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Sphinx on the moon to Hitler in a sarcophagus

Thx Ygogolak! Also, how about the Glare Era? The slick paper has got to go. These things are impossible to read under a lamp!

Sword to ploughshare

If you're down to 2, why not both? (Besides, I know, it's presumptuous of me to spend your $$ on commissions...sorry...)

Anyone know if he's still active as a comic OA dealer? I bought a Boys' Ranch page from him in the mid-90s, just before he left NY and went to Florida. Lost track of him and cannot find a website or items for sale from him.

What's major!?!?! You've got a DaVinci? Awesome piece, congrats!

I'd go with Joe Sinnott. It doesn't get any more classic Marvel than that.

Maybe try calling Dan Gallo? He puts on the big New Jersey comic art con; if he doesn't know he will know the right dealer. Super nice guy; connected him and a friend who was looking to sell a sizable esoteric OA collection. He's got a full page on p 258 of the current OPG; # listed there is (954) 547-9063. He's in New York.

Man, that is a tiny waist I never noticed that before....I think I just chucked it up to bad foreshortening....

Jimbo, condolences, I had no idea....thank God you are ok, sad as it is to lose property such as a home and beloved possessions within...

Y'know Jimbo, that would make a great one a day thread over here, sort of like Gator is doing all the Centaurs over in Gold...just a thought ... No pressure... C'mon, puhleeeeze?

Cleavage to cleave his head off

Thx all! Maybe a flip through if I get a chance to satisfy my curiosity, but doesn't sound like I need a parmanent copy.

I'm thinking....can I do half now and half as they hit me? $5 -- Marvel Team-Up annual 4 (seems like blueprint for Netflix Defenders) $20 -- Giant-Size Creatures #1 (1st Tigra, what the heck)

As a guy who once had stacks of Thor 338-341, I could see that! Thx! If I remember to text him, I'll report back.

Anyone ever read 253? I haven't but I have always been intrigued by that Batman meets the Shadow cover. Recommended, or ?

Just because

Monster to Monster

Had to dig these out for you...early 60's....this is the entire run... Whoa cool, thanks. I never have heard of those, now I have to try and get those and check them out. You're welcome! There's usually a few of each on eBay. If you just want reader grade, they are quite cheap. Enjoy!

Can I get a dispensation??? I wanna go bronze this once so I can go pearl necklace to pearl necklace!

Contemporary is books now.- belonging to or occurring in the present. Modern is a period. There are a lot of non-variants that I will take off of your hands after the Copper age. Shall I make a list or do you want to? I should've clarified but thats exactly what I was getting at... Anything after the last defined age would be within the contemporary age. Always moving to accommodate the leftovers. While they mean the same thing, syntactically contemporary seems more appropriate. I certainly don't feel like making a list but would love to see one. I'm always looking for books to buy. Haha, I was suggesting I will make a list if you are willing to unload them since they aren't worth anything. Phew! It IS a barren wasteland! And I thought I was missing something and should be open-minded. Thanks, this is much easier!

There are a lot of non-variants that I will take off of your hands after the Copper age. Shall I make a list or do you want to? As someone who quit buying new titles a while ago, I would sincerely appreciate that. I mean, of course I've seen the walls with #1's of Saga, Chew, Invincible, etc. I know of the Walking Dead craze, but I do not know to distinguish the keys with staying power on pure content/character-driven supply and demand only, absent any variant status, from books not likely to stand the test of time and give us the next cross-generational characters. Maybe that's it's own thread, but I Could sure use it.

...to she-skull in the back seat of a cab