Mile High Comics

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==Mission==
==Mission==
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<blockquote> <i>Mile High Comics.</i> </blockquote>
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<blockquote> <i>To turn our web site into the #1 source of bibliographic information about comics in the world.</i> </blockquote>
==History==
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The Infamous "Mile High Collection". the greatest accumulation of Golden Age comics ever discovered.  
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Chuck Rozanski started Mile High Comics in his parents' basement in 1969. He started selling comics at flea markets and then got into national conventions. He opened the first Mile High Comics retail store in Boulder, Colorado. By 1977 he had a chain of four stores.
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Mile High II
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http://www.milehighcomics.com/tales/cbg75.html
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That's when it happened. The death of Edgar Church and the resolution of his estate -resulting in the greatest accumulation of Golden Age comics ever discovered. The infamous "Mile High Collection".
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Then there was "Mile High II".
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Then the internet.
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Now they claim to have the largest inventory of comics and collectibles in the world.
==References==
==References==

Current revision as of 03:13, 14 June 2009

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Mile High Comics

Contents

Mission

To turn our web site into the #1 source of bibliographic information about comics in the world.

History

Chuck Rozanski started Mile High Comics in his parents' basement in 1969. He started selling comics at flea markets and then got into national conventions. He opened the first Mile High Comics retail store in Boulder, Colorado. By 1977 he had a chain of four stores.

That's when it happened. The death of Edgar Church and the resolution of his estate -resulting in the greatest accumulation of Golden Age comics ever discovered. The infamous "Mile High Collection".

Then there was "Mile High II".

Then the internet.

Now they claim to have the largest inventory of comics and collectibles in the world.

References

The Official Site
Chuck's personal account of "Mile High Collection"

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