thunsicker

Your best bet is to check eBay sold listings and see what a comparable condition issue has gone for: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=thor+165&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&_sop=15 If you aren’t sure of condition you can post pictures in the spare a grade thread and people will give their estimates: https://boards.cgccomics.com/forum/42-hey-buddy-can-you-spare-a-grade/

Nerf Herder. Gen-Xer who saw Star Wars 21 times in the theater.

We got most of them over here. No love for the Banana Splits yet though, I see? Expand I knew who they are as a group but I can't tell you their individual names. I couldn't stand that show. Right. My parents limited how much Saturday Morning TV I could watch to a half hour. Why would I waste it on live action when I could watch cartoons.

I don’t see Muttly or Richard Dastardly. Or for that matter, anyone from Wacky Races.

Atom Ant

I’m reminded of the Christians who protested the Harry Potter books since they supported witchcraft. Those seemed to weather the storm fine.

There are different grading companies that all have differing quality of slabs and differing quality of service. At CGC there are differing slabs through the years that are of differing quality (and some think differing tightness of grading). Even looking at current CGC slabs there are differing sizes and differing labels. But if you are looking at sending in some comics to CGC about the only difference you can specify is tier, which is dependent on what you think the comic is worth and how fast you want it back, and whether you want one of their custom labels.

He’s two weeks younger than Jon Hamm.

I'd love for it to be Nathan Fillion like it was originally supposed to be.

The best part is if you check his name history:

If you are in Florence you’ll be near the shops that are in Firenze.

@vaillant

Can’t speak for everyone, but… I much prefer GoCollect’s interface. But GPA has a ton more data (both more current sources and more historical data.). It kind of depends on what you want to use it for.