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On 3/23/2024 at 4:09 PM, Et-Es-Go said:
And when you are done with that book I would like to see if I can get my paws on it. Just my kind of grade, and by the time I get it, it will be busted out of slabbage jail.
I feel you for sure. This one deserves to feel the rapture of being unchained. she just has a haircut - that’s all. I’ve been with worse
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On 3/23/2024 at 9:06 AM, Dr. Balls said:You will love this book in-hand! Thanks for the pickup!
She’s getting cracked straight out of that silly plastic as soon as she arrives in Cali. Can’t wait to give her a read. I have been waiting for the right restored copy for almost 7 years now…so thank you much, Sir Ballzzzz
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So beautiful….
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On 3/23/2024 at 6:43 AM, dover said:
Soft close this weekend. No more books will be posted as I need to work on getting ready for Thailand.
Khao sok, homie, Khao sok…she’s calling…
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On 3/20/2024 at 5:43 PM, dover said:
…and the other two?
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On 3/20/2024 at 4:13 PM, Corvonie said:
Funny, I noticed that too! It's clear DOOM underwent a ton of evolution over the years. He's very PCH at the beginning, like a Lon Chaney character, which fits with Stan and Jack really trying to figure out how to transition from Sci-Fi/Horror to this new style of super hero.
My off-hand guess is his posture changed when he became a real super-villain
("Definition of super-villain: a killer who loves children. One who is well versed in destruction as well as buildin'." - MF DOOM)
and so his posture had to be more upright so you esteem him more. I'll have to go through my run and see if/when it changes.
Probably my favorite embellishment is the version of his origin where he is only slightly disfigured by the accident, but over-reacts to it so much he actually disfigures himself by having the monks fit him with the hot metal mask. It really adds a layer to his character for me that feels really modern to me. It's the kind of weird internal dysmorphia that drives incels and a lot of other people to aberrant behavior, people that see themselves as a monster and project that onto everyone else.
Yes - that issue where he disfigures himself! Forgot about that - great story as well. I forget what issue that is...you'll get to that in the Fantasticast early on though - they have some REALLY interesting things to say about it - similar to your comments actually.
And agree re the transition from PCH to FF is still happening in FF5.
Also agree re posture and "esteem".
Solid points Sir Corvonie.
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On 3/20/2024 at 8:10 AM, Corvonie said:
Haven't actually read this thing in a while - congrats again man!!!
Seeing the images made me realize something I forgot: in the early (very early) issues, maybe only in FF5 and no further actually (?) Doom is portrayed like vulture - his body posture, the angles, the actual side-by-side to vulture splash -etc. What's "the deal" with that? I feel like that's an angle that was dropped early on that REALLY helped to add depth to the doom character - I loved those early versions. I wonder why it was dropped...
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On 3/20/2024 at 2:40 PM, Scrooge said:
That's Connie who is a recurring character in Terry & the Pirates by Milton Canniff. Real name: George Webster Confucius. He was hired as a guide early on by Terry and Pat and followed on their adventures thereafter. Yes, Connie is a Chinese character.
You can see him on the cover to the first volume of the strips reprints -
copy!
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Ok new question, if I may…favorite single issue FF storyline from the original Jack and Stan run?
I’m torn between FF 24 (The Infant Terrible), FF8 (Puppet Master), and FF 21 (hate monger). But since I am forcing the issue, I will go with FF 24: The perfect blend of early Marvel superhero glory and remnants of quirky Strange Tales/TTA/TOS-type late 50s sci -fi humored storytelling from Stanley and Jacob.
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On 3/18/2024 at 4:52 AM, PetuniaGrimm said:
Hmmmm, 20k
The bulk of it I'd spend on a nice FF 12 and the rest on 7, 8, and 10.
I think I could probably swing decent upgrades to all four with 20K.Niiiice - I like your style. I also LOVE your handle. Perfection.
Funny enough, I jusssssst picked up this FF12 from Joe - she’s not as high-grade as your wish list would require, but she presents plenty fine to this Preacher. Thanks again for a fair deal on a great book, Joe! @Math Teacher
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On 3/17/2024 at 4:27 PM, Math Teacher said:
I claim this beauty per PM. Come
to pappa…
Thank you for the very fair exchange Joe!
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On 3/17/2024 at 7:54 PM, dover said:
You ........
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CLOSED Speed Comics 14,27, Superman 57 (higher grade), Blue Beetle 12, Strange Mysteries 12, The Challenger 2 (higher grade), Detective 180 (Joker cover)
in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
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