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The only other Emerald Dawn cover that could topple the one for #1 would be #6; that one I'd break the bank on if it was available since that series wa one that got me hooked on the GL character as a kid. Does anyone know a dealer or sellers that have MD Bright Green Lantern pages? When I looked at the artist's site it didn't list any pages from the series available and I've never seen one pop-up on eBay or other dealer sites. I've been looking at one piece from the original GL series' "Road Home" but haven't been able to pull the trigger yet.

I think i just messed my pants seeing all those cool framed Green Lantern pieces, especially the MD Bright Emerald Dawn #1 cover! I've been trying to find Em. Dawn OA for years and can't find any at all.

Worst Electra drawing... ever. And why does Electra have a toothpaste tube sticking out of her forehead? Nice earrings though, classy.

Whoa, I originally thought those photos were from a hobby store instead of someone's room. Lots of stuff there, cool post.

Man, that's a great deal for $1 each. That'd keep me in reading mode for a couple months as I stockpile stuff to read. Not really a deal, but I saw that Dollar Tree store has bagged comics on sale. Saw in the end caps comic books bagged with a card. Took a look and saw mostly 80s and 90s dreck (Warlord, Superman, New Universe). I did end up buying one that had Iron Man 288 (the one from 1992 with War Machine with the silver foil cover) just to remember the stuff I used to buy like crazy when I was a kid...$2.99 cover price!

Was able to finally get a piece of art from the Ostrander/Mandrake 90's run of The Spectre. From issue #19 I believe. Now just need to find 4-5 more issue from the series then I would have my first and only full-comic run.

Finally was able to pick up a Swamp Thing piece after getting into the character recently. From Swamp Thing #100 original art (1990), page 4 by Pat Broderick (penciller) and Alfredo Alcala (inker). Page shows some wear with slight color discoloration at the top panel though.

Well these will be my last pieces of OA for a while after a small binge this past month. Doctor 13 #3 and 2001 Wonder Woman Annual pages by Cliff Chiang.

Green Lantern (Vol. 4) #27, Pg. 11 by Mike McKone.

Transition collector. Stopped collecting comics in the late 90s/early 2000s, sold off most of my toys collections a couple years ago. Focused on animation cel collecting the last 5+ years but the market pretty much dwindled in quality stock. So here I am now trying out OA. Before this year I only had one piece of OA that cost me less than $30 I think (Darkstars). Now I'm checking out series that I enjoy.

D.C. Comics, Day of Judgment #4 - Pg. 20 by Matt Smith.

I'd never thought I'd see a sad clown statue next to a replica iron man figure. These are the days.

From The Spectre Vol. 4, Issue 26 - Page 12 by Norm Breyfogle. Couldn't find a nice Detective Comics' Breyfogle piece, but at least I was able to purchase one of his art pieces that contain two of my favorite characters: GL Hal Jordan & The Spectre.

Nice Uncle Scrooge book find there. The local GW is a great place to pick up kid's books for cheap, I think the most one can spend there even on hardcovers is just like $4.00. I picked up some sealed Disney movie books there once in a while for gifts.

Kudos to Chuck Gower, received good deal on some $1 comics and shipped promptly and well-packed.

Man, there's some lucky people here. When I stop by local swap meets and sales, it's almost always 90's Image stuff or bad 80s comics...and always at a bargain of a buck each! A few months back, stopped by a Goodwill and someone donated what looked like 5-10 longeboxes of moderns (civil war, marvel, Valiant, etc.), but the store was selling them for a buck each still. Would have liked to see the guy dropping them off as I would have offered him at least $20-$40 just maininly as reading material since there wasn't anything key in there. I did score four beat-up X-Men Essentials books and an Infinite Crisis Companion TPB for a a couple dollars a piece though.

Sweet looking room. Impressed by your animation cel collection there. Can't believe you actually have a Charlie Brown with Snoopy on too of his dog house. Classic.

Got a nice sketch by Dean Trippe while standing in line at Comic Toons N Toys' Free Comic Book Day event. Great store and really nice and talented artist.

Just been starting on getting OA to my collection since animation cel collecting is sparse the last year or so. Here's the very first OA I ever bought. Page 18 of DarkStars issue #19 from DC Comics penciled by Mike Collins and inked by Ken Branch. Nice page with Ferrin Colos and fellow Dark Star agent along with the Flash teaming up. I also just got my second OA from Batman by Jim Aparo (posted in the framed art topic), and now awaiting in the mail two more OA pieces! This is too addicting!

Inked art of the final page from Batman #533 (1996) featuring Batman, Nightwing and Robin by Jim Aparo.

I know it's not super-rare, but I've been waiting 20+ years to finally get ASM #300 (it never showed up at my local grocery store where I picked up comics). After finding this CS site it got my comic collecting bug back up to finally buy it. Now I gotta drag out my comic collection from storage and see what's left (I sold most of my stuff after I college after 15+ yrs. of collecting).