of the Ceausescu regime were the worst in Romania’s history. Nonetheless, the propaganda machine of that time referred without fail to that period as the golden age…
“Tales From The Golden Age” adapts for screen the most popular urban myths of the period. Comic, bizarre, surprising myths abounded, myths that drew on the often surreal events of everyday life under the communist regime.
Humor is what kept Romanians alive, and “Tales From The Golden Age” aims to re-capture that mood, portraying the survival of a nation having to face every day the twisted logic of a dictatorship.
On the occasion of Ceausescu’s working visits, countryside mayors ended up hanging fruit in trees to make sure their villages would be noticed, obeying even the strangest orders from the ferocious Party activists. Communist Party secret regulations stated that in official pictures President Ceausescu couldn’t take his hat off in front of the representatives of the rotten capitalistic world, President d’Estaing included. A professional driver decides to open his sealed truck for the first time in his career and discovers the connection between eggs, Easter and marital love. A policeman gets a live pig as gift before Christmas and decides that gas poisoning would be the best way to kill the animal silently amongst his hungry neighbors. In the 80s Romania, Bughi and Crina play Bonnie and Clyde, robbing people of bottled air.
“Tales From The Golden Age” combines several true stories to portray an era during which food was more important than money, freedom more important than love and survival more important than principles.
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A fun look back at the beginning of Wonder Woman starting in 1942.
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These are the comics i am selling. Message me for prices and more info if you are interested in buying. I am also selling an Ultimate Spider-Man #1 cgc 9.6. Thanks. Tell me if you are interested.
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The final 15 years of the Ceausescu regime were the worst in Romania’s history. Nonetheless, the propaganda machine of that time referred without fail to that period as the golden age…
“Tales From The Golden Age” adapts for screen the most popular urban myths of the period. Comic, bizarre, surprising myths abounded, myths that drew on the often surreal events of everyday life under the communist regime.
Humor is what kept Romanians alive, and “Tales From The Golden Age” aims to re-capture that mood, portraying the survival of a nation having to face every day the twisted logic of a dictatorship.
On the occasion of Ceausescu’s working visits, countryside mayors ended up hanging fruit in trees to make sure their villages would be noticed, obeying even the strangest orders from the ferocious Party activists. Communist Party secret regulations stated that in official pictures President Ceausescu couldn’t take his hat off in front of the representatives of the rotten capitalistic world, President d’Estaing included. A professional driver decides to open his sealed truck for the first time in his career and discovers the connection between eggs, Easter and marital love. A policeman gets a live pig as gift before Christmas and decides that gas poisoning would be the best way to kill the animal silently amongst his hungry neighbors. In the 80s Romania, Bughi and Crina play Bonnie and Clyde, robbing people of bottled air.
“Tales From The Golden Age” combines several true stories to portray an era during which food was more important than money, freedom more important than love and survival more important than principles.
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Sheet Music from the Golden Age of Music Publishing. featuring photos from the Adam Ramet Music Collection.
Two step, cakewalk, rag, march, waltz, one step, lancers, quadrille, etude de concert, intermezzo, air de ballet, musichall comic songs, barn dance, schottische, mazurka, foxtrot, Victorian and Edwardian, English American and European!
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The final 15 years of the Ceausescu regime were the worst in Romania’s history. Nonetheless, the propaganda machine of that time referred without fail to that period as the golden age…
“Tales From The Golden Age” adapts for screen the most popular urban myths of the period. Comic, bizarre, surprising myths abounded, myths that drew on the often surreal events of everyday life under the communist regime.
Humor is what kept Romanians alive, and “Tales From The Golden Age” aims to re-capture that mood, portraying the survival of a nation having to face every day the twisted logic of a dictatorship.
On the occasion of Ceausescu’s working visits, countryside mayors ended up hanging fruit in trees to make sure their villages would be noticed, obeying even the strangest orders from the ferocious Party activists. Communist Party secret regulations stated that in official pictures President Ceausescu couldn’t take his hat off in front of the representatives of the rotten capitalistic world, President d’Estaing included. A professional driver decides to open his sealed truck for the first time in his career and discovers the connection between eggs, Easter and marital love. A policeman gets a live pig as gift before Christmas and decides that gas poisoning would be the best way to kill the animal silently amongst his hungry neighbors. In the 80s Romania, Bughi and Crina play Bonnie and Clyde, robbing people of bottled air.
“Tales From The Golden Age” combines several true stories to portray an era during which food was more important than money, freedom more important than love and survival more important than principles.
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This is my tribute to Golden Age Crime, Humor, & Romance Comics. From coquettes to strumpets, Golden Age comics showcased a bevy of bodacious babes! I hope you enjoy it.
Song: Sing, Sing, Sing, by Benny Goodman
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This is my tribute to superheroines from the Golden Age of comic books: 1930s-1940s. There’s nothing sexier than sultry gun molls, vamps, and vixens! I hope you enjoy it.
Song: Begin the Beguine, by Arti Shaw
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