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jjonahjameson11

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  1. jjonahjameson11
    For me, it’s the ASM 300 9.8 newsstand with the 1/4 inch crease clearly visible on the back cover
  2. jjonahjameson11
    Definitely a matter of opinion, but I like the front of the class, where I’ll remain! 🥳
  3. jjonahjameson11
    Honestly, the only work by Moore that I found enjoyable is From Hell, and The Killing Joke. Overall, I find his dialogue too verbose. I preferred the work of Neil Gaiman, Terry Moore, and Roger Stern over Moore.
  4. jjonahjameson11
    The Moore Swamp Thing run has to be the 2nd most over-rated series of all-time, surpassed only by Moore’s Watchmen.
  5. jjonahjameson11
    I get you, but based on your previous statement of "I believe I could buy any issue of Amazing Spiderman at any time. If I had the cash, I imagine I could have the complete series in a week", I am saying that statement holds true for any title run from the silver age to present and that's just a fact.
  6. jjonahjameson11
    I believe you can do that with any issue of any silver age book. Your point being what?
  7. jjonahjameson11
    How ironic. I always think there aren’t enough Spiderman comics to go around, given demand is insatiable
  8. jjonahjameson11
    Michael Jackson may have a claim to it
  9. jjonahjameson11
    ASM 238 & 239, but I’m biased
  10. jjonahjameson11
    That would be considered a robbery, not a deal.
  11. jjonahjameson11
    So you have $1K to spend on common HG 20-25 cent cover price Marvels and you think you’re gonna walk away with two long boxes of comics? good luck with that!
  12. jjonahjameson11
    Not quite. ASM 252 preceded Peter Parker 90 and MTU 141 by two weeks
  13. jjonahjameson11
    So, Subby 1 is a Silver Age book…I think the OP asked about Bronze Age books
  14. jjonahjameson11
    Marvel team up #1 Scooby Doo #1 (gold key) cerebus #1
  15. jjonahjameson11
    Using the Marvel/DC books as the demarcation for Bronze/Copper is an…interesting approach, albeit challenging given the Superman/spiderman crossovers in the Treasuries from the 1970’s, in addition to the Batman/Hulk crossover in DC Special Series 27 (1981).
  16. jjonahjameson11
    I think you meant to say asm 229/230 for the Juggy storyline. ASM 228 is merely a fill-in issue (I used to own the original OA for the cover)
  17. jjonahjameson11
    This question pops up every few years, and the winning response has always been ASM 252
  18. jjonahjameson11
    Well, today is the final day of the OA auction so perhaps there will be some nice OA to pick up at decent prices?
  19. jjonahjameson11
    Hi, all: just a quick reminder the auctions for these great lots ends today, Sun Jan 16
  20. jjonahjameson11
    I don’t think so…this one didn’t have the look or feel of a Jim Lee PWJ cover to me
  21. jjonahjameson11
    Miller DD page = $78K.
  22. jjonahjameson11
    Cockrum Hulk cover = $108K!
  23. jjonahjameson11
    Cause I thought he collects only covers?
  24. jjonahjameson11
    The sale of the ASM 300 cover was nowhere near $1M, and yet it was a very strong price at the time
  25. jjonahjameson11
    Although not in the same ballpark, folks had the same thoughts about the crazy price for the 1st x-23 cover appearance. It sold for more shortly thereafter