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Smokinghawk

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  1. Josh Medors was going to be one of the best. Cancer took him in 2012 at 36. I was fortunate enough to get a couple of commissions from him, including one that inspired the poster for the 2013 Cincinnati Comics Expo. I still have his original drawing; it's on the wall behind me as I type this. 

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  2. Thank you all SO MUCH for the helpful advice! I really do appreciate it. Everyone here seems to be in agreement, so I'm going to stick with what you've all advised. I do like the idea of selling both and getting a blue AF15, though... 
    But until my own artwork sales recover from the Covid buying dip, I'm kinda stuck having to let go of some stuff I wanted to keep. I think it'll be the Hulk 181. 

  3. I have these two books, and I'm sentimental about both of them, but it's time to pay some bills and do some traveling. I can gauge the FMV of the Hulk book by recent sales, ($18,000 at HA, and still climbing), but the AF15 is trickier because of the restored grade. I have no idea what its FMV would be, and whether it has the same, better, or lower future investment potential. 

    In your opinions, which is the "sell now" book, and which is the "hang on to it" book? Any advice on what the FMV might be for the AF15?

     

    Thanks everyone!

     

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  4. I was a huge fan of Conan, and saved my lawn mowing money all summer to finally buy Conan the Barbarian #1. 

    My mom later found out about the adult content in the movie and Savage Sword, and was appalled, and punitively tore my comic book in half because it offended her morals. 

    As for a book I had and sold or traded though, Amazing Spider-Man #1 in G, sold for $750 to get Christmas money one year.