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I will also throw up my Alice In Wonderlands and Peter Pans. Those were a beeyotch as well.

I can tell you that that one is a white logo copy. I have a couple more and I have way more Shroud of Mysterys than I do Shadow Plays, so I will check logo color on those.

Nope, that drekky title went only four issues and it is noted in the Overstreet Guide. And as a fan of 90s Marvel drek, I'm proud to say I have the full four issue run. Any other guesses? Pirates of Dark Water

Thanks for posting this!! A couple of weeks ago, I put together as comprehensive a list as I though there could be to go hit a couple of LCS' with. That book was on the list and I knew I had never seen it. I had no idea what the cover would be, and I should have known I wouldn't have been disappointed. Comprehensive Dave Stevens Checklist! (thumbs u I used that! It has so much extraneous stuff on it, though, that I wanted a comic only list. But that is what I used to compile it. I don't trust the source enough to certify that it is comprehensive, though.

Mort the Dead Teenager?

Thanks for posting this!! A couple of weeks ago, I put together as comprehensive a list as I though there could be to go hit a couple of LCS' with. That book was on the list and I knew I had never seen it. I had no idea what the cover would be, and I should have known I wouldn't have been disappointed.

Flawless transaction, Tom. Thanks.

Was going through boxes last night and I came upon a longbox that was almost all my OO books from 1986-7. It was interesting to see what I was reading at the time and what survived in good condition vs. what didn't. My technique at the time was to put four moderns in a silver age bag. Amazingly, these all survived in 9.4-9.8. Many many others were not so lucky. The Marvel project sketch cover has amped up my nostalgia for these books. I especially like the Cloak and Dagger.

Weren't several of the Broadway Comics books limited to 500?

So not Thai Baht? It's actually an interesting book. I didn't always know what was going on, but it was interesting. I will find my copies. They were signed by Paul Pope on the inside cover and have bled through terribly to the outer cover, but they are still sweet. PS: This is supposed to be about 80's books. Gower gets 50 lashes with a modern floppy.

Posted this is SS Room, but not here. Still waiting for a Chuck Norris signing:

The former Mayor of New York was selling comics in the 90's....? Guess he needed to slum it... no, wait . . . As far as I was concerned in the 80's and 90's Joe Koch was the mayor of New York!!

I have a sweet Star group shot on the works. I may have to do it in bunches. I forgot that I did a buy from Ed Koch in the late 90s that had a bunch of Star #1s in it.

No idea. The GCD has very little info. It notes that it has only house ads so I am thinking it was multi-pak only.

This book took me forever to track down.

My money is on the fact that Doc Joe now owns that book.

Not 9.8 but still

Can't go wrong with jones and Corben

I like the one with more Saturn Men.

What happens when we quote a fingh post? Entertainment abounds, outlooks improve, and ladies swoon.

Those are so cool.

Every time one of you quotes an akanni23 post an angel gets pistol whipped . . .

Where is the love for forum albinos?

I just googled that. I am going to have to check that movie out sometime. It sounds funny and Dorothy Stratton was