Norrin_Radd

Yeah, Rocketeer outbid me on the AT25.

He's been on a real tear lately.

the_rocketeer

Egads, this thread was ousted to the 3rd page. Here to bumping it up to the front.

I noticed that today also. Nice work DL.

Did you notice several recent 9.8 Astonishing Tales Deathlok comics?

Anyone read this series before?

Sorcery #1 Aussie

Let me know if you are selling so I can get rid of my 8.0

I'd like to get in on the bidding as well!

This cover just "does it" for me...very creepy!

 

"Talk to THE HAND!"

Did anyone see this...

 

Believe It or Not #1 curator

 

I won this and am ecstatic about it!

Apparently I'm the only one on the planet who thinks it's worth more than $150??? Fine with me.

Can't wait to get it!!!!!!!

Of course there will be the small matter of my...... finders fee.

Congrats

Here is a link to Mask 1 Recreation that i have....enjoy...jon

 

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Order=Date&Piece=38624&GSub=5028&GCat=0&UCat=0

NFS

It really is an amazing piece. Congrats.

"Keep my experience in mind if you ever get a phone call offering you over a million old comics, for only pennies on the dollar..."

I collect Gold, Silver, and Bronze comics, Marvel and DC. My main focus is Batman.

 

I also collect original comic book artwork, now focusing on covers and splash pages.

 

Lastly, I love the 1940 Saafield Superman Puzzles. I just scored another one off Ebay today (now I have three of the Superman and the Submarine). Here is a link to the thread I started with scans of all the ones I have (no dupes shown).

 

WARNING BIG FILES!!!

 

Superman Puzzles

What covers/splashes do you have?

Did anyone see this...

Believe It or Not #1 curator

Ooh! Is nice, I like!

Nazi Planet of the Apes.

I actually started out collecting coins on eBay in 1998. I didn't really collect anything before that (aside from a few coins/comics in my youth). I got into the hobby quite a bit, but realized that alot of the coins I really wanted were too expensive. I still have quite a few coins in my collection, but most of them have been sitting in a safe for 3 years.

Then, I got into comics (in a big way). Started reading alot of them and buying a bunch on eBay (BA to Modern). Also, reading about the hobby in old Overstreets and trade magazines like CBA/Alter Ego.

Comics are much more fasctinating to read than looking at a coin. I get much more enjoyment out of my comic book/comic art collecting than coin collecting.

Happy Aniversary, Sterling!

Happy Anniversary, Sterling. Rock on.

Love this cover, it's got "The Shining" feel to it. So simple, but conveys much. Somebody's toast!

I've liked that Kaluta cover since I saw the cover art up for sale last year.

My DD run now has Green River, White Mountain, Bethlehem, Pacific Coast, Western Penn, Northland and Curator.

"Most impressive."

yet another HOM173.

 

Welcome to the Boards!

 

It's alot of re-hash. Get over it.

 

 

 

Doesn't look like any HOM 173 I have seen before.

Keep postin' Jayman!

yet another HOM173.

Welcome to the Boards!

It's alot of re-hash. Get over it.

Nice. That would make a great Xmas avatar!

As for Santa's motives, maybe they were being naughty.

With that, I'll present a recent acquisition...not quite into the horror run of the title, but hey it's an Adams cover and it's "seasonal"!!

 

Here's my question, Deathlok.

 

If Sterling tried to get maximum dollar by telling board members he needed the money for a sick relative, why would he list them on eBay/ComicLink and, then, NOT TELL ANYONE! It doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't he want everyone to know they were for sale?

 

If he wanted to get more for his books by using a story to get sympathy bids (which I doubt), why wouldn't he have made a proclaimation to the boards that the books were not up for sale so everyone would bid?

 

Just wondering.

 

Who can truly understand what goes on in the mind of a shyster. My problem with sterling is that he told the board he was going to sell them here. Then he changed his mind and said he was going to sell them on his website. All the while he won't say what books he will be selling nor what condition they are. He just says he is scanning them in. So the process he went through to sell the books took several weeks, even though it was an emergency.

 

So now sterling claims he had additional resources for the money, and the auctions were not needed as much. He just claims one lie after another.

Isn't he allowed to change his mind? Maybe he hadn't thought through exactly what he wanted to do. I don't necessarily read dark motives in his actions. But then I didn't see all that transpired. Maybe the situation changed while he was in the process of selling them.

Here's my question, Deathlok.

If Sterling tried to get maximum dollar by telling board members he needed the money for a sick relative, why would he list them on eBay/ComicLink and, then, NOT TELL ANYONE! It doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't he want everyone to know they were for sale?

If he wanted to get more for his books by using a story to get sympathy bids (which I doubt), why wouldn't he have made a proclaimation to the boards that the books were now up for sale so everyone would bid?

Just wondering.

In 8/02, I bought a USM #1 White CGC 9.8 for $304. Immediately resold it for $456. They now sell for $1000-$1200.

 

Just be glad you didn't hang on to it for another 5 years, selling it for a mere 5 bucks would really have hurt.

Yeah. I just got off the merry-go-round too early. I wasn't crazy enough to hang on.

In 8/02, I bought a USM #1 White CGC 9.8 for $304. Immediately resold it for $456. They now sell for $1000-$1200.

I'm in shock you actually posted some words.

I was waiting for the appropriate time to do it!

Apparently Greggy is like Silent Bob.