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    Those Eerie and Creepy covers take me back to my misspent youth - ah, the nostalgia

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    Last edited by Grant Wootton; 09-26-2011, 04:46 AM.

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      Originally posted by frik51 View Post
      I like the books, but this could have been so much better.
      Aaaaaahhhhh, Subterranean Press...don't get me started.

      But some nice items, Siep. I don't have any hardcover Donaldson, but I passed on the volume, because it was SP.
      "I'm a vegan. "

      ---Kirby Bliss Blanton , The Green Inferno (2013)

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        Originally posted by Grant Wootton View Post
        Those Eerie and Creepy covers take me back to my misspent youth - ah, the nostalgia
        I missed out on the first couple of years - they only became available here around '72/'73. I never missed an issue. During the mid-eighties I thought it was a good idea to get rid of my collection. Don't ask.
        I'm glad Dark Horse is reprinting them - these archives look almost as good as the originals.

        Originally posted by srboone View Post
        Aaaaaahhhhh, Subterranean Press...don't get me started.

        But some nice items, Siep. I don't have any hardcover Donaldson, but I passed on the volume, because it was SP.
        I've still got about six more SP editions coming....

        sk

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          A brilliant addition to any collection I reckon Siep

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            Great additions, although a shame the SP limiteds aren't a bit more different than the trades. I do like sub presses trade editions though.

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              I think I do too -the upcoming A Dance With Dragons, for instance, looks awesome (hope I'll be able to order a copy soon), same for McCammon's Baal.
              Still, I was not too impressed with what I posted above. As I said, nice books, but not what I expected from a S/L.

              sk

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                The main focus of my collection lies on hardcover editions from any country I can get hold of, plus signed/limited editions. King's my number one author (collecting-wise) and my King collection just flowed over into bookcase #5. First printings are nice, but not a must at all.

                sk

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                  The U.S. and Dutch editions:

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                    U.K. - U.S. edition:



                    The Illustrated edition, from the U.S. and the Netherlands:



                    Czech Republic and two Dutch editions:



                    Two from germany. The one on the right is the most collectable, and one of my favorites.



                    German translation: Salem has to burn!

                    sk

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                      Love this Centipede Press edition:



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                        From the U.S. and the U.K.:



                        A later Doubleday (U.S.) edition:



                        And one from Germany:



                        I'm not too fond of these omnibus collections, but I found this one in a friend's bookcase and was allowed to keep it.

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                          U.K., U.S., Portugal and Sweden:



                          Plus, the later Doubleday reprint:

                          Last edited by frik51; 10-02-2011, 09:03 AM.

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                            My only Rage edition, from Sweden:

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                              My favorite Kingbook, The Stand:

                              U.S. (cut), U.K. and U.S. (complete):



                              U.S. and the Dutch limited (numbered, but not signed):



                              Sweden:



                              Russia:

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                                Germany:



                                U.S., the Doubleday limited:



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