sd2416

ugh. anyone got a spare copy of issue 4? somehow my lcs didnt put me down on the reserve list. good thing im switching to dcbs next month.

missed that. I need issue 1.

what is the 1 for 1?

Just because Wiki says it doesn't make it true. Is there any reputable resource that confirms that this is in fact the First Appearance of Spawn? Those issues that are at auction are claiming it is. Malibu Sun came out in May Spawn 1 came out in June, with a cover date of May. It was talked about here some but the conversation died out quick http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=4306609

Created by writer/artist Todd McFarlane, the character first appeared in Malibu Sun #13 (May 1992) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spawn_%28comics%29

great looking book. Fast shipping. Excellent communication.

SD2416 = 501_comics on eBAY.

Her first appearance is #1 according to Scott Snyder. Sure.An obscure one panel appearance. In terms of Harper Row: Batman #1 = Hulk 180 Batman #7 = Hulk 181 She "IS" the New Robin... Like Miguel O'Hara was the new Superior Spiderman?

The mole on the right side of the face is missing on the panel in issue 1.

http://batman.wikia.com/wiki/Harper_Row says issue 7 http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/08/08/a-history-of-harpers-row-in-batman-12/ says issue 1 in the one panel. The scenes from issue 12 seem to show her in the same dress as in issue 1. http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Harper_Row_%28Prime_Earth%29 says issue 7 as well. Says Harper Row was created because DC wouldnt let him use Cassandra Cain.

There is. You fill out a previews preorder and get as many copies as you want.

That one works.

http://www.comicbastards.com/storage/Nowhere%20Men%201%203rd%20Print.jpg -e.s. Eric Stephenson Publisher Image Comics, Inc. www.imagecomics.com Page not found

Damn

Is that considered pressing?

Since im buying and selling again, figured it would be best to have one of these.

It should sell higher than issue 1 in my opinion. When has a preview ever sold higher than a #1??? Come on that's a first appearance my friend! Personally I hope someone options Pistolwhip so I can watch you all loose your minds! I know MIND MGMT has a movie going but does this book as well? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1666728/

Never gonna heat up on ebay! The title is too long I ordered a bunch of Phantoms from Larrys Comics - he had me do the math and I screwed up the math and overpaid by $45! - but he sent me 10 MLP micro variants of #2 with a note that said free. I sold each one for $45 a piece. So again I must reiterate. MY LITTLE PONY, MY LITTLE PONY WHAT IS FRIENDSHIP ABOUT? MY LITTLE PONY, MY LITTLE PONY, FRIENDSHIP IS MAGIC are the hastings variants of these pulling any interest?

http://batman.wikia.com/wiki/Harper_Row Batman 7

when does this come out?

One UK store has 7 in stock, that's the only online source i found that still has them Doesnt issue 3 come out tomorrow?

Is Avenging Spiderman 16 generating any buzz or is it just being pushed by some ebayers?

http://gijoe21.com/printings.htm First printing : There are two different versions of the first print: newstand and direct market. While some collectors place a small premium on the price they will pay for a newstand version, both of these versions are first printings. The direct market version, pictured on the left in the image below, has a white Spider-Man head in the box on the lower left corner of the front cover. When G.I. Joe #21 was first published by Marvel Comics in March 1984, this version was sold exclusively by comic book specialty retaliers, which are commomly referred to as local comic shops. The newstand version, pictured on the right in the image below, has a UPC code in the box on the lower left corner of the front cover. When G.I. Joe #21 was first published, this version was sold by drugstores, grocery stores, toy stores, convenience stores, and magazine vendors. There is one other difference between the newstand and direct market versions of the first print. Note that the top left corner of the direct market version has a stylized "M." One pilar of the "M" contains the price and the other pilar contains the issue number and the month the issue was released. The top left corner of the newstand version contains two square boxes as opposed to the stylized "M." One of the boxes contains the 60 cent price, the issue number, and the month the issue was released. The other box contains the comics code approval seal. Also note that the direct market version does not have a comics code approval seal. Second and Third Printings : There are several ways to identify a second or third printing. The easiest and most efficient way is the black Spider-Man head in the box on the lower left corner of the front cover, as shown in the image below. Another way to identify a second or third printing is to check the indicia on the bottom of the first page. Following the publisher and copyright information is a stamp stating the printing number. The image below was taken from a "Third Printing." Yet another difference between the pritings are the advertisements both on the back cover and inside. For example, both the newstand and direct market versions of the first printing have an ad for the Parker Brothers Frogger video game, as shown on the left side of the image below. The subsequent printings have ads for things other than the Frogger video game. For example, the back cover ad for The Young Astronauts Program on the right side of the image below was taken from a third printing. Interestingly, while the ads on the insde changed with each subsequent printing of the book, the Postbox: The Pit letters page has been consistently reprinted as it appeared in the first printing

Who here has a copy of issue 1 first print they want to sell? Not going to flip. I went to the store yesterday and picked up issue two, dont want to read it until I get issue 1. Just pm me.

What is this series about?