TheLiamSturgess

Impressive!

the SW8s.

I loved Lost I firmly believe those who didn't enjoy it didn't fully understand it

I disagree, I think it's got enough "we know something that you don't and you'll have to keep watching to find out" to keep it interesting. Nothing like Lost IMO.

Amazing! Thanks for the info

That's a great point. Superman readers of today aren't reading Supes as when he was first introduced.

Spelling what?

Happy page #282 everybody!

...is only useful to an extent.

She fluent?

Thanks for the clarification CLaudio! Makes sense for sure.... I have heard about the Germans way of grading and how their grading scale was pretty advanced? Do you know about it? Is it similar to the 10 point CGC scale we have here? Curious now..... I have also been told by some that of all the countries in Europe the Germans were the most obsessed about grade and condition. High grade CGC-able German books are more readily available I have seemed to notice and been told by some others? is this true in your opinion? This is the answer about the german grading scale: http://www.comicguide.de/php/faq.php?nr=205 now, all we need, is someone who speaks german. comicfangermany (Thomas) comes on here every couple of months, and he is German!

2010, if you please!

WTTB!

Also working a huge deal on some Greek Spideys...

Great books guys! I've got a book waiting for me at the PO from Marmat. Hope to get a scan in tomorrow

Yes, but the term "America" has been generally used for decades (and I think it’s not correct) to indicate mostly the United States, but also South America and Canada are America, right? I thought they were printed at the same time in the USA, anyway. Yes, that's very incorrect - Canada, the United States and the various countries in South America are very distinct and don't always like being associated like that. Yes, we're linked by continent name (North and South America) but I, as a Canadian, am NOT American and don't subscribe to lots of American politics and values. It's not the biggest deal to blur the lines, but I hope that makes sense.

It's probably that last statement. I am Canadian, and they were created specifically for us, so I consider them different than their American counterparts.

IIRC, the framed ones are pictures only.

Amazing room! One of the earliest ones posted in here, if I remember correctly?

Now what do you know and we don't?

Got this one a few weeks ago - both covers are detached but I love it to death.

Located this mother of a book... Australian price variant. There's another one on eBay at the moment, if you're interested, grab it while it's there! These are difficult to track down.