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Picking up VALIANT like it's 1994.

Here's my contribution. Is that a RIGHT arm?

I love that every tombstone has pencil lines where to write 'My Friend' ...

Here's a INKS only (digital pencils) of 'Death of Wolverine'

^ I did NOT make this up.

Are all GL51 UPC's the 2nd Print?

That Bloodshot is signed by G., nice! Oh, c'mon. His name rhymes with RICK, not *spoon*

That Bloodshot is signed by G., nice!

FINDS

Dropped a lot of money into the Walking Dead SLOT MACHINE Everything is franchised now-a-days:

Saw this on ebay. THIS is how the 5th print came-to-be:

Not high grade, but got for a nice price -- Signed by Dennis O'Neil & Howard Chaykin Love it.

What is the number one most desired G.I. Joe comic book? Is it 1st print issue1?

picked up 11 & 12 yesterday -- these aint easy to find in the wild much anymore --

I think this belongs here. I found some early issue Cerebus at a excellent price. BTW, what issues should i buy up to that are still considered rare & desired? Are issues in the 30's & 40's worth buying? Anyways ... always wanted early copies --

NewsStand variants seem to carry a slight premium -- Trying to pick these up before the next announcement --

Sorry the pic is sideways -- Found this yesterday with the serial numbering. McFarlane + Turtles = Ashcan

Time to buy OA: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Batman-original-comic-art-Pat-Broderick-436-Pg-22-Framed-Signed-/281452392897?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4187deb1c1

Second appearance of Sabretooth, still dont own a 1st -- Warlock dons a new costume -- Classic KIRBY -- Old Juggernaut -- Top right corner is mangled, but 2nd appearance of Bullseye -- 1st PowerMan & IronFist team-up PEACE!

Picked up a THIRD print ($50). did i pay too much in this condition? Is it worth grading & is there an extra charge for oversize books?

Help -- I've never been in the market, but the LCS got a 3rd print with 3 good creases or spine dings, so I guess 6.5? Is it worth the $50 price tag?

Having been in this game a long time, i've met most creators more than once in a variety of venues. Many Many of them are different from experience to experience. Sometimes sketches are free, the next time they cost money. Sometimes they want to engage you in conversation, sometimes you feel like you're 'bothering' them. A single experience often does NOT tell the story. I just find it bizarre when the rules of getting a sketch or autograph changes dramatically depending on venue. I also find it off-putting when a creator is at his table at a convention, but will only sign books 'the last hour of the convention.' -- That happened 2 or 3 times at HeroesCon this year. Then what are you doing at your table for 6-8 hours if you aren't meeting fans?

i think i saw on Twitter when Erik Larsen was moving houses, that he still owned every page of Savage Dragon. -- one day the flood will burst and 2000+ pages will come on the market.

Everytime i meet Georges Jeanty, i pick up a page or two --