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aardvark88

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    Were the 2 end credit clips worth staying for?
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    Similiar to a local Canadian newspaper review. Instead, I re-watched Pacific Rim (2) Uprising on dvd to get my fix of kaiju vs Jaegars stomping around coastal cities.
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    The buyer needed some reading material while he was trimming his hedge, as it were.
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    1. Watchmen 2. Cloak and Dagger #1-4 drawn by Rick Leonardi, inks by Austin. 3. Machine Man mini drawn by BWS. Introduces Iron Man 2020.
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    Since you were spent, the buyer wanted to Kick Start his business of porno decorated lawnmowers for sale or rent.
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    Looks interesting enough with Warrior Nuns as the right-hand/enforcement of God plus international flavor as per the Japanese theme cover Bleeding Cool uploaded.
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    Recommend reviving 'Space Hawk' but not sure what current artist draws like Wolverton:
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    Nice to see raw black spine comics with nice cover colors after all these decades: Planet #36:
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    I don't think there were that many hi-grade Planets available even back around 1975. Was just happy to pick up this Planet that still had original cover lustre on the black cover at this late stage:
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    Diamond's Scoop reporting Calgary expo attendance about 90,000 which is WAY higher than Fan Expo Vancouver: Calgary Expo pics
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    Anything that creates even speculative demand is good for back issue sales on previously dead or slow sellers (Atlas/Seaboard comics 1970s). Seems like the newly found semi-key comics spike up 2 to 5 X guide, hit a plateau then go down 20% due to a new spec being 'discovered.' e.g. Marvel Preview mag of 1st Star-lord, then 1st Rocky Raccoon in the Marvel Preview 'Satanna' mag and in Hulk comic.
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    Wonder why Vicki #1 cover price was set at 50c: double the cost of a regular 25c Atlas/Seaboard?
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    Looking forward to UK Marvel films like Capt Britain, Excalibur, and Black Knight:
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    Also collect assorted sci-fi signatures. These are sigs from 'The 100' tv series filmed in the Vancouver, BC area:
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    Also collect circa 1950s lobby cards that are sci-fi or comic book related:
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    Plus Black Knight was a partner with Capt Britain who is being hyped now.
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    First full app. of newer Black Knight, choice white cover with full image of Black Knight. My LCS has a Voldy slabbed 7.5 aggressively priced at about $485 Cdn funds. Trending that hot now?
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    2 different Jan, 2020 preview evenings for the Comic Book Illuminati. New hotel location looks OK as much closer to John Wayne airport.
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    More Frank Thorne and Ghita (not Red Sonja):
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    Gil Kane and Romita Sr drew most of the 70s Marvel covers so the above Red Sonja cover deserves to garner an aggressive end price. Frank Thorne as the Wizard:
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    Sheesh, one of my faves 'Conan vs the Man-ape' did not even make this list of prime Frazetta oils. The detail on 'Thuvia maid of Mars' was astounding when viewed in person at the Frazetta ranch.
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    I think this Frazetta was called 'Savage World' used as a wrap-around mag cover in the 1960s.
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    I just booked Quality Inn across from casino in Fife, WA for 2 queen beds and comp breakfast, free parking for $122 CDN including taxes. Free wi-fi per Expedia.ca . Have stayed there before.
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    Is your hotel in Fife, WA or closer to Puyallup con? I will try to attend on the Saturday before Father's Day Sunday.
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    Best reading for me on FCBD by far was 'Tex Patagonia,' a Western comic with good artwork that seemed to be from Heavy Metal mag or Metal Hurlant.