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Bart Allen

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  1. I was thinking recently as to what would fall in the category of the most affordable key book. A true key book: first appearances, early appearances, origin stories, iconic cover art, classic stories etc. Personally I'm a bit unsure ~

    The most affordable Gold key:

    The most affordable Silver key:

    The most affordable Bronze key:

    Strange Tales #180

    The most affordable Modern key:

    Spawn #1

    Not sure about DC Comics which I'm rather curious about (whether it be a Showcase issue), though I'm stumped on what to put for Golden and Silver age ~

    All comments are welcomed!

  2. On 1/17/2019 at 8:05 PM, Kromak said:

    6.5. Damaged around the lower staple prevents it from being higher.

     

    14 hours ago, flashlites said:

    I'm at a 5.5-6.0 but it may not grade that high if the cover is detached at the lower staple.

     

    13 hours ago, Bomber-Bob said:

    Yes, that bottom staple looks completely detached, going into the wraps. I think this flaw will actually knock it down to 4.5 range OR a Qualified 6.0 .

     

    13 hours ago, Columbia Comics said:

    I agree it's a 6.0 Q or a 4.5 blue...could get a 4.0 blue as well.  Not sure how they handle the popped staple

    Thanks everyone, but would this get a blue label?

  3. 15 hours ago, RCheli said:

    That Ghostbusters wasn't the same as the Murray/Akroyd/Ramis movie, though. It was based on a not-so-great Filmation TV show from the 70s.

    The movie ghostbusters first appearance was from Now Comics "The Real Ghostbusters". There was about 30 issues over two volumes, plus a Slimer series that ran 20 issues or so. That would be the series I'd go for (if I was collecting them).

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/Real-Ghostbusters-1-CGC-9-0-VF-NM-WHITE-Pages-/163315940361

     

    6 hours ago, Hey Kids, Comics! said:

    Agreed

    I can sort of confirm the Real Ghostbusters #1 is the first appearance, well it sort of it and it isn't both at once, but not that one :3

  4. Fellow comic book fans :3

    I'm wondering exactly which is the first official appearance of the Ghostbusters? I've been looking and CGC doesn't seem to have an official key comment-label on the vertification page to clarify this? The logical route to be to state that the 1st appearance is Ghostbusters #1 in 1987, published by First Comics; though I'm curious if it's another comic.

    What do you think?

    All comments are welcomed.

  5. Can we have any acknowledgement that CGC is at least considering these updates as the last post from a CGC Moderator on this page was from February 2015?

    JLA #26:

    1st full appearance of Jakeem Thunder

    Captain Marvel Adventures #26:

    1st full appearance of Mr. Mind, revealed to be a tiny, alien worm

    Legion of Super-Heroes #298

    1st appearance of Amethyst, Dark Opal, Granch, and Carnelian

    Justice League Dark #1

    1st appearance of Justice League Dark

    Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1

    1st full appearance of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in a traditional comic book

    Briggs Land #1

    1st appearance of Abbie Briggs

  6. 1 hour ago, boatfund said:

    blue label 2.0 (as long as no big spine splits or pieces missing inside).  Why do you think it would get a green label?  If it was an otherwise 8.0 with a detached cover then yes a green label.  It's a lower grade so it gets a blue label.   Lots of people would love to have that book, very tough to find a high grade copy. 

     

    27 minutes ago, 1950's war comics said:

    Detached cover can still easily be at least "good" by grading standards... your copy could likely bring a CGC 2.0 blue label....

    Many thanks! But it wouldn't be worth it at all to press the comic before slabbing it? ~

  7. 19 minutes ago, boatfund said:

    blue label 2.0 (as long as no big spine splits or pieces missing inside).  Why do you think it would get a green label?  If it was an otherwise 8.0 with a detached cover then yes a green label.  It's a lower grade so it gets a blue label.   Lots of people would love to have that book, very tough to find a high grade copy. 

    I just thought if it was detached it was automatically a green label; but ahh even a 2.0?