On 2017-04-17 05:03:06 +0000, Wizard said:
> astrawebfan <astra@webfan.com> wrote in news:58f42ee6$0$60316$b1db1813
> $b96576b3@news.astraweb.com:
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>> Thanks for these, Wizard! They're beautiful scans. I saw references
>> online that show they came from a run of similar scans of issues
>> 100-120. Do you have the rest of this series to share and do you know
>> the scanner?
>>
>>
>
> I don't recall where I found them, but I'm always on the lookout for
> better versions, and certainly CA 100-109,112 are on my list. I haven't
> found anything better in the last 10 years except for these three
> Steranko scans which yes, are excellent.
>
> I occasionally search http://comicdownload.net/ (at this moment the site
> is down) and I do find some real gems.
>
> I do have a decent scan of CA 100, though (18.2mb).
Yes, I believe I have the same scan of CA 100. After seeing how nice
these Steranko scans were, I googled and found a reference to them as
part of a series of CA scans near the bottom of
http://liquidf.atspace.com/completeList.html under 04-28-2011.
Comicdownload.net appears to have some or all of them but I also
noticed the site was down. We'll have to keep an eye out for its return.
By the way, I practically have a complete paper scan collection of
Marvel comics and magazines from 1958-1985 and I'm always on the
lookout for the best copies I can find. If you have anything you're
missing or wishing you had a better quality copy, ask because I may be
able to help.
In the meantime, if you have c2c copies of CA 276 and 280, I'd much
appreciate them. The old files I found were corrupt. Bluerobe was kind
enough to upload his copies but they were poorly edited versions so I'm
still looking. The filenames were:
Captain America 276 (c2ce-dcp).cbr
Captain America 280 (c2ce-dcp).cbr
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