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i probably would if i saw it as my brain still thinks it is 1996 or something and i need to pick up sabretooth's 11th appearance The number of the appearance is irrelevant.

I prefer SSM #64 to this book....... Yes, but that's a horse of a different color.

Here's another issue you should probably pick up in grade when you see it: SSM 119

The BWS run in this title is taking off, I tell ya, taking off! Marvel Comics Presents 72 Weapon X Can the Sam Keith run be far behind?

Here's the problem.

..... actually, for full effect one would require the theme song for "Shaft"..... or possibly "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" GOD BLESS... -jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u "...... it was the third of September....." .... oh, and you'd also need a dashiki. By all means, yes Brother! Let's Free Bobby while we're at it!

But the broom was sold out at $5... (thumbs u

Me too, but it's a Luke Cage #1 thread . . .

And that's important, Why?

I'll concede to that one, but only if you view it in the context of #2-10, and of course, better art. Head-to-head, they're both great stories.

And that's important, Why?

Is that long for DF?

Less than a day away, and I come back to 4-5 pages of pure drivel . . . Anything heating up? well with the newer JL Dark announcement, one might expect Swamp Thing 49 and 50 to heat a bit more et tu, Brute! (thumbs u

Less than a day away, and I come back to 4-5 pages of pure drivel . . . Anything heating up? No kidding, complete nerdy sunken chest thumpin' battle. Why do internet people feel the need to do this publicly. What a silly waste of time. Did sell a DC Comics Presents #41 in 9.8 for $133 USD a while ago. 1st new look Wonder Woman. There, I've contributed to this thread in it's true context. Not sure it's heating up, but it's a sleeper book. Bravo! I'll take a look at my copy tonight. (thumbs u

Less than a day away, and I come back to 4-5 pages of pure drivel . . . Anything heating up?

Foxing is a stain due to the presence of ferrrous (iron) particles in paper. It occurs over time under various environmental conditions. It does appear to be biologically sourced, but there is some disagreement as to whether the causal organism is a bacterium or a fungus (or both). It occurs throughout publishing history on all kinds of books, manuscripts, etc., incuding comic books. In comics, it more often occurs on cover stock than newsprint, but this may be due primarily to the obvious exposure of covers to air (oxidation). It is a restoration nightmare.

And, of course, there's my copy signed by the King . . .

Eternals #1 has some good potential GOTG spec, and Eternals #2 is the 1st appearance of The Celestials. You never know Don't tell me it's finally time to pull the Eternals out of the short boxes . . .

What kind of pudding? I like chocolate, myself. Butterscotch, hands-down.

So, not only common but essentially irrelevant. There are numerous other threads for "uncommon" CA books . . . and if you can't find one, start your own. Last time I checked, this was the thread we're posting in, "Coppers Heating/Selling Well on Ebay"

I dunno, the title seems to be doing pretty well . . .

Well for some, it's an insatiable need for approval.

I think we are clear a number of people feel it is that cut and dry at this point. But maybe like Dorothy repeating 'There's no place like home' after a few more times everyone else will realize the error of their ways. Certainly not disagreeing, as I am in line with you guys, but another thing to consider (or ponder) is that the Annuals were left up on the newsstand a lot longer than the monthly books. You could probably still buy the annual long after 266 had come and gone (although this was 1990, not 1975).