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mwotka

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  1. 13 minutes ago, domuhnator said:

    I actually attended the auction. If you bid live the BP is 20% But you pay 6% PA sales tax unless you have a resellers state sales tax ID number on file. So He got it at just under or just over 40K since The winner of the tec 1 was live. I had the misfourtune of bidding against him on a few books I wanted. He cost me $600 extra on the adventure 42 :(. The most surprising book to me was the tec 24, It sold for around $4800 with BP. I think it went to the same guy as who bought the tec 1.

    Congrats on the Adventure 42, that is an awesome book!

  2. 3 hours ago, Spyder! said:

    I wonder if all the covers attributed to Doolin were truly drawn by Doolin.  But it's one sweet book regardless!

    I feel like when there is any doubt on a FH cover, they just attribute to Doolin.  That 65 is great, that is the first issue that grabbed me and sucked me into the Planet madness.  

    Fantastic run Jay!  Been a pleasure watching your saga unfold.

  3. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Detective-Comics-35-DC-Comics-Golden-Age-1940-Hypodermic-Needle-Cover-CGC-2-0-/233028904946

    I thought this was a nice presenting 2.0.  But $13,901 seems pretty soft.  GPA shows another 2.0 in 2016 for $19,120.  But the other 2.0  had no tape, so likely a factor, and this same 2.0 went for $12,755 in May 2015, so really not much increase in 3.5 yrs.  But you have to question the wisdom of a seller with less than 100 feedback and an auction ending on Thursday morning.  Hopefully someone here got a nice deal!

  4. Well remember Atomic 1 swiped cover from Tec 8, and also contained reprints from early More Fun stories.  So they have a pattern...  But Atomic was a weird series with not much coherence from issue to issue (other than some Baker art), and I can't find much info on the Publisher. 

    In the same vein of swipes, I noticed mstrange had a Dynamic Comics 3 for sale, which has the below splash.  Which is also the cover to Bull's Eye Comics 11.  I believe those are both Chesler though so makes a little more sense.  

     

    Dynamic Comics 3 splash.jpg

  5. I love all of the early Flessel Sandman covers and have chased them for years. 40 is obviously the grail, so yeah, put me on the want list too, but I know finding one that is also a reasonable price is a major long shot.  That said I met a collector last year who'd found one two years previously for only $5K (seller didn't quite realize what he had, I think), so you never know what you'll run in to and when.   I've managed to acquire 42,44,47,51,and 60, so I only need the 40 and 46.  I stumbled across this 44 4.0 at a random flea market last year, with a dealer set up in a giant room otherwise full of junk.  He knew what he had but I still got a fair deal, as I think it was a slow weekend for him.  One of my fav books (sorry about the dark/grainy scan, it really pops in hand).  I love the adventure-oriented covers too, would love a 41 and 43, and the pre-40 books are just so fun as well.    But the rebooted Sandman does absolutely nothing for me.  Adventure Comics is really an under-rated title, for sheer variety if nothing else, and I wonder if anyone has managed put together a run of the first hundred issues of title (including New issues)?  Talk about a challenge...

    Adventure 44 2.jpg