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Unless the deed came from Agatha, and she had already set up shop next door.

I assume the future of the Vision will follow the comics. In the VisionQuest storyline, Pym restored Vision's memories (as Shuri could do in the MCU if what was discussed here regarding her "backup" is accurate), but he couldn't restore the emotional connection that came from using Wonder Man as a template for his personality. I think we're going to see an emotionless Vision. This will also allow for both Wanda and Vision to be used separately going forward.

Ah, so that was the inspiration for this homage:

This issue also has some McFarlane art depicting the first appearance of Bat-man, and a Vision & Scarlet Witch story that seems relevant now.

I was going through some boxes yesterday and found my run of What the-?! If I remember correctly, this was originally intended as a mini, but then continued it as an ongoing series. I remember the first few issues being funny (but I was just a teen then, so maybe my bar for humor was low), but then it becoming increasingly lame (maybe they only had enough good material for a mini).

Are one of the spec sites pumping Coyote? I've had a copy of 12 listed for some time and now have a bid on it. It looks like quite a few have sold within the last few days (and there aren't many available for sale). 11 is the first McFarlane interior art, and 13 is the first cover, so it wouldn't appear to be particularly important. Just read on Key Collector that it's the "First published art by Todd McFarlane, chronologically" ("Coyote #11 was published first and had a story that was redrawn by Todd McFarlane after he had finished his work on Coyote #12"). Is that new info? And if so, do people care?

What's to get sorted? Their label is accurate.

As far as I know it still labels it as being published before UXM 266, without actually calling it a first appearance.

Seems like a good time to share this:

Someone mentioned this last week; apparently one of the spec sites called it out as a key

Insanity: https://www.ebay.com/itm/WEST-COAST-AVENGERS-45-1989-CGC-9-8-1st-App-WHITE-VISION-57-Homage-/383962186476?hash=item5965ee02ec%3Ag%3A97wAAOSwHsxgDCsS&nma=true&si=sYFZpAP8jgg2HhKdrZ3u8RpT1os%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

That's the face of a woman who just found out her kids aren't real.

I probably would be too, if I had to leave the city to go back to Long Island.

If I was talking about the second print, I would have written second print

9.8 obviously.

All New Marvel Now Point One has broken the $1000 barrier

I can't see spending that sort of money on speculation that a minor character might be someone in the show.

That's craziness for a character that has only like 100 appearances and no presence in other media.

They may have only been allocated enough to fill pre-orders.

What I read suggests there are plans to bring back all of the first four Milestone series (Static, Icon, Hardware, and Blood Syndicate), but only Static has a film project in the works. Icon 1 has a preview for Static which is probably why that's getting hot. Blood Syndicate would probably make a good television series.

That's the only version of the song that I ever knew, but I found out a few years ago that he covered it as a joke. The original:

Probably just coincidence

Swamp Thing 1 is definitely underappreciated. 1st Alec Holland.

There were a few sales in a row when I searched for Defenders. Not that they were expensive

oh geez, one of the bidders (not the top one, fortunately), has feedback "**SELLERS BEWARE** BUYER HARRASSES AND LIES TO GET HIS WAY - ALREADY REPORTED"