romanheart

I grabbed a couple of copies from my LCS as it should do well in the back issue market due to the cover. (thumbs u It counts. I should get a copy.

All this talk of scams and I cancelled a whole bunch of sketchy eBay watches. Better safe than sorry.

I'll take Batman Adv 12 or NM98.

If a comic can double in a day in the hundreds, it can sink just as fast. I'm starting to be a believer in an inflated price bubble.

Doesn't Deadpool have the personality of a squeegy kid you just want to beat with his own pail?

What if the movie never launches?

Because we would have more confidence to buy more often.

x2 the price in one day because of an announcement and suddenly it's a must have. There is something wrong about that. If the movie stinks much like ASM2, would you still want to pay these prices?

I wouldn't be putting any other chemical to the slab just to remove a sticker, even an unwanted one. I much prefer BACK COVER SCANS and a DESCRIPTION about date stamps/overspray instead Even if they never listen that's my number one pet peeve about the site

Right after the movie. Ryan Reynold's is in it right.

I'm not going to get overexcited over casting for a tv show. They never have the budget to pull off the things a movie could do. You can hope for the best and be glad they're finally taking an interest in one of your favourite characters.

Sounds good to me. But HBO would be better. Spartacus level of violence would be better.

You can't go wrong with DD. I don't have 2-14 myself with the exception of 4. They do come up often enough but I don't seem to find deals like Rob. Most auctions for those require you to pay up front too and I have had a clink buy I didn't care for. You are welcome to my #4 but it's a VF.

I saw Steranko at SDCC in 2006 at the Vanguard booth. They had an end booth as I recall, and it extended into the first booth on either side, so it was a big space. Steranko stood in the middle of it and pretty much didn't make contact unless an item was purchased. I took him to be stand-offish, but this seems to be the exception rather than the rule. My first Tony Moore meting wasn't stellar, he just didn't seem interested in being there. I met him again this year in KC and we struck up a conversation about Fear Agent, going on about the EC comics that inspired it. Complete 180 from the first time. Meeting Jim Lee was a downer, but again, by all accounts, I just walked up at a bad moment. He never looked up, just scribbled his name and kept going. His handlers are the only ones that spoke, and all they had to say was "hurry up." I don't get that about the assistants at the show. If you spend all that time lining up to give your money, they can wait a few moments while you prepare exchange when you get there. I don't risk my cash being exposed or comics/art being damaged while I am in line. If they don't like how I am giving away my money at the front of the line, too bad for them, not too bad for me.

I would say a lot of celebrities (movie, tv) at the cons have issues. Adam West was an unpleasant surprise. He didn't behave rudely to me, but he was not very warm either and I have actually seen him put a fan to tears. I don't look at that tv show the same anymore. I almost prefer not to meet the celeb and just collect the autograph. I haven't talked much with comic book artists much but they are generally worth giving your attention too. They are much nicer. Neal Adams is a pretty decent fellow. There was a time when real Hollywood stars like Marlon Brando would sign for free. Even stars like Monroe and Harlowe would give secretarial autographs to their fans, but they at least cared. If I was a celeb with a dwindling fan base I wouldn't be upsetting what little fans I had left. Cassandra Peterson was a pleasure to meet at the cons. Very nice.

hmm, not bad

I picture Elektra more like this: I like Woll's character on TB, but all the other women on that show can make the others look plain. You can pick your choices for Typhoid Mary and Black Widow.

I picture Karen more like this

I am not crazy about Deborah Woll joining as I don't really think she's that hot. I actually like the casting for MM/DD as I think C. Cox was a pretty darn good actor in Boardwalk Empire. I hated to see his character go. I hope this makes Netflix in Canada. We never seem to get as good a deal as the Americans here.

Received 3 ghost riders from Barton well packaged and excellent condition. Very satisfied.

Finally saw it. I think the make up and cgc were very good. The story overall was pretty good except I think the heroes could have had more action roles. Winter soldier gets my nod for superhero of the year. We'll see if Sin City beats it for comic film of the year. DC should hurry up and come out with better quality films. Overall, I like first class better.

At the height of comics movies, when 'The Dark Knight", "Iron Man", and "Avengers" came out, I was hearing that people were tiring of super hero movies. Basically, word of mouth. Being a long time comic fan, I can stomach even a bad comic book movie. If you put enough CGI in something over the summer break, people will come to see it. Even junk like "Transformers". Soon to be 4 pieces of junk in a row.

Because they are packaged like blockbusters and when you put that much money into a film you are going to get a return of some kind, hopefully more than you made it for.

I think the non-comic book audience was getting tired of superhero films a while ago. The rest of us will always see them eventually. I don't think it's an excuse to make a dumb film. Even good films work for kids and adults alike.

It's funny how all the traditional flagship (Superman, Spider-Man) superheros are not faring as well as the more realistic superheros (i.e Batman, Captain America, Iron Man). Iron Man was a comic that had poor sales for a long time. Too bad Marvel hasn't planned a DD film yet.