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of the GSX! Congrats!

X-Men SA lot - SOLD TO Krishosein Contains lots of great low/mid grade issues. Perfect instant early X-Men collection reader lot. LOTS OF PICTURES OF EACH ISSUE IN THE SPOILER

....again. Maybe I should just mail you everything to save time at this rate

Avengers #1 - You know you want it - SOLD TO jeranimal Low grade and tape on the spine, but still presentable. Don't think you'll find a better copy for this cheap price. Would look even better pressed to get rid of all the wrinkles. Fight for it! We are assuming the spin is split, so just go in with the idea this is the best looking 0.5 possible. MORE PICTURES...ASSEMBLE!

Werewolf by Night #32 - 1st Moon Knight - SOLD TO Daddymc MORE PICS UNDER THE SILVER CLAD SPOILERS:

Tales of Suspense #31 - Doom "Prototype" - SOLD TO Incredible Pulp Missing a chunk out of the cover, but otherwise decent. Perfect reader copy. THE MONSTER IN THE IRON SPOILERS:

Batman #357 - 1st Jason Todd and Killer Croc, 1st printing - SOLD TO Incredible Pulp Excellent condition and we were considering getting it graded, but we're both lazy and he's got bills to pay so its your gain! KILLER SPOILERS!

Strange Tales #126 - 1st Dormammu - SOLD TO Unstoppablejayd CAST A SPELL AND SUMMON MORE PICTURES HERE:

Giant Size X-Men #1 - Mega Key!! - SOLD TO lucjan This baby would for sure benefit from a press, but looks very good already. MORE DEADLY GIANT SIZED IMAGES IN THE SPOILER!

Thor - 1st High Evolutionary - SOLD TO Daddymc HERE COME MORE PICS IN DA SPOILER:

Silver Surfer #3 - 1st Mephisto - SOLD TO loboagain MORE PICTURES INSIDE THE SPOILER:

First up! Fantastic Four #35 - 1st Dragon Man - SOLD TO Daddymc Presents really well and one of the better looking issues! LOTS MORE PICTURES IN THE SPOILER:

Hey again all, welcome to raising funds for a brand new baby.....not mine though! My best friend has just had his second child and would like to sell some of his collection to help with all the bills. He lives out of province from me so while I wasn't able to inspect the issues personally I've had him take lots of pictures of each issue so that it will be very easy for you all to see the conditions - there are pretty much low to mid grade raw books and will price them so they affordable and account for anything we might have missed. All issues are complete, and unless otherwise noted covers and wraps are all firmly attached to the staples - basically the only faults with these issues will be shown in the photos. Please no hall of shamers or probies. We will ship anywhere in North America, and I only accept Pay Pal. All prices are in USD. $9 shipping within Canada, and $12.00 for shipping to the USA, extra issues beyond the first we'll ship free. First timestamped gets it. Will be posting new issues throughout the day (9 single issues, and one lot of X-Men comics sold together) so stay tuned!

Thanks to Rick i'm now addicted to Planet Comics, and thus will spiral towards utter financial ruin as I satisfy this glorious golden age itch. Awesome guy to deal with!

Amazing condition other than the stain. I want to say the tops for this 6.0-6.5 as I am unsure how much such a stain impacts the overall grade in this case on such a great looking book,

Bought a sweet graded copy of More Fun Comics #61 from Howling Mad and it was a perfect transaction - excellent communication and exceptional shipping of a high value book.

as per our discussion on instagram

Yeah i'm aware of those, I was talking about this thread in which everyone knows better The point was about name usage as a fun offhand when Marvel started to utilize the name and when they might have decided it would be better used for a flagship character (not some throwaway monster)

I don't think anyone is considering, nor suggesting, they are prototypes. Rather it suggests the name for the 'real' Hulk wasn't something established early on (otherwise why would they slap it on several monsters a year prior when a major new hero was supposed to come out). I would be interested to know when exactly the name 'Hulk' was applied to the Bruce Banner identity in the creative process.

If you REALLY want to get crazy loose with it, then how about Tales to Astonish #21 in 1961. A story features 'The Hulk', but later when the story was reprinted the monster's name was changed from to Glop in order to avoid confusion (though in that reprint they actually recolour him to now be green!)

Buy the graders notes first, then if the faults are easy enough to deal with get it cleaned and pressed again. I could see this being a 9.6 if all goes well.

Both good news - this might be one of the few ways we get a live action Phantom Stranger depiction, and even the slight possibility of getting a new Swamp Thing movie just causes my brain to melt. Yessss!!!!

Well...SIGH....episode four is a return to disjointed form in regards to the story and lackluster dialogue scripting. Rather disappointing after the great previous episode, as this switches to what amounts to a throw away monster-of-the-week episode with no real weight to its danger (and one that is resolved far to quickly and easily, with all the humans acting unrealistic in response to it). Feels like everyone other than Swamp Thing are the only ones working on figuring out what Swamp Thing is, while he just sits in the swamp twiddling his thumbs. I really expected more existential anguish and self reflection on Swamp Things part as he struggles, all alone, with what he has become and all the new sensory experiences he is now in tune with (rather we just get a throw-away line that 'the plants are talking to me'). The fraying sanity of Alec is the real interesting stuff, so they should give us that - not some cool and calm Swamp Thing just waiting around for Abby to figure it all out for him. The good new is the entire episode once again looked amazing, and the sound mixing was excellent - a technical masterpiece of a show.