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comicsnyc22

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  1. Two things: A: I'm very glad we were able to derail the conversation and bring this thread back to what it should be about, which is OA B: Here are a few pages that should serve as a nice gauge on the market for the future (Thanks dem!) http://www.comiclink.com/auctions/item.asp?back=%2Fauctions%2Fsearch%2Easp%3Fwhere%3Dsell%26title%3Dadlard%26ItemType%3DCA%23Item_989093&id=989093 http://www.comiclink.com/auctions/item.asp?back=%2Fauctions%2Fsearch%2Easp%3Fwhere%3Dsell%26title%3Dadlard%26ItemType%3DCA%23Item_986929&id=986929
  2. Pass the crack pipe. No thank you gave it up... Really? You don't think it will sell for that? I think it will 100% Ok I took one of the + signs out. There's always a possibility it might do... but I think on a $0.99 auction it wouldn't due to the real competition lying elsewhere. Usually at this point I'd spout some rhetoric about how a bit of patience and waiting for a decent older page at a better price would be the best thing.... but it isn't. Not now. This is where the real contest lies, you are going to be up against James / Jerry / Gene and anyone else that has decided to partake. It might just keep the prices lower on these because people aren't going to want to diminish their purchasing power if something better is coming up around the corner. ... there is always going to be something better coming up around the corner. I don't know. You've got two big players buying everything and keeping them stored up. Then you have a ton of other players buying up good pages as they come along. I just don't see how you can say there's always something better coming up around the corner when long term Tony Moore and older Charlie stuff to many trumps the new items from a (and I know how insufferable this is about to sound) purists standpoint (pre 115 with the additional inker, etc: Good pages barely come up on Ebay, CL & other sites as it is. Zombie pages are even tougher. Great zombie pages? Get them while you can.
  3. Pass the crack pipe. Sadly, I think it would, Garf. Not by much, but given the rush on OA lately, that page to me would get $1,000 easily.
  4. Completely agree. David Morrisey is a hell of an actor.
  5. It really depends on if you're buying from Mark or the secondary market. There was a double page splash that just sold for $6,000 on splash page. To be honest, anything with a decent zombie on it is probably going to set you back at least $1,000, if not more depending on detail, who else is on the page, page significance, size of the OA, if it was pre-100, pre 48, post 114 w/ Stephen, etc. If you're buying secondary market, it may be even higher. For a book with 100+ issues and zombies everywhere, there aren't really as many crazy zombie pages as you would think. Which is probably why it's been so good.
  6. This is a little off topic, but I finally snagged a Banksy-- and since there isn't a CAF for street art , here you go: Jack & Jill, 2005
  7. Yes, but the sketch would be treated as a defect and references as an unattributable sketch and sig on the label. If say, Kirkman signed it, he'd be noted but that's it.
  8. Welcome back! Look forward to more charts/graphs. Also, I agree with you. Although saga, has been falling off the front page of the forums it's still surprising to see that it stillh as print run over 50k a month at issue 14? thanks and here is saga's mighty sales CBT IS BAAAAAAAAAAAAACK!
  9. After making some money on the books, I decided to pull the trigger and move my collection to mostly art. I feel a deeper connection to the OA, and not that it's about the $$$, but I feel that it's certainly safer bet. That said, #1 will always be a decent buy in my opinion. With only 7,500 copies and 14 million+ fans watching on Sunday's, even if a fraction of those folks dig the book, demand will always overrun supply.
  10. And so it begins. Sure hope this doesn't turn out like Sixth Gun. Good luck Preacher. This book is so incredibly easy to get in high grade. Just wait three months and you be fine.
  11. I think the more depth you add to the Governor, the better. He's a really dynamic actor, and I'm so glad they're letting him out of the cage a little. The idea of limiting him to this barbaric nutjob wouldn't work on TV. I love this tension. Really do.
  12. I think there will be that moment.. just not necessarily with Tyreese. The show seems to keep the big events, but switch the characters This happens with Herschel.
  13. It's episodes like last night's that make the show a legitimate television series. Incredible storytelling.
  14. Wow, thats a great book and I agree Joey ( Roulette44 ) is a top dude Agreed! Great book.
  15. I always loved the MASSIVE plate of nachos the guy on the left in the white is holding in that GIF. He's one arming it like a baby.