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seanfingh

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  1. seanfingh
    Yes, Denny O'Neil
  2.    KirbyJack reacted to a post in a topic: to those of you reading/collection when X-men 94 hit the newsstands...
  3. seanfingh
    Truly a one-of-a-kind collection. I hope Tarantino buys it!!!
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  8. seanfingh
    I'd be just as worried about the Campbell as I was the Lee.
  9. seanfingh
    I was going to type something like this, but this is so on point I am going to enthusiastically +1 it. My greatest compliment for this movie is that I actively rooted against Godzilla. Never happened before and probably never will again.
  10.    seanfingh reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for appraisal
  11. seanfingh
    Also, for that book the grade is not high enough that there would be an extra premium for being double signed or anything. Stan adds $250-300 and Ayers about $150. FMV in this market is $1000-1100 and it may be worth more to the right buyer, say $1200-1500
  12. seanfingh
    He is more of a Golden Age journeyman third baseman.
  13.    seanfingh reacted to a post in a topic: Nominating BlackOut21
  14. seanfingh
    He was the original man in the Godzilla suit
  15.    seanfingh reacted to a post in a topic: Post Your ONE-OF-A-KIND CGC SS books, or lone top census CGC SS books!
  16. seanfingh
    Yes
  17. seanfingh
    Alan Weiss had a style that was sort of between early Jim Starlin and Berni Wrightson. I always thought Weiss' faces were a little weird, but he is/was a really talented artist. This looks like an artist alley sketch to me.
  18. seanfingh
    HAHAHAHAHA. I am so sorry.
  19. seanfingh
    The book was published in 1983. How could any of the art be AI-produced?
  20.    seanfingh reacted to a post in a topic: to those of you reading/collection when X-men 94 hit the newsstands...
  21. seanfingh
    It's fantastic. That era of comics is my absolute sweet spot as well. Well done, my man.
  22. seanfingh
    I was 5 or 6 and my dad was the one buying me comics. He was a die-hard DC guy and he instilled my love of Batman, Supes, the Legion and the JLA. He read all the comics (probably before he gave them to me - lol) and he DID NOT LIKE Marvel. He did his best to keep me happy, and I apparently made it very clear that X-Men and the Avengers were my absolute favorites. Out of GS 1-UXM 112 I only missed 98 and 108 (I think). After that he was more sporadic about buying them and then I got my own subscriptions around 1984. As a 6 year old, I knew the X-Men were special.
  23. seanfingh
    This is absolutely awesome. Especially if you asked for "Psycho Valkyrie," because he nailed it.
  24. seanfingh
    Beautiful looking 8.0!!