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Might want to look at Bill Cole too: http://bcemylar.com/ship.cfm

New England Comics has multiple stores in the area. They're all different as far as size and product. http://newenglandcomics.com/ Also might want to check out http://store.comicallyspeaking.com/ And don't bother with any Newbury Comics. It's not really a traditional comic shop.

Recently traded a Tick Omnibus #2 that was 6th print. Wo! What did the Cover look like? pray tell! Tick Omnibus 2 6th

Recently traded a Tick Omnibus #2 that was 6th print.

You should have supplied one. I got this.... This is not the 60% off I was expecting.

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Of all 10,000,000 comics? If you could make a scan every minute it would take 19+ years if you worked 24 hours a day. Plus, if you paid people $10/hr to do it, it would cost $1,666,666.67. Now, if you mean scans of comics over a certain pricing threshhold like MCS does, that would be a reasonable request.

I keep hearing that the weight limit is higher on 1st class, yet I went to USPS and cannot use it on a 14 oz package. I thought it was 15 oz. The service everyone hears about is called 'First-Class Package Service' and is not a service available to retail customers coming into a post office - you can only get this service with a commercial account through ebay, stamps.com, etc.. ** It is not the same thing as first class parcel service you are familiar with. First-Class Package Service can be opened and inspected by the post office like media mail is. There are also certain restrictions on what can be mailed at that rate. I get the option plus discounted postage rates through Paypal shipping. If you've got a Paypal account, you should try it out. What is paypal shipping? Is it a separate website? And can you purchase it to ship to a transaction done outside of payal or is it only for paypal transactions? Log in to PayPal. On the lefthand side scroll down to Selling Tools and click on MultiOrder shipping. There will be pop-up windows, you may have to disable browser adblocks to get it to work.

I thought the humor was flat and lacking. Came off more as sad and a little creepy. Production wise it looked, shall we say inexpensive but, not in a campy fun way. Costumes were... not good. Plus, the extensive ADR was jarring to me. A disappointing thumbs down. Not sure it can (or should) be saved without extensive changes.

Back from Boston Comic Con. Picked up the BCC Exclusive Tick issue and print. Ian Nichols, the cover artist is signing either at the NEC booth (A605) or his own booth Fat Cat Funnies (D418/419).

@kpaqu1 Here you go! Take a look at page 81 of this thread. I wonder what different colors were made available at the time? Took a few years to finally see it here, but worth the wait.

It's the original. Profiles in History is auctioning it off from Frank Darabont's collection. http://profilesinhistory.com/auctions/frank-darabont-collection/

https://www.bagsunlimited.com/p-7981-comic-storage-box.aspx Here's Magazine size: https://www.bagsunlimited.com/p-5867-magazine-storage-box-archival.aspx Man. These are SO exactly perfect except that they don't have handles in the front and back. It's good to know these are an option (thank you), but I'm still going for the gold. Do these gray boxes exist with handles somewhere?

https://www.bagsunlimited.com/p-7981-comic-storage-box.aspx Here's Magazine size: https://www.bagsunlimited.com/p-5867-magazine-storage-box-archival.aspx

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I thought he was published in Fantastic Fables 1 Indicia date is March 1987. Dragon Quest, Fantastic Fables #1, Grips and Nightmaster all predate it. It is (was) rare because it was not distributed due to the printer not being paid. About 10-ish years ago Gary Dolgoff (I think) bought them started selling them. It is the 1st Cuda, I believe.

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0.81 cents. But neither is shipping to Canada so, no good for the original request. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Plain-Brown-Box-16-in-x-12-in-x-4-in-25-Box-Bundle-PRA0086/203596608

Official pricing tables effective January 17, 2016: http://pe.usps.com/cpim/ftp/manuals/dmm300/notice123.pdf Yes, Regional A & B still exist.

I was wondering when one of these would show up. Last year, in an e-mail news blast, NEC said they would have one for sale at SDCC. I asked about it (thread page 17) but, nothing came of it at the time.

That Ayala splash is boss.

Amazing Heroes #145 (July 1988) is actually the reused cover of Comico Attractions #6 (April 1987)

She appears to be credited on the track and movie and also received an award from ASCAP for it. I'll go out on a limb and say she was compensated.

Pulled these from a flea market last year. Guess he signed a bunch?