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I like the idea of using quasi-multi-generational regression analysis.

Clearly, these things can only be decided by those with multiple PhD.s . . .

$80 for grading? I think less. Anyway, if you do get it graded - qualified is the way to go. My second OO copy graded 8.5 Q White, and if I remember correctly, I got $550 for it (and that was 15 years ago) - here on the Boards, in fact.

Bingo! (keeps me active, and I find that buyers don't like trolling through eBay stores that much). I try to keep anywhere from 400 to 500 books listed at any given time, or approximately 50 to 60 books per selling account.

Well, here's ONE for you!

I think I have two-different mini-series in my boxes - let me check. Yep - there is a three-issue mini from 1979 and a four-issue mini from 1987, but Seyg-El first appears (as stated above) in #3 of the 1987 4-issue mini.

That has ruined it for me . . .

True "ashcans" haven't existed for over three decades - what they call ashcans now are just variants. Do the homework . . .

That would be a play on Jerry Siegel, no doubt.

You patent an "invention" not an idea.

You act as though "symbiote" is a real thing.

This thread is just so dull

I dumped photobucket years ago - there are so many other services which are better with less down time and no ads.

I have no idea what Quasar is wearing . . . I tend to focus on her "costume".

I remember one cover that was all blue, thought it was Subby or Iron Man, but couldn't find it . . . anyone?

But that was more of a Silver Age style methinks

And here I thought this thread was going to be about real monochrome books, not just B&Ws.

Yo' way off!

Both.

Kamandi #32 Giant-Size 68 Pager

I agree. I went back and read the series start to finish . . .kind of like Netflix as I have every issue through the Kirby tribute ish. I have to say I really enjoyed it. The buyer btw is a regular customer who I doubt had any interest in the "news" but that I know is a a "pure" collector.

Yes, that sale is over two months old. Oh yes, I forgot, recent for you is the last time you choked the chicken . . . I can't help it with you youngsters.

Some recent BA Sales . . . I think the market, although not scorching, is rather robust: Marvel: AMAZING ADVENTURES #16 Jan 1973 NM- 9.2 W BEAST STARLIN JUGGERNAUT WESTERN PENN DEFENDERS #17 Nov 1974 VF+ 8.5 1st App WRECKING CREW LUKE CAGE App MARVEL Comics DAREDEVIL #176 Nov 1981 NM 9.4 W Frank MILLER Art ELEKTRA 1st App STICK NETFLIX LUKE CAGE POWER MAN #20 Aug 1974 NM+ 9.6 (Q) W 2nd App COTTONMOUTH MARVEL Comics CAPTAIN AMERICA #159 March 1973 VF+ 8.5 W FALCON App MARVEL Comics PICTURE FRAME DOC SAVAGE MAN OF BRONZE #1 Aug 1975 NM 9.4 MARVEL BUSCEMA Art New MOVIE! ROCK! ADVENTURE INTO FEAR #12 Feb 1973 MAN-THING VF/NM 9.0 W Jim STARLIN Cover & Art And DC: TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #44 July 1984 NM- 9.2 1st App NIGHTWING DEATHSTROKE App SUPERMAN #233 Jan 1971 DC Comics NEAL ADAMS Classic Cover KRYPTONITE NEVERMORE! TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS ANNUAL 3 1984 DC JUDAS CONTRACT FINALE George PEREZ Art DETECTIVE COMICS #515 BATMAN June 1982 NM 9.4 Ross ANDRU Cover Don NEWTON Art DC KAMANDI #1 Nov 1972 VF+ 8.5 W Jack KIRBY Story/Art First App KAMANDI DC Comics BATMAN #351 Sept 1982 FN/VF 7.0 W DEADSHOT App CATWOMAN Back-up Story DC Comics THE DEMON #7 Mar 1973 FN+ 6.5 W 1st App WITCHBOY! Jack KIRBY Story/Art DC Comics BATMAN #363 Sept 1983 VF+ 8.5 W 1st App NOCTURNA DC Comics Harvey BULLOCK App

condition, condition, condition . . . .but not for