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HarrisonJohn
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Even if there are less 87s printed than 98, 87 has an advantage of being cared for as a collectable for a longer time. I think it was only like 7 or 8 years ago that I saw this board mention that 98 was heating up and I pulled copies out of long boxes for $5 each.
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I was looking at DC newsstand and I saw no indication that it was a newsstand, is there any difference anymore? And did Marvel stop newsstand distribution completely?
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The ironic thing in the original discussion is that, perhaps the major reason I stopped buying comics in 1976 was someone's silly idea to put a barcode on the front of the comic. There was absolutely no reason this couldn't have been put on the back of the comic.
Back cover ad space $$$, I don't think they could sell "95% of our back cover" as well.
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Starting to see "newsstand" ebay listings for books prior to the direct market, some of them prior to the barcode box.
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Both direct and newsstand have barcodes now so as rare as newsstands may be there's not really a noticeable difference besides the notation.
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Hulk 180 would have been on the stands for mine
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Fantastic Bill Sienkiewicz cover on that Daredevil 197, never saw it before.
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Good thing I don't like newsstand copies
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X-Factor 5 just has Apocalypse in the last panel;
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Don't know if this got a mention yet; was watching a movie called Camp Hell on cable, about teens at a religious summer camp. There's a scene where a counselor goes through a kids bag and finds Spawn #9, he flips through it and the kid tells him it's Spawn... and Angela, and the counselor rips it up.
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Cool Runnings- Sanka reads a comic book in a scene
00:47:32 And I hope you don't mind keeping quiet while I catch up on my reading.
00:47:35 What are you talking about, reading? This is a children's book.
00:47:39 - Oh, is that so? - Yes, that's so.
00:47:41 Well, if it's a children's book, that means it's too advanced for the likes of you.
00:47:45 What are you trying to say, that I'm not smarter than a little child?
I think that's Hulk 282
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Friday the 13th Part 3
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X-Factor 60 has a 2nd printing
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I've found 2 off the racks, and one in a big lot of the same book.
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sorry to ask dumb question but where do you check order status?
should have asked sometime in the first 9 years you were a member
j/k(sort of) it should be at your member homepage on the collectors society page.
edit: if you look at your main member page, hover over submit now, then click on order status
thank you.
I don't have a paid subscription so I don't think this is available to me.
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sorry to ask dumb question but where do you check order status?
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yeah looks like it's the latter.... just wanted to make sure as I own a few copies of that DD issue
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there is another x-factor 6 9.8 on ebay.... will it go for more or less than the last one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/350752158155?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
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How do you find sales figures for anything before 1991? Just curious how many of those are floating around. Sounds like you guys have a lot sitting around.
X-Factor, at the point of issue #6 at least, was selling as much as Uncanny X-men, the #1 and 2 comic book at Marvel. I don't know what top sales in 1986 would have been. 200k?
I was in a used book store a couple of years ago and they had no comics except for a stack of about 20 X-factor #6.
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X-Factor #24 CGC 9.8 @ $125 & 1 bid.
I think that's normally a 100+ book, Uncanny X-Force helped it a little bit too.
New Mutants 87
in Copper Age Comic Books
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I think the whole Whilce Portacio X-Factor run is a little underrated.