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Billy Tan X-Men page with Cable, Forge, Bishop, and baby Hope

Luke Ross Captain America page

Tom Raney X-Men page featuring Charles and Lilandra

Raney Ultimate Xmen Gambit vs Juggernaut

Larroca X-Men page

Mark Heike Aliens vs Predator page

Jim Hall Aliens vs Predator page

Howdy, folks; Some more great consignments ending at Heritage Wed, Aug 2nd, including: Jim Hall and Ricardo Villagran Aliens vs. Predator: War #3 Story Page 4 Original Art (Dark Horse, 1995). After preparing for battle, a group of Predators are immediately confronted by a Xenomorph in this page from an early Aliens vs. Predator miniseries. Link: Jim Hall and Ricardo Villagran Aliens vs. Predator: War #3 Story | Lot #46075 | Heritage Auctions Mark G. Heike Aliens vs. Predator: War #4 Story Page 23 Original Art (Dark Horse, 1995). A group of battle-hardened survivors take off, eager to escape the alien menaces in this penultimate page to an early Aliens vs. Predator miniseries. Link: Mark G. Heike Aliens vs. Predator: War #4 Story Page 23 Original | Lot #46084 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Salvador Larroca, Danny Miki, and Allen Martinez X-Men #178 Story Page Original Art (Marvel, 2006). Leper Queen leads the Sapien League, a human supremacist group, hunting for mutants on the periphery of the X-Mansion. Link: Salvador Larroca, Danny Miki, and Allen Martinez X-Men #178 Story | Lot #46131 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Tom Raney and Scott Hanna Ultimate X-Men Annual #1 Story Page 27 Original Art (Marvel, 2005). Ultimate Gambit creatively attacks the confused and unmasked Juggernaut. Link: Tom Raney and Scott Hanna Ultimate X-Men Annual #1 Story Page 27 | Lot #46175 | Heritage Auctions Tom Raney and Scott Hanna Ultimate X-Men #67 Story Page 16 Original Art (Marvel, 2006). Professor X dines with Lilandra Neramani, dubious of the intentions of the Church of Shi'ar.. Link: Tom Raney and Scott Hanna Ultimate X-Men #67 Story Page 16 Original | Lot #46176 | Heritage Auctions Luke Ross and Rick Magyar Captain America #50 Story Page 5 Original Art (Marvel, 2009). After being detained for his behavior, 16 year-old Bucky is reprimanded by his commanding officer in this flashback to 1941. This Bucky page comes from the award-winning Ed Brubaker Captain America run, which revived Bucky for modern audiences as the Winter Soldier. Link: Luke Ross and Rick Magyar Captain America #50 Story Page 5 Original | Lot #46186 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Billy Tan, Danny Miki, and Allan Martinez The Uncanny X-Men #494 Story Page 1 Original Art (Marvel, 2008). Cable and Forge lie unconscious after an ambush as the shadow of Bishop is cast hover baby Hope Summers on this opening page from the Messiah Complex crossover event. Link: Billy Tan, Danny Miki, and Allan Martinez The Uncanny X-Men #494 | Lot #46204 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) The Amazing Spider-Man Signed Print (Marvel, 2019). A fantastic print of old web-head in action, hand signed by celebrated artists John Romita, Jr., John Romita, Sr. and Paul Mounts! Link: The Amazing Spider-Man Signed Print (Marvel, 2019). ... Memorabilia | Lot #46243 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com)

Looks like a great guest lineup so far. any info on hotels/convention rates/close to the venue?

To be fair, there was a few dealers at the show offering three free $1 books for each ten $1 books purchased. So, purchase twenty $1 books and get six free!

Correct. The USPS distribution centre in Dallas.

An ASM #1 CGC 9.6 with white pages sold at Hake’s last nite for $520.4K. Is this the record high price for an ASM #1?

+ Dave Sim 😉

Dave Sim on Cerebus. He did just about everything from #1-66. #67-300 had Gerhard inks, while Dave did everything else.

Thanks to all for the clarification on the Independent Distribution title allotments and dates. it’s nice to know there are knowledgeable folks here on the boards who are willing to share information with the rest of us 👍🏻

Thanks for the info about that. do you know if the Millie’s, Patsy Walker and Kid Colt were monthly or bi-monthly?

Little Lulu, Roy Rogers, Donald Duck, Tarzan, Buck Rogers and anything else you want to throw in to obfuscate the conversations round Cerebus’ value be damned! I could get into this even further, but given my time is limited and more valuable than getting into an ongoing back and forth with you, I will conclude our conversation by saying that I agree to disagree with you!

Interesting, because in the Martin Goodman issue of Alter Ego, it stated that he was limited to 8 titles only.

Cult character or not, there is resounding on-going demand for scarce items from the Copper Age and earlier. In other posts, you claim to be a long- time collector. If that’s true, then you should know by now that my statements are valid. and for the record, I do not own any issues of Cerebus nor any pages from the title. So you are wrong yet again

They do/will, same as they do for Bone, TMNT, etc

Agree with all of your points, and will also include Captain America’s appearances in Marvel Mystery Tales and his 15 chapter movie serial in the 1940’s as further evidence to support his popularity over the Flash in the Golden Age Regarding the Silver Age, please remind me about the number of try-out issues in Showcase that The Flash needed before sales were deemed worthy enough to launch his own series? Heck, Lois Lane appeared after the Flash in Showcase, yet her series was launched before his! Additionally, we all know that due to a very bad decision to sell off his own Distribution network, Martin Goodman had to use DC’s Independent Distribution, with a limitation of only 8 titles. Hence, Marvel was unable to publish Captain America in his own title until 1968, when the distribution agreement was no longer in place. 1970’s - Captain America headlined several reprint titles and also headlined The Invaders with Subby and the Human Torch I can elaborate further, but the point is moot.

People were saying the same thing about the value of Cerebus #1 after the series ended with the publication of issue 300, nearly 20 years ago. yet, both the value of the comic (and Cerebus OA) has increased substantially over this time

Yes, likewise for Scooby Doo #1

Key Bronze books that decreased in value from last year’s guide: Werewolf 32 Hulk 180 ToD 10 ASM 101 Marvel Premiere 1 new to the Top 25: ToD 1 Significant increases: Cerebus 1 continues its strong price increase Most of the remaining Top 25Bronze were stagnant or had very marginal increases

Offered on Panel Page earlier this year for $19.5K. sold in the June HA auction for 8.4K