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Everything posted by Westy Steve
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10% off everything listed so far. More comfortable by soon.
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Put that $2.50 in a quality Mylar with a thick backboard and it will challenge your perspective on how a book presents best. Books look great in slabs but the slab is a little too thick for the color to pop. Even $30 buys a great book that looks awesome in Mylar.
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That’s it for now…maybe more tomorrow night.
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Yours Thanks.
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Reserved for recap
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Hey guys, Selling off some books that no longer fit in my narrow collection. I’ll add to this list once in a while. Terms: you can return the book within a few days if you find an undisclosed defect. If you buy the book thinking it might be a 9.6 and then discover it’s more like a 9.4, that’s not a reason to return the book..Go to a show and do that kind of thing. I always check my books to see if pages or pieces are missing that if I missed one, that is definitely a reason to return the book. Shipping will be $10 for up to five books. I will ship them in on bendable, cardboard, folded package. Probably not in a box, but I will insure it and it will get there safely. US sales only, but I might be convinced to sell to Canada for an additional fee Paypal G&S unless we agree otherwise via PM A “take” in the thread trumps an offer under negotiation.
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Hmmm…to clarify, the hero’s back should be turned, since that’s supposed to mean bad for sales.
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Hey guys, So last night I was at a local comic book club meeting. (Yeah, it's cool that we have one). Anyway, I was discussing how I felt that the cover of Man-Thing #12 is cool because you get to see what Man-Thing's back looks like. One of our member's expressed to me how much editors tried to discourage this type of cover because it didn't provide the recognizable features of the character, which, in-turn, could translate into loss of sales. That makes sense to me. I asked them if they were aware of any other "back to the reader" covers, and we could only think of a one other (A Hulk magazine). Care to share yours?