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My office is out of wall space, so my wife reluctantly agreed to let me put these on the wall in the living room. Got these at the Dragon Con auction this year. They are autographed by 3 Star Wars authors appearing at the con this year: John Jackson Miller, Timothy Zahn, and Chuck Wendig. Needed to ship them cross country and then get some frames. They are finally up!

You start to see a lot of the same people at the yard sales. One of the regulars was leaving with a stack of comics when I got there. I managed to pick out a few great books. The Boys is a run from 1 - 26.

Went to read my Plop #1 and found this on the inside cover. I've never met Sergio Aragones, but a Google search shows similar looking sigs and sketches.

Could you please post your process for cleaning the vehicle? At some point I need to do the same to tubs full of aged toys.

I looked at at same page at Peter David's booth. He was away at the time, so I didn't ask his daughter about it. It is a very nice piece. Dragon Con is always a lot of fun. Here are some of my goodies: Gizmo Duck by James Silvani. Thanos by Mark Bagley. He got excited when I asked for this one. He also drew a cool Spider-Man symbol on my hand and my 3-year-old daughter's hand. Original art page by Georges Jeanty. This is from the Serenity coloring book I won this one at the auction. Signed figure and original sketch card by Tad Stones (the creator of Darkwing Duck). Also from the Dragon Con auction, a Frazetta print #60/200. Reissued by his estate. I got other cool stuff, including two large Star Wars posters signed by Start Wars authors from the auction. I can post a pic once they get up on the wall.

Went to two yard sales that advertised comics. First one had a few short boxes. Picked up these 5 comics. Second yard sale had a ton of comics. No prices marked. Every comic was researched online for retail price. I don't have patience for those kinds of sales anymore, so I just picked up the novels and X-Men board game (complete). The Spider-Man novels in the slipcase are especially nice.

The Psych cover is great. I agree - I think they would get a kick out of it. The show is coming back for a Christmas movie on USA, so maybe there's more to come.

Here's the page that discusses the collectible value of Star Wars toys. Keep in mind that this was written in 1982. He's wrong about the original toys, but his theory was just 15 years delayed. It's a really interesting book. Lots of cool items.

No comics, but one patch and one button. Can anyone make out the signature on the Tarzan button - Bob Lubbers?

Random books from an antique mall. Machine Man is in rough shape. I thought the "Space Toys" book looked interesting. I included a pic of the back - the Star Wars comment caught my eye.

Flash Gordon

Cool. Thank you.

25 cents take it for stardust 1-4

Well, that quote did not work. It was the 4 Stardust books.

I'll take #1 - 4 at $0.25. Has it been 24 hours?

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