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Does anybody own the JLA #29 CGC 9.4 that sold on Comiclink a few years ago? I've always wondered where that book went. R.

There was a guy at NYC that only sold old magazines. He self professed to have the coolest booth at the con. He was right behind Stephen Ritter iirc. You might want to get in touch with him. R.

That FQ is a super cool book. My LCS has one on the wall right now that I'm thinking of picking up. It doesn't fit in with my collecting interests but I've never seen another.

For what it's worth Ron is the reason Louise and I got into collecting Matt Baker. He showed us the first Baker cover we ever noticed and got us addicted when he flashed this book in front of us. After that it became a disease I tell ya...

Ron, nice to see you here!

Nice use of the collective "we" Anybody find me a copy? I didn't know "we" were supposed to find you a book. I didn't know "we" didn't have a sense of humor. Yea, like we're supposed to understand Canadian! Please speak American. Hey, the graemlin was in American.

Nice use of the collective "we" Anybody find me a copy? I didn't know "we" were supposed to find you a book. I didn't know "we" didn't have a sense of humor.

Nice use of the collective "we" Anybody find me a copy?

This wonderful Trolley book just arrived courtesy of that fine, swingin' gent from Lafayette. I actually found out two weeks ago that his real name is Billy Parker. All this time I thought it was all some elaborate joke.

That's an interesting response it is an interesting response to an interesting book It's interesting that you booked that response. This is getting less interesting by the second..... I booked for the exit after the second reponse. I second that...interestingly enough... erased my previous response just cause I wanted to

That's an interesting response it is an interesting response to an interesting book It's interesting that you booked that response.

Don't know if this is the same buy but there is a Gene Arnold in Texas that ran a website called Movie Posters.Com He apparently got into collecting after being introduced to movie posters at a 1965 Comic Con.

Used to be in the 1000's. I sold off most of my bronze and silver to make way for some big GA purchases. I have about 50-100 core SA and BA books left. My true collection now consists of a handful of GA books and a few SA keys. R.

I would take the book that sold for a dime as I think there's something different about a comic that was sold for it's own sake vs. something packaged as a bonus or given away. It's that "specialness" that drives my collecting interest. MPFW is still very important because I'm convinced that Subby was created for it and it was the first time it was put into a comic book, regardless of whether that comic was actually distributed. I'm going to have to default using Bedrock logic, which Richard obviously forgot about and take them both.

Gang, just want to give a shout out to y'all about a collector/dealer named Ed Robertson. I got his contact info from a boardie who visited Wondercon a few weeks ago when I heard he had an MMC #13. We closed a deal on the book and he was extremely prompt in communication and shipping, reasonably priced and very professional. Here is his contact info: Ed Robertson Comic Book and Sportscard Collector rrobert4_us@yahoo.com cell- 602-741-9097 Here is a short list of books he currently has for sale. He's got plenty of others. I'd highly recommend him. Title Issue # Grade Price Comments All Winners 18 8.0 Restored- small amount of color touch Amazing Adventure Funnies 1 5.5 $650.00 only 5 higher Atomic Comics 1 6.5 Detective #8 cover swipe Batman 6 5.0 $1,100.00 Batman Annual 1 8.0 $500.00 Big Shot Comics 1 6.5 $950.00 only 3 books graded higher Captain Courageous 1 6.0 2nd highest graded Captain Midnight 53 8.0 $175.00 5th highest Chamber of Chills 1 9.0 $250.00 PGX- would be 2nd highest Crash Comics 1 7.0 $1,850.00 tied for 2nd highest Detective 56 5.0 $5,000.00 9 graded higher Green Lama 5 9.0 $650.00 tied for 2nd highest Green Mask 2 6.0 $425.00 Highest graded copy Man O Mars 1 5.5 $150.00 Mystic Comics 5 7.5 $2,200.00 3rd highest grade Planet Comics 40 5.5 $250.00 Rocket Comics 1 6.5 $1,400.00 4th highest Shadow Comics 1 5.5 $1,275.00 6 books graded higher Shadow Comics 12 5.0 Vol. 3; only 6 books graded higher Shadow Comics 6 8.0 Vol. 6; 2nd highest graded Target Comics 7 4.5 $2,400.00 only 5 higher Top Notch Comics 9 7.0 $2,850.00 only 5 higher Tough Kid Squad 1 6.0 only 5 higher- listed as scarce Yellowjacket 7 7.5 $695.00 tied for 5th highest Young Allies 13 4.5 $350.00 only 7 graded in total

No brainer. MPFW

I would love to compare your autograph now to those from your high school years. still identical... but, the hand writing class I took (admittedly, was years ago), details certain characteristics that you learn or use early on, that don't change, even during maturation... Gator if I put up a scan of my two sigs (early and late) you'd never know they were linked.

Rez, I love the early All Star books!

ME neither. I do see some similarities and would not rule it out at all. Especially since both the seller and the man were both in PA. My sig in high school was much like Winter's. Easy to read. Now it's an ineligible squiggle and it has definitely evolved along the way. R.

I personally think it's a shame that such a key book doesn't receive more love because of it's cover. I wonder how this book would have affected the market if it had been around all these years like the other big keys. Because I'm relatively new to GA is there somewhere I can read up on this find of MPFW? R.

One of the greatest MMC covers of all time! Love that square jaw on the Torch! (copyright to Billy Parker for first pointing that out)

You're a lucky man cause I need an 11. Very nice book. R.

hey, look what i got gator! Dang Billy! That is very cool (thumbs u thanks geek! Metropolis? no sir; a boardie. Twas a joke. But you knew that.