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Wow. I think I remember seeing a recent interview with Emma too where she said she'd be up for it...

Awesome. All look like great presenting copies in grade too.

Congrats on owning such a newsstand-fresh looking gem!

AWESOME book and great price. You can almost feel DD's boot in your face just looking at it.

Bought some sweet raw books from Tracee--graded accurately and shipped fast and safe. I will def not hesitate to buy again. Thanks!

Curtis is an awesome seller. Got some awesome ECCC exclusives CGC 9.8 SS from him and a SW 4 Fett. Gorgeous books packed safe and shipped really quick. Will def buy from again.

Picked up 3 high grade modern key slabs from Anthony. Great communication and fast, safe shipping. A++ Thanks Andy

Sure, but the End of Bronze/Start of Copper will certainly be within this period of incredible change in the industry: May 1979: Daredevil 158- First Miller art Aug 1979 - Tomb of Dracula cancelled, effectively ending the Marvel BA of Horror Nov 1979: Iron Man #128 "Demon in a Bottle" Feb 1980: She-Hulk #1 Mar 1980: King Conan 1 Apr 1980: Star Trek 1 Spring 1980: Epic Illustrated 1 Aug 1980 - Tomb of Dracula Magazine cancelled Sep 1980: X-Men 137- Death of Dark Phoenix Oct 1980: DC Presents 26- first New Teen Titans Nov 1980: New Teen Titans 1 Nov 1980: Moon Knight gets his own series 1980 : Superboy Spectacular- Direct Sales only 1-shot Jan 1981: Daredevil 168- First Miller -script; Intro Elektra Jan 1981: X-Men 141- Days of Future Past launches alternate time line that would form the basis for lots of uber-fandom-based X-continuity over the next several years Jan 1981: Capital Comics launches and publishes Nexus 1 Mar 1981: X-Men 143- Final Claremont/Byrne Mar 1981: Dazzler 1- First direct-sales-only for an ongoing series Mar 1981: Bizarre Adventures starts Mar 1981: Captain Canuck is cancelled May 1981: Eclipse Magazine starts June 1981: The Hulk magazine ends Jul 1981: Fantastic Four 232 - Byrne takes over FF writing/art duties. Aug 1981: Rogue debuts Aug 1981: Marvel Premiere ends Nov 1981: Captain Victory 1- First Pacific Comics issue, direct-only publisher 1981: Marvel cancels many of its reprint titles, including MGC, AA, TTA, MSA, etc. 1981: Stan Lee moves to California to head Marvel TV/movie properties, leaving Jim Shooter in charge 1981: Jenette Kahn promoted to President of DC Comics, leading the way for Vertigo and GN explosion. Feb 1982: Starslayer #1 (first Rocketeer) Mar 1982: Warrior Magazine #1 /Alan Moore (Marvelman, V for Vendetta) Mar 1982: Marvel Fanfare #1 - New Format Apr 1982: Marvel introduces Graphic Novel series, including Death of Captain Marvel and X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills May 1982: Saga of the Swamp Thing #1 May 1982: First Groo the Wanderer June 1982: G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1 June 1982: Marvel Super-Hero Contest of Champions #1 (first Marvel mini-series, precursor to Secret Wars) Sept 1982: Love and Rockets debuts Sept 1982: Wolverine Mini #1 1982: Harvey Comics, Warren Publishing and Spire Comics cease operations 1982: DC cancels remaining Horror titles 1982: Start of creator royalties at Marvel and DC 1982: Steve Geppi founds Diamond Thanks for putting this together--awesome checklist with which to destroy my wallet!

Hawkgirl in Arrow/Flash spinoff TV show I think. The Midway City Easter eggs in Suicide Squad movie that are coming out are quite interesting also. If done right, I think Hawk family characters/storylines would look awesome on the big screen.

I picked one up recently because I've always wanted one. It is so expensive already in higher grade that I picked up a nice midgrade that will look good enough for my collection. In terms of 'exploding' I'm never too sure about '1st silver age appearance' when it isn't a true character first appearance.

Nice analysis and it makes a lot of sense. Several dealers I've talked to at the bigger shows over the last several years speak of this--everything being about keys and few people putting runs together. Personally, the thought of putting a full run together of almost any silver age book is a thrill...but I've been told that outside of ASM and a couple of others there just aren't many people doing it anymore.

Awesome. I was a DD reader back when it was less 'cool' than now also. I loved the underdog vibe and the tortured soul portrayal--when most of my friends were buying as much X-Men as they could in the 90s I was going back and putting storyline runs together (Nocenti, Miller, JRJR). They are among the most well read books in my collection.

You should wait until later when the price has doubled. I really think now is the time as opposed to later. When Batman v Superman goes insano and the real JL movie talk hits, I think this and some other relatively undervalued DC keys will skyrocket so high they will need a stewardess on them. Just my opinion (and no I'm not trying to sell any )

I wonder why places like c-link don't report

Very honest seller--tight grading, books well packed, and shipped fast. I'd buy from Brent again for sure. Thanks!

Picked up some books from Royce and they were beautiful and accurately graded. Shipped fast and packed well. I would definitely buy from again. Thanks!

Picked up a sweet book from Michael, graded accurately, packed very well, and shipped quickly. This was a top notch transaction and I would definitely buy from again.

I had an awesome transaction here. Shipped quick and packed safe. Would definitely buy again!

What a great transaction I had with Andy! Really, really nice books, tightly graded, and packed very well. Won't hesitate to buy again.

I bought a couple of really nice statues from Hector. I'm local so he even went out of his way to meet with me to save on shipping cost and hassle. Great guy and great to deal with!

Bought a nice Ms. Marvel from Dan. Nice book, packed well, and shipped fast. Recommend!

Bought a high grade silver age 1st appearance from Gambit, and what a GREAT transaction it was. Book was stunning, exactly as described, and was packed very well and shipped quickly. Don't hesitate to buy from him!

Bought a Ms Marvel 1 from Meeklo--awesome book, shipped fast, packed safe. Would def buy from again!

Grabbed an awesome slabbed ASM 361 here. Awesome, awesome transaction. Highly recommended--great care taken in shipping/packaging as well.

Picked up a sweeeeeeet ASM 194 from Anthony. Awesome book, shipped quickly and packed well. Thanks!