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Readcomix

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  1. SOLD! Miracleman #10-14 (five-issue run) VF or better. Getting into the lower distribution issues of the series here. Take the lot for $30
  2. SOLD! Miracleman #9 VF graphic childbirth issue $3 (By taking, you certify you are over age 18)
  3. To OP's point, if all new material but top tier titles came out as new TPB's on an alternating basis that flowed regular new content, maybe we could see the most repeatedly successful characters and creators then graduate to an ongoing floppy series, joining the narrow ranks of Spidey, Batman, etc. Out of print TPB's are collectible now, so these could be as well, if kept out of print. Not that it is in publishers' interests, just pointing out that TPB's can find a home as collectibles, so we can tick off that worry. (If not out of print, 1st prints anyway?) No reason these new-material TPB's couldn't have ad pages. The only hurdle to this idea that someone raised (Miraclemet) that I can't easily see overcome is the larger upfront content creation cost. That's going to take the comic publishing equivalent of Henry Ford to make the leap; someone who realizes the answer is something totally different, not just a better horse-drawn carriage. Cost-cutting is probably coming in part from reduced sales, which gives us less of the totally by hand (and more expensive) art and coloring that largely seems preferred. So the idea may have merit, but some decision-maker would have to take a leap of faith based on a new vision to try it, because I don't think they can neutralize every business risk up front.
  4. I can contribute one 40’s pence book to this hen’s tooth party
  5. That’s it for tonight but more coming ... treasuries, more Golden age, more OA, Miracleman, maybe some Batmans...
  6. 5-Star Superhero Spectacular (1977 one-shot, aka DC Special Series vol 1 #1) page 56, which is page 10 (final page) of the Atom story; Steve Stiles pencils, Bob McLeod inks. $300
  7. Infinity Inc lot #1-37, Ann. 1-3 (not quite full run, series went to #53). Lots of early McFarlane art, some first appearances here; conditions vary with a few in VF due to a pronounced spine tick or two - dang Baxter paper books! — but many in the NM range. Take the lot of 40 books for (WAS $75) NOW $60
  8. More Fun Comics #73 Millennium edition NM (reprinting 1st appearances of Aquaman and Green Arrow) $8
  9. That's why I left it...I feel the need for a raw of this one, and it would seem wrong to crack an 8.0...congrats to buyer and (a great) seller
  10. Yes, NOT "gem mint" -- handy to remember when sniffing out those disinterested flippers who migrated over from sports cards (/sarc, but only slightly in that I'm oversimplifying just a bit....just...)
  11. 5-Star Superhero Spectacular (1977 one-shot, aka DC Special Series vol 1 #1) page 53, which is page 7 of the Atom story; Steve Stiles pencils, Bob McLeod inks. $300
  12. I swear I will get to the other stuff...here’s an OA nightcap from the Bronze Age to keep appetites whetted...
  13. Congrats Charlie! That’s an awesome addition!
  14. Plus he’s got Catwoman backing him up.