Illustrious

Another gimmick that won't stick, it cheapens the character and title even further IMO.

I just did.

Captain America 14, brubaker series •why you think it will increase in value? Bucky •(%) probability that it will go up. 80% •what price do you think it will achieve? $100 9.8 •how long we should hold it? Forever, another modern key in the making. He is going no where but up, in both the movies, and the comic world. He will NOT be limited to just CA2 •additional notes: bucky as winter soldier is here to stay. Print run is not huge. I think Captain America #6 will end up being the bigger key since CGC denotes it as the first full appearance of the Winter Soldier. Issue #14 does have that awesome cover going for it though, probably my favorite cover of the modern era.

I am very curious to see how long they stretch out the Governor storyline, since he was in a pretty good chunk of the comic issues, #27-#48 I believe?

I guess I need to post a pic of my current copy then, I downgraded from a 1.0 to a coverless copy.

Expect to get paid in 2-3 months then.

In da house:

Ah, must have been graded before they began slabbing coverless comics as NG's.

Interesting, how did that grade at a .5 instead of a NG?

I've really grown to like the TEC 35 cover now, I guess "Comic Book Men" were good for something.

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Let me guess, you own a TEC 31?

That's better than my 1.0 PLOD at least.

One of my favorite modern covers:

That's exactly what I plan to do with my SA 1.0, it too has a spine split held together by glue.

I don't really have a room yet, but I've started to display some things in my home studio:

USA #7 has to be up there.

At this point I'd take any grade Hulk #1

Illustrious = rutheshadiest RUtheshadiest eBay home page

I made an offer to Michael to buy back a book I sold to him in the past and he took me up on it, much to my delight. Great communication as usual and super fast shipping, you can't go wrong buying, selling or trading with Michael. (thumbs u Travis

sincerely! Nice So nice that I thought they were reprints... then I realized they weren't and now I am all... No, you are right in thinking they are reprints, I can only dream in having originals in that type of shape. The top three are from the Alan Light Flashback reprint series from the 70's, and the Cap #1 is a 1999 Marvel German reprint. I thought these would look good framed in my office.

It's strange that AF #15 seems to be the most plentiful Silver-Age key yet it's the most valuable. Hulk #1 seems downright rare in comparison.

I sold another book to Eddy and it was as easy and hassle-free as our previous transaction. A first class buyer all the way, and a good guy to shoot the breeze with about comics in general. (thumbs u