RBCC #103 (SFCA, 1973) Rocket's Blast Comicollector Fanzine for Sale

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RBCC #103 (SFCA, 1973) Rocket's Blast Comicollector Fanzine For Sale

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RBCC #103 (SFCA, 1973) Rocket's Blast Comicollector Fanzine:
$14.99

This sale is for the item listed in the title and shown in the pictures.
The Rocket's Blast Comicollector #103 (120 pgs), with uncredited cover art entitled "Exploring Mercury." The Rocket's Blast is THE classic comics adzine from the 60s thru the 80s. It features: a review of David Gerrold's The World of Star Trek; a piece on Houstoncon '73; "The Ten Most Powerful Men in Comics"; EC Re-Created center spread by William Black; An Earth Man on Venus strip by Ralph Milne Farley; an article about Forofferden Planet; a piece on the 1973 New York Comic Art Convention; "The Williamson Collector" by Larry Bigman and James Van Hise; "Pulps Era of Adventure" by Keith Gebers; "Comic Collector's Comments" by Howard P. Siegel; "The Keyhole" column by Hamilton Benedict; ads for Fandom Annual #3, Inside Comix #1, and the Jeff Jones Portfolio; a column reviewing Photon #23, High Adventure #1, Comixscene #5, and other items; and classified comic book ads. Published by G. B. Love. 1.00 cover price. Circulation: 2000. Cover price $1.00.
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Feel free to ask questions or voice any concerns. My email address is available from my store description.
offer with confidence.
Many great items are up for sale and sale in my other listings. Take a look.
Yes, I will combine shipping whenever possible.
All items will be shipped securely. Items over $100 will be insured.
No international buyers.
I was a professional comic book dealer, but now I buy and sell as a hobby.

I have been buying and selling comics on since 1997.
I ran a successful brick and mortar comic store for over a dozen years.
I was a vendor at comic conventions, both locally and nationally.
I am always looking to buy more, preferably older key issues.

I do this now for enjoyment, so let's keep it fun, OK?IMPORTANT INFORMATION
*Please take a close look at any pictures that I have taken the time to provide.
**If relevant, I have also provided the grade or condition of the item. If you have any questions about the condition, the photos, or anything else, please ask BEFORE you buy it.
***I will accept NO RETURNS (unless, of course, I made a mistake, or otherwise per policies.) I hate to put this in the listing, but I have had too many issues lately with buyers who expect low grade $5 comics to be flawless. I'm very reasonable and all about the fun of collecting, but even I have my limits.