kazoo

Nice, what issue is that from?

Neil Gaiman – thankfully – has nothing to do with Dr. Strange. haha, I have to agree with you!

Nice, and one of the toughest ones to find.

love the date stamp on this one

'at's some funny shinola right there....

yeah, with the big piece out of the front cover that seemed like a good price. A shockingly high price, but click on the "Bids" and you see it was mostly 2 determined bidders slugging it out, take them out and it would have sold about $300....

I grew up in Hampton, VA and the first place I remember coming across old comics for sale was "Paul's Coin Shop". It was around 1973 and I was 7 years old, and had started buying new comics along with my older brother. My Dad was into collecting coins and I went along with him one day to this shop. It was a small place with not only coins, but various old stuff, lots of great junk! What caught my attention right away was several tall stacks of comics. I think they were 10 cents each, or he would trade 1 for each 2 you brought in. My little mind was completely blown, I had a quarter but wanted to buy everything! I don't remember much what was in the stacks, I ended up buying Not Brand Echh #7 because it had parodies of Superman and the FF and I thought that was really cool. Seeing cover prices of 10 and 12 cents was a revelation (comics were 20 cents then). I do remember lots of Westerns (i.e. Rawhide Kid etc), never my cup of tea. It was a few months before I got a chance to get back to Paul's, but it was always changing (for the worst, from my perspective). Now the big stacks were gone, just a handful of books left. In the next few years, Paul began to specialize in Art Supplies, and changed the store's name to Paul's Discount Center and then Paul's Art Supplies or something like that. He continued to carry comics for a while, I remember going there and scooping up some Silver/Bronze Avengers back issues, Hulks, and Spider-Mans. But as the Art Supplies became his bread and butter the comics were phased out completely. Later discovered Bender's in Phoebus and agree with Jimbo, Dave has always been a great guy to deal with.

if it is available!

While there are certainly many here who are high-grade fanatics, I know there are many here (including myself) who prefer mid/low-grade books....

Looking for: coverless Action #31 coverless Astonishing #32 coverless Boy #12 coverless Captain America #37 coverless Exciting #39 coverless Sensation #16 coverless Terry-Toons #7 thanks!

Gino bought a Golden Age book, great communication and fast payment, a pleasure to work with and hope to do business again soon! Many thanks!

Bought a Military comic from Todd, very happy! Accurate grading and fast shipping, would definitely do business again.

Thanks Jason! Smooth easy transaction, hope to do business again soon. Andy 'kazoo'

Quick smooth sale with Ed, thanks again! Andy

Bought 2 Golden Age books from Sharon, shipped super-fast and they were a great deal! She even threw in a 'freebie'! Thanks and look forward to your next sale!

All New #9, Real Life #18 -

Thanks to everybody, buyers and sellers! ~Andy aka "Kazoo"

Great seller to work with!