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Why didn't the zombie delivery truck smash through the inner gates on the prison and drop off the zombies?

This is why I thought it was Andrea. Causing what she knew would be easily handled damage, and she'd be able to get there and in without being thought of by the Governor.

I could be in left field as well of course...just the first thing that entered my mind when the scene aired.

I think I posted this pic in this thread before, though with the EH love happening, I'll post it again:

And yes that is three copies of Iron Man 55 EH edition

I actually loved Paul Smith's work on the book. The stories were just terrible though, light a light bulb got switched off or something. Mutant Massacre and Fall of the Mutants were okay, though don't stand the test of time.

Heck, the Brood Saga is one of the most underrated story lines of all time. Great stuff there.

I remember very vividly when 175 hit the stands

My best friend at the time who lived a couple of houses down called me and told me it was on the rack at the depanneur (that's Quebecois for corner store ). I literally slammed the phone down on him and RAN to the store to buy it.

Good times!

Holy smokes! I came here to post 176 as well! It's almost unanimous...interesting.

I've got a couple copies of the regular #1...I'll post pics tonight.

 

I also have The Tick Onmibus gold edition, that's signed, numbered and sketched by Edlund. I haven't seen another in many years...

Here's a group shot of my #1s (both are quite nice), and my copies of each Omnibus.

The gold edition is limited to 3000 copies, individually numbered, signed and sketched . I haven't seem any of these around in many years.

I've got a couple copies of the regular #1...I'll post pics tonight.

I also have The Tick Onmibus gold edition, that's signed, numbered and sketched by Edlund. I haven't seen another in many years...

From another forum...not me and not taking credit for it.

T-dog...lived in a world with no government or police...still died in prison.

DArn funny though

I could have sworn I posted on here years ago...

I've had my copy for well over 20 years. Beat but complete

Strangely enough, I was just consigned by a friend who is now living in Australia to sell all his original toys...Transformers and a HUGE He-Man assortment. Just reading up on the value of these things and it looks like I've got a pile of cash sitting in my spare room

I posted this in the foreign thread in CG, but I'll put it here for you as well. Pretty hard to find, so I was happy to grab it...

Éditions Héritage, printed here in Quebec. Really nice shape as well!

Got my scanner up and running...here are a few:

Fun books to dig up

I picked up a clean 1st gen PS3 at a garage sale Saturday morning for $20...it's got the YLOD problem that I can either fix myself or have fixed for under $50.

This is a fun box as it plays PS1 and 2 games as well ...

I sought out that GI Joe for a long time and finally gave up last year.....very nice to see it..

 

 

This is one coool thread!!! NIce books posted

It's in really nice shape...I couldn't believe it. I'll scan it and post it later on.

I read the story as well, and I have to say the translation is terrible.

Here is a quick group pic of a few Heritage editions I had handy. There are a couple there that I haven't run across another copy of, particularly the GI Joe 21...

I've been picking up the Heritage French Canadian editions for a few years now as I always found them fun to have alongside the originals.

I'll try to post some pics tonight

Just finished The Fountainhead, and have just started We The Living (both Ayn Rand).

I read Anthem first, and then read her 3 novels in.reverse chronological order, and it's been quite rewarding seeing the evolution of the three books.

Again, beautiful stuff

Almost finished Atlas Shrugged. Starting The Fountainhead right after.

Beautiful stuff

Just finished Anthem, and am pRt way through Atlas Shrugged.

On an Ayn Rand kick...truly great stuff. Everyone who isn't a socialist should really read Anthem

I have a Wolverine #2 (1990 series) that I bought off the newsstand myself, and when I got home I realized it was a double cover.

Only one I own. And I still have it.

I always wanted an Axis cover, and on my trip to NYC in 2008, I picked this up for the same price 3 or 4 moderns would have cost me, so I couldn't refuse (sorry for the crappy pic):

Really good read. Thought there might have been a few too many splash pages. Are they trying to get Adlard some more advertisement for his OA? But this issue was really good!

 

 

 

I just wonder what is next for Andrea. She has been through (arguably) the most trauma in the series. Rick and Carl will never be the same. The priest is going to have to "man up".

 

I was disappointed that The Hunters really didn't cause too much havoc in the series. I guess I was hoping for more from them. They really only took Dale with them. According to Kirkman's article where he was putting odds on people's deaths, I expected more bloodshed.

 

 

 

 

I completely forgot about that article where Kirkman put odds on people's deaths, but now that you mention it, I was expecting more of the main characters to be be offed in this arc based on that as well.

 

It will be very interesting to see where Krikman takes Andrea and the Priest from here. I agree completely with your points here....

 

(thumbs u

 

 

I think the issue showed just how badass this group has gotten at surviving. Great book!

Here's a blurry pic of a Kurt Busiek/Scott McLeod letter in Marvel Spotlight #1 (let side letter):

Very cool, love the wine decanters as well. (thumbs u

Thanks. Wine is another one of our vices.

BTW, the open armoir was the home to the Can. Ed. Ghost Rider #1 for quite a while.

We have expensive coasters as well...

I have some not-so-great pics of my setup at my place where I've been for a year and a half.

It's a second floor, big 5 1/2 of a duplex though not quite as big as a house to one's self. I had to be a bit creative, and have a girlfriend who likes my stuff to get things to where I'm at (and happy).

I've got my 3 comic armoirs beside each other along the inside wall of the dining room where they fit just perfectly. They are 6 feet high, 2 1/2 wide and 16 inches deep. The best stuff is organized in dividers (see open door pic), and the rest are arranged inside 2 rows deep...they hold A LOT of books, and hidden from view until you want to see them.

On top is my sketch and original art collection.