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Have to list some pieces to cover a Heritage win - hate to see some of these go, but such is life! First wins, please message with any questions. Shipping will be $15, payment through PayPal please. Thanks all! First up - the page that re-introduced the world to Lobo! Omega Men 37, page 24. No word balloons, comes as-is. $500 Early Breyfogle Batman from Detective 593, page 8: $600 Dark Horse Aliens page (1988 series): $200 Ultimate Spidey #8, pg 22: $60 Wolverine #1 (1988 series) pg 26: $500 Flash Special #1 (first appearance issue of John Fox): $300 Web of Spider-Man #117, pg 42 (from the awesome Clone origin back-up story): $300
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Not a traditional comic, but I thought this thread was the best to share this - just got it back from being framed and matted. First appearance of Huey, Dewy, and Louie in the Donald Duck strip from 10/17/37.
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I've wanted this book since I saw it higlighted in an old Overstreet guide (87 if I remember correctly). First Mickey Mouse, first Disney book overall. Pretty sure it's a first print (includes the infamous "kill" lyrics), but the "printed in the US" on the cover is throwing me off. Either way, super happy to finally have a copy!
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Lets See Those Funny Animal Books!
The Mad Irishman replied to CAP Freak's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Got a comic room??? Showcase it here!
The Mad Irishman replied to Johnny G's topic in Comics General
Thank you!! My wife found them and pushed me to get them - I wanted more of a traditional-type display case. She was spot-on, per usual - I love how the shelves display. The Joker-Harley statue was an anniversary gift from her, too. Needless to say, she's a keeper! LOVE your Hulk/Wolvie statue... -
Got a comic room??? Showcase it here!
The Mad Irishman replied to Johnny G's topic in Comics General
This is my favorite thread on here, by far!! I've loved getting ideas from what boardies are doing with their comic rooms. I've got a ways to go with mine, but here's my progress so far. Once I get stuff matted and up on the walls I'll share an update. -
Art behind glass: Show off your framed art!
The Mad Irishman replied to Stronguy's topic in Original Comic Art
I'm in the process of getting a load of OA framed and matted, but here are my favorites so far - Detective 524 page that includes the second appearance of Jason Todd (and the first time we get his name). I've been looking for a Buscema Wolverine page for a looooong time, and I was very happy to win this page in last month's Heritage auction. Finally, the first-ever appearance of Kaine (definitely my favorite character to come out of the Clone Saga). Thanks! -
That was exactly my thinking. I've been fortunate - I was able to get awesome Batman sketches, in person, from Neal Adams, George Perez, and Jim Lee. Adding a Miller sketch, in person, was more important to me than the aesthetics of the sketch itself. Sure, the DD looks better, but I don't really see "Miller" in the sketch. The Batman, for whatever faults it might have, looks "Miller-esque" to me. I got to meet the man that introduced me to a different side of comics from GI Joe and Transformers, and that's worth so much more to me than what the sketch looks like. I'm beyond thrilled with it.
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First Denny O'neil Batman?
The Mad Irishman replied to The Mad Irishman's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Thanks again for sharing this one! It's much easier to navigate than other sites I was using. And, thanks for the breakdown, N e r V! -
My buddy and I drove up from Phoenix yesterday to attend the Frank Miller signing at Torpedo Comics in Vegas. He was doing Batman remarks for $250, and I thought this might be my best chance to finally get a Batman sketch from Miller for my collection. I have Batman sketches from Neal Adams, Jim Lee, George Perez, and adding Miller in is a long-time dream. The third party of our group had to cancel last second, so I was going to have Miller sign his copy of DD 158 since I was only there for the remark. It's finally our turn to meet Miller, and I happily hand over the DD issue to be signed for my buddy. I wanted the Batman remark on a backing board instead of a blank cover, so I handed it over to Frank with a huge smile and grabbed my phone to record him sketching. It had been made very clear that Frank was ONLY doing Batman remarks, so I didn't think to specify what I wanted. I'd seen some examples of the remarks he'd done throughout the day - portfolio shots of Batman in Miller's distinctive style. I notice that the sketch he's doing for me is front-facing - cool!!! He finishes up and hands it over to me, and as I start to walk away I look down to admire my long-coveted-never-thought-I'd-get-a-chance-to-have-it Miller Batman and see that he's sketched Daredevil. Now, under ANY other circumstances I'd be ecstatic, but I desperately wanted Batman to round out my Dark Knight HOF sketches. Miller's assistant looked at me like I was crazy when I told him my dilemma - "That's literally the ONLY Daredevil sketch Frank has done today!!!". I knew Miller was just being extremely nice to me, figuring that I wanted a DD sketch to go along with the 158 he signed, but he graciously did a Batman sketch for me. Sadly, I wasn't able to keep the DD sketch, but it turned out really nice.
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First Denny O'neil Batman?
The Mad Irishman replied to The Mad Irishman's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Wow...above and beyond!!! Thank you you much @Unca Ben -
Happy Sunday everyone! Denny will be attending the Tucson Con later this year - I'd love to have him sign a copy of his first Batman work, but I just can't figure out what that might be. I've been searching through pages on Google for the last couple of hours to no avail. I'm THINKING it might be Justice League #66 - would anyone here be kind enough to confirm that (or what the actual issue would be)? Thank you!!!
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Youngblood By Chad Bowers And Jim Towe
The Mad Irishman replied to Cat's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
That's funny - I feel the same way. I haven't enjoyed a series as much for a long time, and I'm afraid it will be cancelled due to Liefeld, low sales, or the like. Hopefully the word gets out and it picks up some steam...it's a genuinely great series.- 7 replies
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Youngblood By Chad Bowers And Jim Towe
The Mad Irishman replied to Cat's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
Love it. One of two moderns I'm buying right now. I only read the first few issues of the original series before I gave up, but I was still able to get some of the in-jokes with the new series. I've been trying to pick up the variants for each issue just for the love of collecting. Great stuff. Actually headed out now to grab issue 8 since work was crazy this week.- 7 replies
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