mattn792

I second that.

Cry havoc!

I think she does. That said, I’m betting it’ll be a half baked and completely recycled Skywalker link. Like the force got Luke pregnant. Or she was born in the Enterprise warp core after some magic Khan blood dripped into it.

@Jasten — X-Men 81

Where there’s @Buzzetta, there’s buzz.

Another self-important with an internet law degree and no moral compass.

I remember seeing a 181 with a missing MVS that also got a blue label, think it was a 1.0. I don’t get it either, figured it should be an automatic green.

Can you still access your original listing? Print it to pdf if so. This buyer is a total , hopefully this works out in your favor.

Next we have X-Men #81, reprints issue 33. This SS 7.5 is one of only two Signature Series copies in the census (the other is a 9.6). Signed by none other than Stan Lee, who helped create the character. I see a couple recent blue label sales -- a 9.2 for $150 and a 9.6 for $276. Factoring in Stan's signature, I'm going to put this one at -- $150 -- SOLD!

First up -- X-Men #76, reprints the first appearance of the Banshee. 1 of only 6 signature series copies in the census, this SS 9.0 was signed by writer Roy Thomas. This book gets crazy expensive in the top grades (I saw a blue label 9.6 go for over $3k), but oddly enough 9.0 is the most common grade in the census. Go figure. I can't find any recent sales of graded copies. So, submitted for your consideration... -- $175 --

Imagine a world where the last original X-Men story was X-Men #66... Necessities: Payment: In addition to PayPal, I will also accept check/money order/Zelle (which I was just introduced to today!), though the book will be held until clearance. Payment due within 10 business days, none of these are priced high enough to consider time payments. Shipping (domestic): - CGC graded: USPS insured priority. Shipping cost is included in the book's price. - Raw: One book, its your choice between USPS first class (included in book's price) or USPS priority flat rate envelope (add $4). Multiple purchases automatically ship USPS flat rate, no additional charge. International Shipping on anything - please inquire first. Returns: - CGC graded: No returns on CGC graded books unless I make an error in the listing or fail to disclose a problem. If by chance the USPS goes above and beyond to defeat my packaging and the slab is damaged in transit, prior to doing ANYTHING ELSE, save all the packing material and contact me. USPS regulations have been beefed up to require the packing material being available for inspection (pictures suffice based on experience) in order to file a proper insurance claim. - Raws: Returns on raws will be accepted if requested within 7 business days if we have a substantial disagreement on grade/condition, or again if I made a listing error or failed to disclose a flaw. Standard eBay excuses not accepted - my cat arranged this sale, my 9 year old bought this without my permission, my car had a heart attack, my grandmother needs new brakes, etc. On the HoS? Don't bother. Probation list? Message me first and we'll talk about your situation, but don't be overly optimistic. Can provide board references if needed (no name dropping here), and nearing 1700 positive eBay feedback as well -- https://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=792mn First wins outright, offers by PM always welcome. Buy multiple books to potentially set yourself up for a better deal

Last one for the morning -- X-Men (1991) #1, Colossus/Gambit/Psylocke/Rogue cover (not sure what the corresponding letter is). Blue label 9.8. A copy went for $82 shipped on eBay last month, so let's call this one -- $65 --

Back to the slabs! Wolverine (2003) 73, variant edition. SS 9.8, signed by artist Adam Kubert. -- $89 -- Sold to @frostking70

Marvel Comics Presents 25 - 38. -- $19 --

Switch from Wolverine to Wolverine related accessories -- Marvel Comics Presents 11 - 24. -- $20 --

Up next is Wolverine 137 - 143 plus the '95, '96, and '97 annuals. -- $18 --

Let's kick off today, and celebrate another bumbling Bears defeat, by switching gears to a few raw runs. First up -- Wolverine 101 - 112. These are readers, so I'm not offering individual grades, but you can safely assume that: - There's no 9.8s hiding in here - They're all complete with no major flaws. This, and all other raw lots ship in priority flat rate envelopes (filled with as much padding material and sturdy cardboard as will fit along with the books). -- $20 --

@aeluna - NM 87 and Batman 497!

Good call, my bad

He was the seller

Last one for now -- back to Wolverine. Wolverine (2003) #1, 9.8 blue label in the prior generation slab. I sold a 9.8 in the new slab for $52 shipped last week on eBay, so let's call this guy -- $42 --

Speaking of Bane...let's continue with Vengeance of Bane #1. The THIRD print. In SS 9.6, having been signed by writer Chuck Dixon on 5/26/2018. I can't find any recent sales of graded 3rd prints, blue or otherwise, so let's call it -- $75 -- and go from there.

From Marvel to DC we go! Batman 497 -- Batman Needs a Chiropractor -- is up next. Blue label 9.8, white pages. Always a popular one as this is the issue where Bane breaks Batman's back, later reenacted in the Dark Knight Rises. Right around $50 shipped seems to be the sweet spot on eBay lately, so let's call it -- $45 -- SOLD BY PM to @aeluna

Let's switch gears to, not the Old, but the NEW Mutants. #87, first print to be exact. A beautiful SS 9.8 signed by Rob Liefeld. First appearance of Cable. I couldn't find any recent SS 9.8 sales, but blue labels are consistently in the $350-$450 range. Let's split the difference and call this one -- $400 -- A bargain when you think about it since Liefeld is charging about $400 per signature these days... SOLD BY PM to @aeluna

Next up -- Wolverine (2003) #41. A very difficult 9.8 from the 2003 series, at last check there were only 7 blue label 9.8s in the census (no SS), and most every raw copy I've ever handled looks like a 7.0 or 8.0. Call this one -- $65 --