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D Parker

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  1. Sorry, my message was a little confusing.  Comixology offers two services -- one is to purchase and download digital comics.  You get to keep these and you can read them even when you're not online.  They are in a restricted format so you are limited to reading them with the Comixology app.

    There is also a service called Comixology Unlimited, which is what I meant when I wrote, "If you join Comixology..."  This allows you to download and read selected comics (they are clearly marked with an "Unlimited" banner) as long as you're a member.  It's $5.99/month and the first month is free.  When your membership ends the CU comics you downloaded disappear but the ones you purchased do not.  Bonus - while you are a member you also get a discount on purchases (15% for Marvel, though I think it differs by publisher).

  2. On 3/14/2018 at 1:07 AM, romitaman said:

    now...since it seems my opinions always get copied and pasted a lot here... (LOL) , should i even mention about the ASM 61 having about 40-50 things different on the art versus the published cover?

    This ASM #61 cover/OA comparison might be useful if anyone wants to see what Mike is talking about.  Scroll down until you find the slider bar and you can go back and forth between the published cover and the original art.

  3. On 2/16/2018 at 6:42 PM, Crimebuster said:

    Are there any comic book stores in southern Vermont? I've been searching online for awhile and am coming up totally blank. Surely the good people of Vermont have somewhere to buy comics at?

    Anyone have any suggestions, or know of a comic book store in southern Vermont?

    When I was in school in the early 90s there was Country Dreamer and West Side Comics in Rutland.  There was also a decent store in Middlebury... Comics Route, I think?  Before that there was Moondance in Brattleboro.  I used to drool over the full page ad they had on the inside front cover of Marvel comics around 1980 or so but I never made it to the shop.  Sadly, all of these closed and nothing has sprung up to replace them. I think comic book collectors in Vermont have always relied heavily on mail order.

    If you're looking for back issues you might pop over to Comic Boom in Keene, NH, about twenty minutes east of Brattleboro.  Otherwise you could come down to western Massachusetts and visit Gary Dolgoff in Easthampton or Superworld Comics in central MA.  You should call first though as neither of them are traditional comic book stores.

  4. I bought a bunch of Bronze Age books from Chris in July 2014. They arrived quickly and the packaging was second-to-none. Count me as a very happy customer and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him again!

  5. I purchased a large number of inexpensive books from Tyler. He carefully screened them to make sure they met the minimum condition I was looking for. He also packed them very securely, sent them in a timely manner and even threw in a few freebies.

     

    It was a great transaction and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him again.

     

    Dan