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Everything posted by aardvark88
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Hmm, who drew the cover to National Comics #32?
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That is true, but Vancouver is glad to also get Arthur Suydam (Marvel zombie covers artist/painter). Will share BC's Pamela Anderson (Barb Wire, Baywatch) with Calgary.
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If you have a look at the Fan expo Vancouver comic guests that was posted today, I imagine most of them will make the Western Canada tour to Calgary Expo (e.g. Arthur Adams, Mike Zeck, Joyce Chin, etc.).
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Looking forward to more Godzilla. Perhaps Marvel's (Curtis mags) first Godzilla issue from 1975:
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For affordable GA semi-key, I recommend More Fun #14 Superman prototype gd $2k. Affordable Gold Key, I like scarce Jonny Quest #1.
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Archie’s Madhouse #27 Grading Guesses, Please
aardvark88 replied to N e r V's topic in Hey buddy, can you spare a grade?
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California Comic Convention 2019 ( CalComicCon)
aardvark88 replied to TerrysComics's topic in Comic Events
How will the weather be on the weekend of your Cal Comic-con?- 125 replies
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Planet pulp circa 1955 with space babe that contains a Gardner Fox (DC) sci-fi story too:
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SHOW US YOUR GOLDEN AGE CANADIAN COMICS
aardvark88 replied to eccomic's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Here is an interesting listing of the top 21 of 27 Marvel Comics Group titles selected for color reprinting in Canada by Bell Features: -
Vendor parking immediately next to PNE Forum building is $13. For those that don't mind hiking in 4-5 blocks, there should be some 'free' street parking. Fan Boy already stated the parking lot at the southeast corner of Hastings St at Renfrew is $10 all day. A wide variety of comic collectibles will be available at the show with new expanded hours Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.:
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Matt Baker OA cover to Seven Seas #5 with large image of Baker-girl. I just wet myself.
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Scott Williams Uncanny Xmen variant covers
aardvark88 replied to stinkininkin's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
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"How Astounding Saw the Future"
aardvark88 replied to bronze johnny's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Sign of the times. Late 1920's and 1930s, folk were hungry for sci-fi and magic stories: -
+1 before green tite milk:
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yes, that is true, as Vader's black helmet would have been hard to see against the dark blue color of space backdrop. Chaykin's original SW poster #1 before Hildebrandt's:
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Since Fan Expo Vancouver (FEV) has media guest Pamela Anderson, perhaps you would like to get Lynda Carter (WW, Supergirl tv series) at Calgary Expo?
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For those vendors that have 'wall' tables and wish to lean their wall rack against the wall, the wall's height is 5 feet 2 inches.
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CAPTAIN MARVEL starring Brie Larson (3/8/19)
aardvark88 replied to Bosco685's topic in The Movie Forum
Bump for the new origin of female Capt Marvel trailer. Flashback to fighter jet reminds me of Star Sapphire's jet from Green Lantern movie. Looks like quite a lot of outer space CGI on the helmeted Capt Marvel. Marvel could expand the Kree-Skrull war plot over 3 interlinked movies including the 2nd (or is that 3rd if you include the Roger Corman low budget 1st film) rebooted FF movie. -
Something has to change: Views on Comic stores viability.
aardvark88 replied to Krydel4's topic in Comics General
The problem is not in skimming the top 10 raw comics out of a collection. The problem is the amount of labor, space and time to turnover the rest of the 4,000 comic collection. Also, the LCS proprietor has been trying to quietly sell his shop for last 3 years with no active buyer wanting to run a comic and gaming shop close to the suburbs. You can forget about the outrageous downtown triple lease rent (monthly rent, utilities plus property tax). Depends on the local economy of your state or province too: job creation, ageing seniors, demographics, lack of young families, recession, crazy rent or townhouse prices, shrinking home sizes so no space for long boxes anymore. -
I would recommend that the comicon organizer also update their website with pics from their latest con showing the layout, variety of vendors of Pop Culture, and their happy fans/collectors. In some cities that have 3 or 4 different comicon organizers (not counting weekend flea markets or monthly antique shows), I notice some 1 day shows are taking place on Sat. rather than Sunday, as the calendar is too crowded.
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Copper's Heating/Selling Well on Ebay
aardvark88 replied to fastballspecial's topic in Copper Age Comic Books
Don't forget the 1st app. of Spider-Duck in the back pages of Marvel Tales with Todd McFarlane's Spidey and X-men cover. No downside, as Peter Porker needs an extended family in his animated universe. Time to spec? Cross-over potential with Howard the Duck and GotG? -
M.I. #2 had signature John Woo directing like slow-motion villian stomping toward hero (Ethan Hunt), white doves floating upward, pistols blasting, great motorcycle stunts being launched against one another.
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Sad day on Jan 4th 2019 ...
aardvark88 commented on Fan Boy's journal entry in Adventure journal of the comic book Neverland
By Uptown New Westminster, did you mean near Columbia St where 2 skytrain lines cross? That is where first Golden Age Collectables shop circa 1975 started out. Rent would be cheaper in New West than Lougheed Mall or expanding Brentwood Mall with it's new condo towers and community center being built. -
Don't forget the $10 to park at the southeast corner of Hastings at Renfrew St, Vancouver. I imagine the vendor's vans and SUVs will all take up the $15 PNE parking next to the Forum building. Restocked some good reading: