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#7 in on hold pending a PM resonse.
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8 minutes ago, blue808 said:
FF 40 take it.
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Fantastic Four 40: VF-; OW/W
Technically I can't grade this higher than VF-, but it sure looks nice for the grade.
$110SOLD -
Just now, KirbyJack said:
come on, 37!
Sorry, jumping to 40.
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Fantastic Four 35: VF-; OW
This one was sold to me here on the boards as a VF-, which seems right to me. There are NCB creases on the spine that don't show up in the scan.
$95
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13 minutes ago, lizards2 said:
take
Thanks! (FF18)
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Fantastic Four 29: VF-; OW
This one was sold to me by a dealer as VF, but I'll grade it a VF-.
$125
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Fantastic Four 18: Fine; OW
This was sold to me here on the boards as a F/VF, but I think it's a Fine.
$200SOLD -
Later than I thought I'd be back, but will finally be able to add a few more comics.
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12 minutes ago, SeniorSurfer said:
FF #6 and #9 per PM.
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That's the end of the single digit comics (obviously). I'll start again later with #18.
Mike
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Fantatsic Four 9: VG/F; OW; Marvel chipping on right edge of front cover
This was sold to me as a Fine Minus here on the boards
$250SOLD -
Fantastic Four 8: G/VG; OW, light moisture damage (see scan of interior of front cover)
This was sold to me here on the boards as a VG, but I think it's a G/VG. Please note that the back cover is much nicer and that there is no waviness in the cover or pages. The scan of the inside of the front cover makes the moisture damage look worse than in person.
$150SOLD -
On 01/03/2018 at 9:17 PM, pickycollector said:
You should PM Monkeyman about this one
I already found a 207, but I'll take the 213 and 220.
Mike
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Fantastic Four 7: VG+; OW
Sold to me here on the boards as a VG+, which looks right to me.
$230SOLD -
Fantastic Four 6: VG-; OW; Some tearing at the staples, but still firmly attached
Sold to me here on the boards as a VG+, but I'm grading it VG-.
$290SOLD -
Take 15% off the prices listed below on any of the remaining comics until the end of today (Friday). After that I'll be closing the thread and sending out invoices.
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Fantastic Four 6: VG-SOLDFantastic Four 7: VG+SOLDFantastic Four 8: G/VGSOLDFantatsic Four 9: VG/FSOLDFantastic Four 18: FineSOLDFantastic Four 29: VF- $125
Fantastic Four 35: VF- $95
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Fantastic Four 40: VF-SOLDFantastic Four 41: NM- $250
Fantastic Four 42: F/VF $60
Fantastic Four 44: F/VF $60
Fantastic Four 51: Fine Plus $60
Fantastic Four 57: VF/NM $135
Fantastic Four 58: NM-SOLDFantastic Four 59: NM- $135
Fantastic Four 60: NM- $135
Take 57-60 for $485 (Doctor Doom steals Silver Surfer's powers story arc)No longer availablePage 3
Fantastic Four 61: NM- $125
Fantastic Four 62: VF/NMSOLDFantastic Four 64: NM- $120
Fantastic Four 65: VFSOLDFantastic Four 69: VF/NMSOLDFantastic Four 70: VF $40
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Fantastic Four 71: VF/NM $65
Fantastic Four 78: VF+ $40
Fantastic Four 82: VF $30
Fantastic Four 84: VF/NMSOLDFantastic Four 85: VF+SOLDFantastic Four 86: VF/NM $60
Fantastic Four 88: VF/NMSOLDFantastic Four 93: VFSOLDFantastic Four Annual 3: VF/NM $215
Fantastic 95: VF/NM $45
Fantastic 96: VF+ $40
Fantastic 97: VF/NMSOLDPage 5
Fantastic 98: VF/NMSOLDFantastic 99: VF/NMSOLD -
I haven't sold on the boards for quite a while, but I'm off work this coming week and have decided to try and move some books.
- As far as I know, none of these books have been pressed or are restored in any way.
- Back covers are clean unless a scan is provided.
- I have a kudos thread, but it's buried so deep I can't find it. Maybe someone better with the search function than me can sniff it out.
Shipping is from Canada and will be at cost. I took these rates to the U.S. from the Canada Post website, but if it turns out to be less I'll refund the difference. Shipping to Canada and international depends on location, please ask for a quote.
1-2 book = $7 regular mail in an envelope between thick cardboard (no insurance or tracking)
3 - 6 book, weight < 1 kg (2.2 lbs) = $16 (tracked, $100 insurance)
Weight above 1 kg = $27 or more (tracked, $100 insurance included, max insurance = $1,000 @ $2.25 per $100 )
If you want tracking and insurance on packages less than 1 kg the cost is the same as for weight above 1 kg.
Everything is fully refundable with no questions asked. I accept PayPal, money orders and checks from Canadians only.
Thanks for looking!
Mike
- Hibou and thirdgreenham
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7 hours ago, jjonahjameson11 said:
There was a great Everett interview with one of his daughters in Alter Ego magazine and I believe Bill was out of comics, working out of Massachusetts for a greeting card Company for much of the 1960s.
Stan reached out to Bill to work on DD#1, but between Bill's regular job, and having to work until the late hours of the night, the additional strain of the DD #1 deadline was too much and he bowed out after the first issue.
This is taken from Wikipedia:
In an interview conducted by Marvel writer-editor and Everett's one-time roommate Roy Thomas, in what the latter recalled as either "late 1969 or in 1970," Everett said of Daredevil's creation five years earlier:
I must have called Stan, had some contact with him, I don't know why. I know we tried to do it on the phone. I know he had this idea for Daredevil; he thought he had an idea. . . . With a long-distance phone call, it just wasn't coming out right, so I said, 'All right, I'll come down this weekend or something. I'll take a day off [from his job as art director of Eton Paper Corporation in Massachusetts] and come down to New York'. . . . I did the one issue, but I found that I couldn't do it and handle my job, because it was a managerial job; I didn't get paid overtime but I was on an annual salary, so my time was not my own. I was putting in 14 or 15 hours a day at the plant and then to come home and try to do comics at night was just too much. And I didn't make deadlines – I just couldn't make them – so I just did the one issue and didn't do any more.
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1 hour ago, vodou said:
That's DocV, Dr. Michael J. Vassallo.
Maneely art is quite rare, dead at 32.
https://www.lambiek.net/artists/m/maneely_joe.htm
There's a theory out there that if Maneely hadn't met tragedy, Stan would not have needed Jack and The King of Comics would be Joe Maneely.
Maneely was definitely one of the highest quality Atlas artists and would most likely be a big name today if he'd been alive during the Silver Age. It's obviously hard to say if he would have displaced any of the big SA names. I'd use Everett as an example - one of the best Atlas artists and certainly a very good SA artist, but not a huge SA name.
Mike
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Not something you see every day.
Joe Maneely - Kid Colt Outlaw #53 Cover Original Art (Marvel, 1955)
Mike
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7 minutes ago, fishbone said:
I'm sure the choice depends on the book or books you intend to sell, but I use CLink almost always and I have not been disappointed with results yet. My 2 cents.
Agreed
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I don't see why you'd want to slab it when you bought it to be able to see the ad on the inside page.
Mike
24 FFs betwen 29 and 99 - Summary in second post of page 1 (now 15% off)
in Golden/Silver/Bronze Age Only
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Thanks!