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Good question @Vidar of Asgard Hello @Jennifer F., if you wouldn't mind, the image below suggests that CGC have in the past encapsulated the free gift for a copy of this comic: My understanding is that this gift was not attached to the comic on release, just inserted inside. I can understand why you would not encapsulate a gift that did not lay flat, and which would damage the comic, but what is the issue in this case where the gift is a flat sheet of card? If you do not include it you do, by definition, render it as incomplete. This seems unnecessarily unfair in this case. Is this something you would reconsider - the encapsulation of flat unattached items which are unlikely to damage the book they came with?

I preferred their fight up the side of the building as #1, but completely agree that this has been the best Spidey movie so far. Yes, that too. I like when he webs the nets at the sides of the buildings and throws the passengers safely into them. Very clever.

Is this her do you think?

She was great in the Hulk film wasn't she. Serene. Especially with the hair up. That film had a lot to commend it.

I changed the thread title Peter. Going for the more obscure / unintentional ones...

Does anyone remember this book - there was a seller on eBay touting it around many years back as if it was some extremely rare variant. 'Rare Babbages Variant' it was proclaimed, with a BIN price of, as I recall, $5000. 'Regular copy in a bag with a sticker on it' I used to call it. Now if it was like ASM #184 and had something printed differently from a regular copy, like no cover price or something....

Probably a thread about this somewhere, but I can't find it. I know who will though, if there is one. Now, is this Jennifer Connelly or what?

Spotted this on eBay. I'd buy it if it wasn't so pricey

I'm stumped Reggie.

I thought the train fight with Doc Ock in Spider-Man 2 was very cleverly choreographed - easily the best Spidey film for me

1. Flight 2. Cried For No One 3. Elizabeth Hurley (circa 1990), Steve McQueen, Philip K Dick

#77 Kid Colt #110 and 114 107 for the Kirby big panty monster and 102 for the ghost. 102 is a really tough issue to find in grade due to the black cover. Tough full stop actually.

Passes the time doesn't it!

Make it stop Jim. The grounds shaking over here.

Payment in the form of arse thundering burritos?

Could be worse, they could've been of kavs fat arse girl.

Remarkable Rendition

I know, Lizardbrain just told me Jim.

Willy be annoyed if I didn't?

What's the cat saying Jim. I can't read it

Another one that's been in hiding for quite a while - The Savage Sword of Conan #179 ($3.40 AUS cover price): That completes the title if we assume that issue #217 doesn't exist (being an AUS April 1994 cover date). For the three Conan magazines with AUS Price Variants, two titles are complete now and one - Conan Saga - needs only six more issues to be confirmed for the set: We'll soon have this crushed...

Here's a blog that might interest you guys if you haven't already seen it: http://dellcomicfan.blogspot.com/2012/01/204-how-many-12-15-cent-gold-key.html