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ASM 121 GD/VG ASM 122 VG $220 Shipped

RULES: 1. All offers via PM are welcome & considered, but the first unconditional in the thread is the (Timestamps will be the determining factor.) 2. Acceptable forms of payment: Paypal or money order. 3. No HOSers, any users on the probation list or users on my ignore list! 4. Shipping: $10.00 (USPS Flat Rate Envelope + Comic Mailer) for the first 4 raw books. 5-15 books will cost $15.00 (USPS Medium Flat Rate Box). 15 or more books will cost $19.00 (USPS Latge Flate Rate Box). Once your order is shipped a tracking number will be provided for your convenience. Overseas shipping is available at cost to buyer. If you need other shipping arrangements (USPS 1st Class, etc.) please PM. 5. Refunds/Returns accepted up to 15 days after you receive your purchase. Buyer pays return shipping costs, and refunds will be paid out when I get the book(s) back. No returns on graded books. 6. Have fun!

Here are some pictures from our show in May 2019:

Mark your calendars for an exciting comic book show coming to the Tower Square Hotel in Springfield, MA on October 11, 2020! ⚡Over 40 tables of Comic Books, Artists & Art! ⚡Kids ages 12 and under FREE with paid adult admission! Vendor & Artist Sign-Ups Now Open: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CrZL7jzk7XEiEBWpYuPgVmgpEvKaOl_fthjGECI0C9w/viewform?edit_requested=true More details and guest announcements coming soon!

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Our way of saying Thank You to the comic book collecting community in the area! Hope to see some boardies at the show!

We’re happy to welcome Marcus McLaurin to the show! Marcus McLaurin is an American comic-book writer and editor best known for developing the landmark Marvel Comics limited series Marvels by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross. McLaurin studied art at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, before joining Marvel as an assistant editor. He rose to become a full editor working on the Epic Comics imprint and on other Marvel projects. These included Epic's various Alien Legion limited series, its "Heavy Hitters" line of action comics by Peter David, Howard Chaykin and others, and licensed titles such as the legendary manga Akira and filmmaker and fantasy novelist Clive Barker's Clive Barker's Night Breed and Hellraiser. He also edited the creatively daring Razorline imprint of superheroes created by Barker for Marvel. McLaurin developed Marvels — a painted-art miniseries recounting the Marvel universe epic from the point of view of an Everyman not privy to the omniscient-view details given real-life comics readers — after its conception by comics newcomer Ross, a future industry superstar whom McLaurin worked with and encouraged. Teaming the artist with writer Busiek and shepherding it through Marvel as a prestige project, McLaurin saw Marvels win 1994 Harvey Awards for "Best Continuing or Limited Series", "Best Single Issue or Story" (issue #4), and "Excellence in Production/Presentation"; the graphic novel compilation released in 1995 won the following year's award for "Best Graphic Album of Previously Published Work". It won critical accolades in such mainstream magazines as Entertainment Weekly. As a writer, McLaurin helmed the 18-issue run of the Luke Cage revival series Cage (1992-1993). He also wrote issues of The Punisher (1987-1995 series) and occasional features in Marvel Comics Presents. After ten years at Marvel, McLaurin has moved into a career in Art Direction and Digital Design. He was Art Director for the Channing Bete Company, a publisher of health and Educational materials in South Deerfield, MA. Most recently he has become Design Director for Great Source, a Division of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. He is pursuing a Masters Degree in Digital Design. #westernmasscomicshow #marcusmclaurin #marvels #marvelcomics #comicbooksforsale #comicsforsale #comics4sale #igcomicfamily #comicconventions #comicbookshow #comicbookshows

We're happy to welcome World’s Most Dangerous Comics to the Western Mass Comic Book Expo! They exhibit at very few shows, and will be bringing some very obscure comic books to the show! Check out some of these great titles available exclusively at our event! #westernmasscomicshow #worldsmostdangerouscomics #comicbooksforsale #comicsforsale #comicconventions

We’re happy to welcome guest artist Gary Smith! Hailing from South Deerfield, MA, Gary Smith is a 1991 graduate of the Joe Kubert School. His resume includes work for Valiant/Acclaim comics and Canson Paper Company's "How to Draw Manga" line of comic book papers. Smith currently produces two comic books: The Doe-Nild and Tales of J'lleen

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Sunday November 24 2019 10AM-3PM American Legion 63 Riverside Drive Florence, MA 01062 FREE Admission! Mark your calendars for a great event featuring 20 tables of comic books and artwork. Looking for that elusive back issue? Missed the hot new release? Our dealers will have everything from investment grade keys to dollar books! Comic books from the golden age to present! Free Admission! Featuring local creators: Gary Smith Mark Masztal Casey Kruk Warren Onufer Marcus McLaurin (Marvels, Cage) Tanner Ogle Casey Kruk Vendors: Holeymoleys (Shelburne Falls, MA) World’s Most Dangerous Comic Books (MA) Enterprize Comics, Etc (NH) Oignucs Comics (RI) Fanboy's Comics (NY) Doug Adams (ME) Nishon Morgan (VT) WONDER CARDS & COMICS (VT)

If you’re in MA make sure to come check out the Western Mass Comic Book Show next May!

Everytime. I am by no means a professional dealer. Small potatoes here BUT I always do my best to make sure I’m priced competitively in comparison to the other dealers in the room. I’ll walk the room before the show opens to shop for myself but also to price books around me and adjust as needed. Inevitably, someone (almost always dealers/online flippers) wants a lower price. I’m perfectly fine with selling to other dealers, some of my best customers are my competitors. Being as courteous as possible I’ll ask them to show me a better deal at the show or I’ll even go as far as to ask if there’s even another copy at the show. Sometimes being bold turns into a sale, sometimes it doesn’t.

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