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mtlevy1

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    Hello All, I sold some raw books about 10 years ago on the boards but recently sold some slabs (I am mtlevy on eBay and have a CAF gallery) This thread will have three Strange Tales PCH books - 7, 10 and 21 Books are sold first come, first served with in the thread having priority over PM discussions. Payment via PayPal or check. Shipping in continental US $15 priority. If you want media mail, please request quote. I have CIA Insurance so will cover insurance Prices are meant to reflect market pricing so if you have comps that you feel support a lower price feel free to drop me a PM Happy Hunting! Mark
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    I’ll I’ll take it !
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    I have quite a few nice prelims - notice I have quite a few Bollands I have a cool WW one but no scan found
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    Agree - perhaps a bit less
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    Strange Tales 21
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    Strange Tales 10 - Killer Everett Cover
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    Here is a scan of Strange Tales 7 handy - no love for Strange Tales?
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    This is the crux of my argument as well - he performed well for a long time but I don't feel he ever had a MVP season - That said, I own 48 pages of his art (only 2 for sale in my gallery). What was his MVP year - now who else was playing that year?
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    Oops - fixed, I had a 37 and still have an 8 so I guess I messed up both - thanks both for the head's up
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    Great issue - I don't have one for sale
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    Here we go ahead - where is the respect for the inker? (1) On which artist have you spent the most money to date? 1. Penciller - Kirby 2. Inker - Everett (more spent on Everett pencilled or inked than Kirby pencilled or inked) (2) In your collection, which artist's works have the most combined value (when assessed objectively)? 1. Penciller - Kirby 2. Inker - Everett (more value in Everett pencilled or inked than Kirby pencilled or inked) Finally, a new use for my Excel
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    I enjoy Sal Buscema but using the Baseball analogy, it is similar to saying one of the top 5 BB players of all time played for several decades but never had an above average season...
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    Was reading entertainment magazine - Crisis is going to be used heavily in DC TV Universe - news to me as I haven't been watching
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    Thanks - cool Avatar!
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    Thanks - I love Kirby as well (got a page from AA #2 actually)
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    Here you go, thanks for asking Ok, so I don't know how to scan a GA slab - number is 116.934.9018 If not sufficient, drop me your text and I'll send a picture Mark
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    Thanks folk I will check the books and get back in a few hours - Sunday family stuff just now
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    Bump - if interested, let me know which books and I'll scan / take photosI
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    It was hot today - hate using the AC as it impacts my art budget!
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    Thanks to all!
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    Cool Beans, thanks!
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    Hello Art Community, I picked up this Lim page 4 surfer page from 1989 - what issue it is from? I imagine this is not so hard for the group - but let's see Thanks! Mark
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    Hello All, SDCC - Folks agree prices were quite high but there are alternatives - check out my for sale galleries with new lower prices on key pieces. I'd like to sell this very nice art direct to the community but if we need to provide the auction house their 10 - 20% cut then so be it - their ability to garner strong prices is clear. That said, if you are comfortable you can assess value then take a look and if something is of interest, we should be able to come to an agreement I'm adding a new page to give this please some additional pizzazz - Alan Moore and Ian Gibson, Halo Jones, Book II, Prog 407, 1985
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    I missed it as well - thanks for offering to the boards
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    Updated list - modified postage and added discount