davidpg

Exactly!

Imagine a golden aged sized, newsprint anthology DC book with 3 different character stories. 22 pages character and the rest ads. Sold on newsstands everywhere for $1, maybe $2 per copy. How much fun would that be? And could they make up the money with volume at that point?

I'll do my best to play through!

I just picked up 2 bound volumes of comic strips from 1944-45, in French from here in Quebec. The newspaper is Le Patriot...I'm still researching them. One is all Bat-Man and the other is all Superman (and both names have been Francisified! ). Each volume has about 120 pages and the back of the pages have tons of interesting stuff as well. I think I'll be posting these up for sale soon though. Here are a couple pages: EDIT: Just realized they changed Bruce Wayne's name to Paul Demers!

Finally got through watching this movie. Took me 3 nights to finally get through it, and even then it wasn't captivating my attention. Was formulaic and all the characters were quite one dimensional. I can rewatch a lot of the Marvel movies, and this movie has zero rewatchability. It seems to me Spider-Man works better as a supporting character in the current scheme of things.

I guess someone stole it out of the issue before I nabbed it off the stand

Schitt's Creek is by far the best show on CBC. ANd they'll have to be extremely lucky for MOKF to top 1B.

I still have my copy that I bought off the rack back in the day here in Canada and there was no Tattooz in it

I have a few copies of the French Canadian Héritage edition of this issue. The translation from English to French was flawless.

Feel exactly the same here, though I'd pay $25 for a $100+ book

Santa Monica really was great to visit!

Yes he was. An early and long term partner. They parted ways sometime in the late 80s if I'm remember correctly.

Hah! It'll be a good sale, believe me

My issue with this is that I've been collecting for so long that unless it was an insanely good deal, I wouldn't spend the money on books that the books are demanding. Just last night I was talking about how I just never added a Thor 337 to my collection as I couldn't justify paying $7 for this book. Now commanding thousands of dollars when graded, it just is insane to me. That said, I'm THIS close to selling off a few books that I've had for decades to get myself an early 2000s 911C4 (convertible if possible).

Saw it for the second time on Sunday, taking my son this time. We both loved it, and I liked it better the second time. The points that bothered me the first time still stuck though. I was certain that Loki somehow tricked Thanos and the rest that he was actually killed to be able to be hidden behind he scenes and work his magic. That means that Loki really was pretty much unceremoniously killed off. I know Loki taking the Tesseract means he's still alive in a new timeline...still lame. I must also say that everyone and their Grandmothers picking up and handling the Infinity Stones, not to mention the whole Gauntlet, was quite annoying. Still enjoyed the heck out of it!

What'S this book going for now? Resurgence in price? I have 2 or three hiding away....

I can't believe the price of Captain Marvel Adventures 18 these days. I got my copy for a pittance a decade ago here on the boards...the book is a couple grand now, even with the undisclosed restoration I found on it

Great show! Killed it this weekend somehow. Was like all all the stuff that really happened between the scenes we saw on TWD (in a good way!).

I have a lot of stuff I kept from when we had our comic shop in the early 90s. I'll try to dig up some pics!

I presently have 46 out of the first 100.

Back in 2006 (when I about to have my son and wanted to free up the bigger room for him) I traded 16 long boxes of mostly unbagged 90s drek for midgrade copied of Action Comics 86 and Superman 43 at my friendly LCS. Was a good deal for me as I really needed the space though there was 1- 3 copies of New Mutants 98 in there and a few other modern drek gems. Gotta say it still feels great to have unloaded it all.

St, Mark's Place might be my favorite three blocks in NYC. Was fun to have an older school style comic shop there.

Oh good times...

Ask and ye shall receive! The gloss on these books is amazing and not a crease. Invisible water spots on the cover of 93 take nothing away from it either

This is an easy one for me as I bought exactly 3 comics this year, and that was last weekend! High grade copies of Yopung Love 91 and 93, and a 1st print Dawn 1.