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It is labels like this that confuse me. If I am buying a book that got a .5 grade, I would not expect it to be complete. This one's front cover actually looks pretty nice. Why does it get the .5 and a green label too? I could see a universal label .5 with the notes but not a green label?

I am very curious as to other ideas about qualified grades. I was talking with a friend and he had the view that all green labels very the same value wise. He didn’t care if the book was qualified for missing a CF or because of a married page, or anything else. They were all the same dollar value to him. I disagreed in that to me a married CF I would not care too much about but if the book was incomplete, that was big to me. He did point out that if it was slabbed I couldn’t read it anyway, Anyway I was just wanting other’s opinions. On green labels does the specific type of defect matter to you or are the all the same? Thanks.

Now I know why Batman fights crime and not bulls.

One of the few stand alone stories that almost everyone I know remembers. A true classic. Good luck in your search!

I think I stumbled up to the grown ups table! Great books.

For me this one is the iconic cover for per-hero dc.

4.0 but I will admit that the interior whiteness of the covers I think is a big thing in this books favor. I just really don't like the interior cover tanning and this books interiors look great.

I would go 6.0, but would not be surprised by a 6.5. Nice book.

Batman 72 bid- $100

Great Books! I have never even seen some of the variants. GLWTS

Action 135–$70

$31 for the Action 135

Cool books! I will start you off with a $20 opening bid on each of the books.

Take if available

Take if available

ASM 32 and 33

I was very happy with my purchase.

Bump

I wil take ASM 104,112,114 per pm