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Tony_H

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  1. I'll take the Justice League #30 ($15) at 40% off. I kept going back and staring at it last night, so I may as well follow through.
  2. As a first time participant in one of your sales, I'd like to say it was a blast, with a nice variety of interesting books and collector commentary on full display!
  3. Thanks! That style looked familiar but I couldn't place it.
  4. The first comic I read was Dr. Strange #2 by Englehart and Brunner, and, as I can still recall pouring over every panel, it shaped the way I appreciate all illustrated books. Also, How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way was one of the most beloved--and compulsively re-read--books of my childhood. My Marvel and DC collection essentially starts at the Bronze Age. I've been acquiring complete runs of Conan, Red Sonja and other barbarian titles, and if you throw in Wonder Woman's white suit era, Black Widow's stint in Daredevil, a bunch of Man-Bat appearances, Weird Adventure featuring The Spectre, and O'Neill and Kaluta's The Shadow, those shortboxes convert to Bronze right quick! My Copper/Modern collection is mostly the continued sword-and-sorcery character runs mixed with title runs from smaller publishers like First, old and new Valiant, and Dark Horse.
  5. Hello, everyone: I've read and collected comics since the mid-'70s, but I sold off most of my first collection in the early 90s and didn't return to regularly buying monthlies again, and starting a second collection, until the mid-2000s. I'm interested in all sorts of comics (superhero and otherwise), and particularly titles from the smaller publishers (e.g., Kitchen Sink, Eclipse, Pacific, Valiant, etc.). Recently, I've been on a hunt for bronze-age barbarian and sword and sorcery books, which is what led me here. There's a ton of information on these boards, and I'm already glad I found the place!