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I hope I don’t have to sell any of my books, but when push comes to shove I would hang onto nice copies of books I owned as a kid. Those are the ones that make me feel all gooey inside. ?
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This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!!
Paul_Maul replied to TupennyConan's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
Nice 133! I wish I could find a 132 that looked like that! ? -
This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!!
Paul_Maul replied to TupennyConan's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
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Long running titles that nobody collects
Paul_Maul replied to Crimebuster's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
I’m actually a big fan of bronze World’s Finest. Some of my earliest comics as a kid were from this title, mostly the hundred pagers and the issues immediately after them. I’m always looking for nice ones, but they don’t seem to be offered too frequently. -
Batman Bronze Age Appreciation Thread
Paul_Maul replied to romanheart's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
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Batman Bronze Age Appreciation Thread
Paul_Maul replied to romanheart's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
Bought this in a moment of weakness at a Big Apple con years ago. Blew my budget for awhile, but I can’t pass up great eye appeal! -
Batman Bronze Age Appreciation Thread
Paul_Maul replied to romanheart's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
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Batman Bronze Age Appreciation Thread
Paul_Maul replied to romanheart's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
@Brando- Most mainstream 100 pagers had NM Overstreet values of $5-7 well into the 90s. I forget when the change occurred, but it seemed like they went from $7 to $70 from one guide to the next. -
Absolutely, the cover is mere icing on the cake. The supporting WGBS backdrop that would define Supes into the early eighties was introduced in this issue. And I for one never liked Kirby’s work on Jimmy Olsen, as it clashes with the consistent Curt Swan depiction that I loved in the seventies and still love today.
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Batman Bronze Age Appreciation Thread
Paul_Maul replied to romanheart's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
Going through some books this morning reminded me of the good old days pre-EBay and pre-CGC (well, bad old days in some ways too of course) when demand for high grade books was not through the roof and all it took was 1.5x guide in most cases. I remember complaining bitterly when I had to pay $12 apiece for some super nice 100 pagers at a show in 1993. -
Action Comics in the Bronze Age
Paul_Maul replied to Brandon Shepherd's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
Awesome!! Well done! I've stalled out a bit on this run lately, but every time I get another my enthusiasm returns! -
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This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!!
Paul_Maul replied to TupennyConan's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
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I still love the Byrne art and the plotting on the Byrne/Claremont run. But I have to say, Claremont's scripting has not aged that well with me.
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Flawless transaction and a good deal on two 9.8 Bronze Captain Americas. Thanks Michael!
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Thanks. Not sure why the guy said the cert number didn't check out, because it checks out fine.
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Someone was offered this book and asked for advice about it on another forum. He said the serial number didn't check out so he passed. Unfortunately this is the only pic I have (and the serial number is not legible) but I was wondering whether anyone recognized the book.