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I wanted to share the news here of a successful comics history rescue operation -- though unlike some of the others I've undertaken, this one's a bit closer to home. Krause Publications, which for years published both Comics Buyer's Guide and Comics Retailer,  is closing its Iola, Wis., office in March, moving the remaining personnel to a larger city. But as my fellow former employee Maggie Thompson learned last week, the file copies of most of the magazines were to be discarded, as well as a significant portion of the library materials. For Comics Buyer's Guide — read my history of the magazine here — this took in a huge number of issues. More than 5,000 copies, between two and ten each of every issue from #482 in 1983 to #1699 in 2013. This amounted to 105 cases weighing more than two tons — all destined for destruction. The company donated the materials to Maggie and me to place, but the caveat was that we only had 72 hours to find homes for them all — and while Maggie sent the CBG bound copies to Columbia University, the file copies were still a very large problem. On that short notice, I reached out to Buddy Saunders, whose MyComicShop site has long been the only site I know of to stock individual CBG issues in any depth. Of anyone, I knew he could preserve such a large collection and get them back into circulation for those interested. Buddy was as eager to save the copies from the recycling bin, and dispatched a truck. The next hours were a whirlwind, as the issues were palletized; it all made it onto the truck last Friday, with literally five minutes to spare. I'm informed all three pallets have this hour just reached him in Texas. The issues will take some time to process, but eventually every Krause issue will be available from MyComicShop in some depth -- something which was never the case for anything but the most recent issues while the magazine was running. This is important for the history of the business, as no issues before 2002 were ever digi

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