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Ant-Man

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  1. So, we've got a thread about Star comics with 20 posts, and nobody has mentioned "Peter Porker: The Spectacular Spider-Ham".

     

    One of my all-time favorite series.

     

    +1. The only Star title that I bothered to complete. I was very happy when Mr. Porker began a new series in Marvel Tales.

     

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    Does anyone know what issue was his last in this title? Believe it or not, the OSPG doesn't bother to break it out. The nerve!

  2. Sale at the LCS last weekend. A few highlights ...

     

    I know this was a hot book at one point, but I never owned a copy.

     

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    Not even collecting this title yet, but I couldn't pass them up.

     

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    My favorite of the group as it filled a big gap in my collection.

     

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  3. Year-end half-off sale. Nothing compared to some of the books in this thread, but they work for my budget (didn't pay more than $4 for any book). After I got home, I noticed that I had books from five different decades (60s - current) and five different publishers. Good thing I don't have a focus issue. :insane:

     

    Some highlights:

     

    Capes #1 (5 pg Walking Dead preview):

     

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    Fantastic Four #73. I'm a big fan of giant guest star bonanzas & this books gives me a run from #60 - 261.Can't tell you the last time I bought a Silver Age Marvel. It felt good.

     

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    Grendel #40. Heard this one is somewhat tough to find & I've seen it priced much higher. Very happy to find this one.

     

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    Picked up a bunch of Marvel Two-In-One. Think I'm down to six more for the complete run. Fun title.

     

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    Metal Men #15. Only two more for the complete run.

     

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  4. Nice, are those Metal men comics good (art, stories)?

     

    I enjoy the Andru/Esposito artwork, especially compared to the Metal Men mini from a few years ago (ugh :sick:). The stories are fun reads, generally light-hearted. I'm not a big reader of DC, but these guys are the exception. Read an old, coverless copy as a child at my grandparents cottage & I've been hooked ever since.

  5. JohnT - Thanks for that! I didn't know that, I wasn't born then I guess :P I saw the book and was trippin' out how i've never seen it before when it looked so nice! I'm shocked there is no 9.8's bro!

     

    Not sure how many of you have seen this? but I just got this in, and I'm REAL happy with it (the marks on the cover are on the comic bag). I'm DEFIANTLY sending this in to CGC with my first submission. It was described as a 9.4 - 9.6, by a seller who seems to know what he's talking about, and the top CGC census is 9.6! with just 1... which I found odd, seeing as it's such a ridiculously cool cover!

     

    The CGC census says:

    1 9.6

    1 9.4

    2 9.2's

     

    or something like that, but regardless, not many! :) It's probably one of my fave covers i've ever seen.

     

    Hoping it grades a 9.6, or maybe if I'm ultra lucky a 9.8, but that's obviously doubtful :P:wishluck:

     

     

    This is a great book. It was a big event when it was published...I remember what a big deal it was when it showed up. The reunion of Lee and Kirby and a Silver Surfer/Galactus epic to boot!

     

    Nice book Lloyd. I picked one up about a year ago. I don't think too many people think about slabbing the thicker books that hover between comic and TPB.