MisterX

Has anyone heard any news about the upcoming tv show? On Netflix, I think?

Huh, I didn't know CGC started slabbing progs. When did that happen? I can't read the label -- does it note if the free stickers are present or missing? Raw copies with stickers go for more, which is obvious, I guess. I had the impression for a long time that British collectors of British comics weren't as invested in the whole "first appearance" mentality that's become so popular in the past 30 years or so in America. I could be wrong, though. 2000 AD has so many great characters, it would probably give Spider-Man, Batman and the Fantastic Four a run for their money on key books.

I haven't posted any pictures of my recent pickups in a while, so here goes... Not pictured: equally tall pile of trade paperbacks. Someday I'll have time to read them all!

One of my biggest selling regrets was unloading my Dark Horse archives of Magnus Robot Fighter and Mighty Sampson.

Early Kaluta cover for DC.

Lost another one of the greats. Alan Grant, Comics Legend Behind Judge Dredd & Lobo Has Died Aged 73 (bleedingcool.com) I first discovered his work on in the Eagle Judge Dredd reprints, been a fan ever since. His impact on comics, both British and American, was monumental.

Here's a question for the group -- Now that the Marvel Netflix shows are available on Disney+, and word is Daredevil is going to appear on the upcoming Echo TV show, do we think, just maybe, we could see prices rise again on Hero for Hire 1 and Marvel Premiere 15 due to fan anticipation/speculation? How about Daredevil 131 or 168?

That's interesting news. I know I gave up on finding affordable copies of the first few Marvel Team-Up Masterworks. However, at this point what I'm really waiting for is a Marvel Team-Up Epic Collection. Heck, Marvel published an epic collection of Two-in-One before Team-up!

Teen Titans 14,15 Thunder Agents 10 @ 10% off

Take Time Bandits 1

Planet of the Apes, both the magazine and the floppies. For TV, we got Man from Atlantis and Battlestar Galactica. Charlton got some mileage out of the Six Million Dollar Man, Bionic Woman, and Space: 1999.

Take GL 141

Take Tec 529,530

DC Comics Presents 8,43

Brave & The Bold 178,181,812,197

I know I should probably just buy the magazine where they're interviewed, but do the Pinis talk about gettng Elfquest adapted to the movies or T.V.? A property that's been around this long probably has had its share of development hell, no?

Thanks for sharing that story. I should pick up that issue of CBC sometime. Printing up 10,000 copies of an unknown B&W indie seems either bold or reckless. I wonder how many survived, either in collections, dealer's inventory, or boxed up in some warehouse.

That's interesting. I wonder why the hobby doesn't have a definite number after all these years.

Does anybody know what the print run was on FQ1? It seems to be readily available?