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off this week with a certified 4.5 of Suspense Comics #3. This scarce book with
classic cover closed at $11,100.00. Next, we have a wonderful pinback button
advertising the Shirley Temple Doll that sold for $260.99. A 1945 Comic Tattoos
set with original envelope featuring countless King Features Syndicate
characters sold for $521.00 under heavy bidding. The Comic Tattoos set included
Flash Gordon, The Katzenjammer Kids, Popeye, The Phantom, and many more. In
honor of Halloween we found a fabulous 1966 Riddler Disguise Kit. The kit was
complete with the mask and paperwork. The Riddler Disguise Kit sold for
$1,373.55. A fine condition example of the Howdy Doody Mr. Bluster Marionette
sold for $600.00. The Puppet was in great condition with little sign of age. The
original box was low grade and included with the puppet.
s view of the sci-fi genre. The four-part series was called <i>V</i>,
and it chronicled an alien invasion of Earth and Earth’s inhabitants’ reaction
to it. V was short for ”the visitors,” and as a small group of humans discovered
that the purpose of V’s arrival was to enslave and eat humanity, a small band of
Americans formed a resistance movement to fight back. <br><br>The conclusion of
the miniseries was NBC’s highest-rated show that week, thus beginning the
network’s commitment to keeping the series alive. The following year, a sequel
miniseries hit airwaves, <i>V: The Final Battle</i>. Just five months after
that, <i>V: The Series</i>, a weekly television drama, debuted. Though the
whirlwind buzz generated several novels and comics, the weekly TV series ended
after one season.<br><br>But fans refused to let go of the <i>V</i> saga. Avid
followers