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I thought Mike was a tad trigger happy with that lock. Still, couldn’t a new one be started, dedicated to the poll and write-up only? As long as we promise to behave

Ghost Rider 1 (1973). 5.5 blue with white pages. Prices on Spotlight 5 have gone crazy, will this one follow? $675 shipped

Iron Man 35. 9.4 blue with o-w to w pages. $200 shipped

Incredible Hulk 143. 9.4 blue with white pages. $225 shipped

FF 58 added. 9.0 blue with o-w to w pages. $450 shipped

Price cuts

ToS 49 now $410. Steal it!

Marvel Tales 99, reprints ASM 122. SS 9.6, signed by Gerry Conway and John Romita. $260 shipped

Adding Uncanny X-Men 172 as well. SS 9.6 with white pages, signed by Chris Claremont. Story picks up right around where the Wolverine Limited Series left off. $125 shipped

Price cuts on TOS 49, ASM 162, and the DOFP issues. Let's get a book or three sold this weekend

Adding Ghost Rider 1 (1967) today. An SS 4.5, signed by Roy Thomas. ($old)

- Batman 232

People are going to start sending their X-Force #1s in for walkthrough...

Bumping this post as it looks like all_star_comics aka @mdean2437 is about to be nominated for the HOS.

Great summary…that leaves out plenty of key facts.

So you're all aware, I basically have every Uncanny X-Men issue between 139 and 270 something. It will obviously take me a while to list them, especially at the pace I'm going at, so if you're interested in a big group of issues, please PM me!

Uncanny X-Men 146, 4.5. Slight water spot on front cover. $4

Uncanny X-Men 145, 6.0. $10

Uncanny X-Men 144, 4.0. $4

X-Men 141, 5.5 & Uncanny X-Men 142, 6.0. DOFP. $100. $85, USPS priority shipping included.

X-Men 140, 4.5. $10

X-Men 139, 6.0. $15

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I can't believe it's been 20 years since Spider-Man was released, I still remember organizing a mass outing for me and a bunch of my college buddies to go see it on opening day. Absolutely loved it, and still do. Stacking up the superhero movies of that era though (no way I'll even try to compare them to the current MCU or Bale's Batman), I'd rank it: X-Men 2 Spider-Man 2 Spider-Man 1 What bumps Spider-Man 2 just a bit above 1 was how great Alfred Molina was as Dr. Octopus. Older me really came to appreciate the meeting he and Tobey Maguire had prior to the fusion experiment in his loft. The dialogue exchange really humanizes the character and makes him likeably tragic, even in the worst throes of his villainy. It wasn't quite as easy to do that with Dafoe, because he's just naturally a little weird and creepy.

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