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Nick Fury agent of SHIELD #5 CGC 9.2 s/s Kevin Nowlan - $45

Nick Fury agent of SHIELD #4 CGC 9.6 s/s Joe Jusko - $65 two cps available

Justice League vs Suicide Squad #1 (Kirkham virgin variant) CGC 9.8 s/s Kirkham - $145

Super Sons #1 (Kirkham variant) - $120

The Maxx #1 CGC 9.6 s/s William Messner-Lobes - $85

The Maxx #1 CGC 9.8 s/s William Messner-Lobes - $125

Barrier #2 CGC 9.8 s/s Brian K. Vaughan - $120 three (3) cps available

Barrier #1 CGC 9.8 s/s Brian K. Vaughan - $120 three (3) cps available

Dreadstar Annual #1 CGC 9.6 s/s Jim Starlin - $80

Dreadstar Annual #1 CGC 9.8 s/s Jim Starlin - $120

Marvel Graphic Novel #3 (Dreadstar) CGC 9.6 s/s Jim Starlin - $175 1st printing

The Price #nn CGC 9.2 s/s Jim Starlin - $155 (1st appearance of Syzygy Darklock & Lord Papal) Metamorphosis Odyssey book two (relatively HTF in HG)

Epic Illustrated #3 CGC 9.8 s/s Jim Starlin - $350 (uncirculated copy) 1st appearance of Dreadstar My last 9.8 on this title, one sold on eBay last week at $375

CHILLER THEATER, APRIL 24-26 B Books, posters or lobby cards needed in hand no later than April 22 http://www.chillertheatre.com This is one of my staple shows, and the guest list this year (so far) is actually a little different! There are several guests right now who have either never made a convention appearance (Ronny Cox, who I actually thought has passed away)----to other guests who hardly ever do shows. And the guest list will just continue to grow. Currently on deck---- HELEN SLATER (Supergirl, Secret of My Success, Legend of Billie Jean), Tanya Roberts, Ronny Cox (1st ever convention)--you know him from Robocop, Beverly Hills Cop, Deliverance, Total Recall. etc. Also Heather Thomas, Ricou Browning (original creature from the Black Lagoon), Ian Ziering, Richard Masur (the Thing, Risky Business, The Believers), Ron Thomas (Karate Kid), Ed Gale (Howard the Duck), Chris Owen (American Pie), Burton Gilliam (Blazing Saddles), Tiffany Helm, Monica Keena and many, many more to be announced in the coming months.

Gwen Stacy (virgin variant) #1 s/s Adam Hughes - $155 Ten (10) spots

Gwen Stacy #1 s/s Adam Hughes - $120 Ten (10) spots

@315008 @Chazgee I will be there Saturday 2/8 ONLY. I will not be there both days. If anyone is looking to sub books for signature series, please try to be there on Saturday Please note, I can also hold books to move forward to additional shows if you need signatures added.

I had this book on eBay, ended at $300. I actually have one more EXACTLY like it. The only difference is the CGC bar code. That's it. Who wants a 9.9 MINT free shipping on this? MARVEL COMICS #1000 (1/50 Clayton Crain variant) CGC 9.9 s/s Crain, Mark Waid, Greg Pak, Al Ewing - $275

Wonder Woman #750 (Artgerm B) s/s Artgerm - $165 Five spots

Wonder Woman #750 (Artgerm A) s/s Artgerm - $145 Five spots

One last Wonder Woman book--- WONDER WOMAN #750 (Brian Bolland variant) s/s Steve Orlando & Colleen Doran - $125

@mattn792 To this day, still two of my all time favorite spidey covers

20% off everything in the thread to date (so I can scan and add more books)

Strange Adventures #1 (cover B variant) s/s Tom King & Mitch Gerads - $125 ten (10) spots

Strange Adventures #1 (cover A) s/s Tom King & Mitch Gerads - $125 ten (10) spots The Eisner Award-winning team behind DC’s Mister Miracle and The Sheriff of Babylon, writer Tom King and artist Mitch Gerads, is joined by fan-favorite artist Evan “Doc” Shaner (Justice League: Darkseid War: Green Lantern) to bring you Strange Adventures, an epic tale in the tradition of Watchmen, The Dark Knight Returns, and DC: The New Frontier—a story of blood, war, and love that readers will talk about for years to come. Created in 1958 for DC by Julius Schwartz and Murphy Anderson and first appearing in Showcase #17, Adam Strange is the hero of the planet Rann, a man famous throughout the galaxy for his bravery and honor. In King, Gerads and Shaner’s Strange Adventures, debuting in March 2020, not all is as happy and nice as it seems, as the decisions Adam made during battles on Rann come back to haunt his family and threaten the entire DC Universe. “Adam Strange is one of a long line of characters—like Tarzan and Flash Gordon, stolid men with dimpled chins who thrive in ‘foreign lands’—who stand in as a metaphor for a 19th century European dream of colonialism,” said King. “Of course, colonialism was nothing like this dream, and it’s that contrast that interests me: the bloody gap between the myth and the reality.” And now a surprise DC hero will have to choose between saving Adam Strange and saving the world. “I wanted to tell two stories simultaneously,” continued King, “and have them play off each other: the story we tell others and the story others tell about us. To represent these two aspects, we use two of the best artists in comics, then we weave those two tellings together in odd and new ways that I don’t think anyone’s seen in modern superhero comics. So it’s a way to do something new and different and hopefully something cool and compelling.” 1) MedicAR 2) 3)