comicparadox

Excellent communication from Ryan as seller of a high value modern book. Well-packaged, fully insured by seller = couldn't have asked for a better transaction from this seller. Thanks!

Jack Nicholas was smart to arrange his deal on that move as a percentage of the take. Very smart man.

 

Is he the guy who brings presents to all the good children on the 25th of this month?

 

Peace,

 

Chip

No, he's the Golden Bear. Best golfer of all time.

Interesting to see that "Seigel" and Shuster get billing in the ad, well before they sold that other intellectual property for $300.

Great book, superb packaging, easy to deal with! Thanks, hope to buy more from Joey!

Watchmen?

They will keep making Batman and Marvel superhero movies, but nobody is going to make new movies about obscure Charlton titles.

I liked the throwaway lines. "Dr. Erskine...super soldier". And Lola. She can move.

Any copy of Roly-Poly 10. I wonder if that whole print run was simply remaindered and accidentally not pulped. Somebody found a stash of them and released them into the wild...

Bought several grand worth of comic in first transaction - easy to deal with, and delivered exactly as promised!??

NIce book, Ballsy. Probably my favorite error book of all time. Nice to see another one.

I really like my FF #110 becuase it's such an old printer error and the fact that it was released and not caught until after it hit newsstands.

 

Just married a Wonder woman 1!

Great arrangement! Congrats. Was Steve Trevor jealous? I presume Etta Kandy was the maid of honor.

I will certainly be an active bidder on the copy!

You've scared away most Boardie bidders now. They know the depths to which a Coke Zero-addled mind will sink in order to hoard multiple high grade copies of Whiz 2.

So how did a Whiz #1 get stolen??

Someone took a whiz.

Turdesque. I kept walking away, but like gawkers at a car wreck, couldn't help myself from looking again. Doubt this series will last very long at all.

Kitcar poseur.

Here are some random pics

This pulled up as I was exiting the grounds. As he was backing into the spot, I literally felt the ground shake - man did it sound mean!

 

Probably a Factory Five. The owner probably just forgot to tighten up the manifold or something, that's why it sounded like it did.

I'd hit it.

Its enjoyable to do, although a little laborious, because I have to type each letter out word for word, and have to get it exact. I don't own a scanner, and my camera is garbage.

I have just learned (I think) how to upload pics to the forum, so hopefully I can round the posts out a bit with some informative pictures when needed.

I've been on the Boards ten years and you've accomplished all I know how to do (and more) in ten days.

You're excluding the "homage" covers, presumably. There are at least half a dozen Action 1 homages, from later Action Comics itself to the most recent Popeye 1.

 

Where does it say homage covers are excluded?

Hey, it's your thread, so it's your rules. Except reprints don't count.

You're excluding the "homage" covers, presumably. There are at least half a dozen Action 1 homages, from later Action Comics itself to the most recent Popeye 1.

Reprints don't count.

Found the closest match thus far.

 

 

Don't forget Starlin's take on the Pieta. (last image of the four below)

Contrary to popular belief, Byrne was NOT the first one to use this pose...

 

 

 

 

Yeah, but you outbid him. Now all you need to do is list the book on either Pedigree or eBay so he'll buy it and then he'll offer it up again. It can be an infinite loop.

If you have any other Ekgren covers, (Weird Horrors 6 or 9, I believe), pre-emptive

 

You can't do that.

Tough crowd. Can't anyone take a joke at this feeding frenzy?

If you have any other Ekgren covers, (Weird Horrors 6 or 9, I believe), pre-emptive

Corgi and The General came in at the SAME SECOND!!

 

another posting that shouldn't be taken out of context...

I believe the ID logo was used by "Independent Distributors".