LOT OF 1 VINTAGE COMIC BOOK: ALL FAMOUS CRIME #8 (THE FIRST ISSUE) CGC 4.0 With Exceptional Off-White To White Pages, From Cole's Little Comics Company, Star Publications, In Early 1951 As The May, 1951 True-Crime Issue. This Boasts One Of L.B. Cole's Trademark Bold Covers: The Gangsters Are Turning Into Swiss Cheese With The Bullets From The Police Tommy Gun Riddling Their Bodies, And The Buildings Are A Trippy Kaleidescope Of Color. The Eye-Popping Surreal Cover Is Not Largely Known, But That's Because The Comic Is A Little-Known Speeper, As Evidenced By The Fact That CGC Has Only Seen Five TOTAL Copies Over The Past 25 Years Of Submissions; Talk About Rare! Only Two Copies Have EVER Graded Above This Beauty, So This Is One Key First Issue That Will Always Plague Completists. This Issue Includes Crime, Mystery, Jailbreak, And Adventure Themes. L.B. Cole's Coveted Mask Comics And Some Of The Suspense Comics Have Already Become Too Expensive For Most Collectors, And It's Likely Additional Cole-Embellished Comics Will Follow...  (Several Colorful Cole Covers Were Emblazoned Upon The Dust Jackets Of The Indispensable Gerber Photo-Journal Books, And Such Auspicious Efforts By The Influential Talent Were Finally Exposed To The General Collecting Community, And Quickly Appeared On Many Want-Lists As Fresh Fans Now Recognized The Groundbreaking Material That Cole Was Producing In The Day, And Aspired To Own Copies For Themselves.)  Those Of You That Have Followed The Golden-Age Hobby In Recent Years May Have Observed Such Striking Cole Covers Experiencing Dramatic Price Increases As More Fans Around The Globe Discover His Inimitable Timeless Style, While Supplies Of Intact Examples Remain Sparse.  This Elusive Number By Arguably The Hottest Artist In The Medium Is Crucial To Any Advanced Collector, But It's Long Been Scarce In Any Shape, So Don't Miss This Chance To Procure A Well-Preserved Example Or You Could End Up Settling For A Photocopy Replica Instead. Expect Lurid Content Including Extreme Violence And Treating Police Contemptuously And Good Girl Art And Other Classic Elements Of The Gritty Comics From Before The Advent Of The Comics Code Authority.