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who doesn't? except maybe MK of course. I have the most posts in the babe test over the last year It's amazing how you equate searching the net for pictures of women with actually being with a women. Im positive I have had more action in my first twenty years than you handling yourself in the bathroom does not count as action.

who doesn't? except maybe MK of course. I have the most posts in the babe test over the last year It's amazing how you equate searching the net for pictures of women with actually being with a women.

who doesn't? except maybe MK of course.

Ken sure does have hairy arms.

Hey D, is this about that $6K FF #1 I BIN'd from your sales thread in the summer of '05? Come on buddy, you know I'm good for it! I just need some time, man!

That's what you should be collecting.

Very nice.

For me, the Iron Man #1 has much more sentiment to me than an Adventure #40. I own 2 midgrade copies of Iron Man #1, so I can appreciate a high grade copy. I do not own, nor do I have interest in a All-American comic. Besides the book is a pedigree copy, not just an everyday Iron Man #1. I have less tolerance for Spawn collectors or even 9.8 copper age X-men collectors, because those books are plentiful in high grade.

Very nice, OG, and a Frazetta cover to boot.

Well, all I can say is: isn't Bangzoom doing this on an almost daily basis on the boards here. He certainly does have a lot of the board members in a frenzy with his fresh never before seen collection that is worth possibly millions of dollars. Probably will be one of the top pedigrees of all time if he ever decides to grade them. Seems to be the first thread that a lot of board members now check on a daily basis as he slowly reveals them one photo at a time. DL; Well, I guess it's quite obvious you just have to expand your horizons a little instead of slumming all the time in the Comics General section of these boards. Bang has been giving the board members a visual tour of his orginal owner collection which he picked up back in '73 for the princely sum of $7,500. Approximately 1,000 HG very early HTF GA books. All stacked up in his basement in cheap little plastic bags. Included are minty fresh runs of All-American from #3 onwards including the ever popular AA #16 which must be worth a couple hundred grand. Also possibly the nicest unrestored copy of Adventure Comics #40 which should also be hitting 6 figures. Also got a run of Peps from #1 onwards, including the high in demand #22 with the first appearance of Archie. You should understand that raw copies of these books such as Pep #23 are going for almost 5X guide in raw condition on eBay. This is especially significant considering how CGC-centric and HG focussed this market seems to be. Goes to prove that if you have the right books, they'll always be able to fetch good money, even without the CGC brand. Our little visit to his treasure trove have also revealed HG sightings of hot hot pre-Robin run of 'Tec books along with many early HTF Cenaturs and Fox books. An once in a lifetime dream to see some of these books in this type of condition. It's like going through the Gerber Photjournal, except it's all there sitting in little piles for him to go through and read. Sounds like we are about to see some sightings of HG Timelys pretty soon. I guess eventually he'll get around to his unrestored 'Tec 27 and Supes #1. Can't wait for the next episode as this seems to be the must see thread of the year so far. I suppose that's why I stay in Comics General.

Well, all I can say is: isn't Bangzoom doing this on an almost daily basis on the boards here. He certainly does have a lot of the board members in a frenzy with his fresh never before seen collection that is worth possibly millions of dollars. Probably will be one of the top pedigrees of all time if he ever decides to grade them. Seems to be the first thread that a lot of board members now check on a daily basis as he slowly reveals them one photo at a time.

Yeah, although you can find them at any comic convention, online dealers, or even Ebay. Good luck.

There should be an unwritten rule that you can only post books that you own. Should you really be able to post books for someone else?

Finally some real books.

That would be the early 1970's. Which is why DC romance books are so freakin' cool. Right Greggy.