Arsenalherd

apart from Batman then people what you doing this weekend, im having a quiet one due to lady working all weekend so for the football season i have dug out FM12 and a few crates of beer

my guess is Batman 498

Post 4000, it's mine

Don't get me started on what was wrong with these movies Go on - start. No.... must.... resist..... do it, do it, do it

If you can stay awake during them channels at night you can do anything, you wanna get promotion to babestation through the night instead

Fairplay, no way I could watch all 3 in 1 go let alone through the night

Going with a mate Saturday, cannot wait

WTTB's we are a good bunch in here

try with the colour, its the next step of progression

wowzer Chris

it was ok Waylander, they were best friends after, i just wanted to see blood

big night of boxing just about to watch a dodgy link to Chisora v Haye then Khan, lovely stuff

im not now after i made a WD purchase from Dre, think next one is not till Sept now

again top stuff Chris

i have had as quick as 5 days to me, longest is 3 weeks, actually longest is still waiting for a comic 3 months later a boardie says they have sent

Chris can i join the queue please with the ASM 611 cover.

Is that your face on her left butt cheek Gaz.

WTTBs

anyone here use this site below, just discovered it through Ebay and wondering if worth it, or knows people that run it? http://www.comicpriceguide.co.uk/

That's top work Chris, well impressed

Just seen the Comicana weekender, aslong as lady is not working I'm in

top stuff Chris, may think of one myself now

They Walk Among Us sounds familiar, didn't they used to be one of the main mail order dealers? I also remember names like; Dangerous Visions and Dark They Were and something Eyed?? Dark They Were And Golden Eyed was the first proper comic shop in London, situated in St. Anne's Court in Soho (ironically the same building where Ross and Gambaccini's Top Ten Comics was, in the early 90s). It was the mecca / hangout for what was then a pretty small geek community. It shut its doors in the late 70s, with most of its staff, including a pre-Comic Showcase Paul Hudson, relocating to Forbidden Planet in Denmark Street. They Walk Among Us was in Richmond - it had back issues but was mainly focused on merchandise and imports. After at least 15 years of trading it got taken over by Biff Averre of Ace Comics and is still very much open for business. Worth checking out if you're in Richmond...it's near the high street. 30th Century Comics is also still going - located on the Lower Richmond Road near Putney Bridge / High Street, it's definitely worth a look as they have a decent back issue selection. Never heard of this shop, gotta look for it now 30th Century is the only "real" comic shop still in existence in London. Though the owners make me smile. Remind of Mr Neat and Mr Tidy from the Mr Men

I'm happy with 2nd considering I only had 9 points after 1st group games