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theCapraAegagrus

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  1. theCapraAegagrus
    These are aftermarket staples?
  2. theCapraAegagrus
    Then what is? Action Comics?
  3. theCapraAegagrus
    Moderns generally don't have room for growth because they're durable issues and the quantities printed will likely always meet withering demand.
  4. theCapraAegagrus
    Finally watched the trailer. Honestly, it looks pretty good. I don't know much of anything about Kraven. Some cringe was sprinkled into that trailer, but it looks like an enjoyable watch as of right now.
  5. theCapraAegagrus
    The Adventures of Superman is a numbered-continuation of the 1938 series. Superman Vol. 2 starts at "first issue". So, logically, TAOS would've been the "main title" at the time.
  6. theCapraAegagrus
    Correct. Most people would advise to remove the comic, and assess it yourself, if you intend on submitting for pro grading.
  7. theCapraAegagrus
    I would seek to correct it as much as possible.
  8. theCapraAegagrus
    Not that we know of.
  9. theCapraAegagrus
    That's actually a good question, which I'm not sure of the answer to. Another good question, but in this case I'm certain that the answer is to leave them alone.
  10. theCapraAegagrus
    I thought it was extremely mature and (mostly) well-written the way Barry interacted with his younger and better-off self. He literally inspired his younger self, as we see in the end.
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    @Dr. Balls seems to emphasize the good in everything. I will admit that I tend to lead with my criticisms, which may come off as 'negativity', but I find it typically easier to mention what didn't work in a movie as most aspects of a film tend to be positive.
  14. theCapraAegagrus
    What's the context of "1/62"? Is that part of the name in an auction listing or something? There's 69 () Universal graded on the census. Perhaps there were only 62 when this first went up for sale?
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    Month/Year
  16. theCapraAegagrus
    I'm assuming that the pictures did not show the comic/case in this condition, so yes, I would hope that eBay approves your return.
  17. theCapraAegagrus
    eBay.
  18. theCapraAegagrus
    No, that's not normal... I would return it.
  19. theCapraAegagrus
    Book 2: Not all creases are press-able, but generally most that don't break color are. It's possible that by using the word "heavy" to describe the crease, they're implying a break. Book 3: Seems not pressed, so perhaps Book 2 was also not pressed. If they don't look pressed, call CGC.
  20. theCapraAegagrus
    Maybe if a new grader gets a hold of it.
  21. theCapraAegagrus
    "...expensive and complicated..." perfectly describes that scene.
  22. theCapraAegagrus
    For a lot of it, it is. There are some stunning sequences. I think they used VFX budgets for re-shoots, though, which led to the unfinished parts of the movie. Hopefully you still enjoy it either way.
  23. theCapraAegagrus
    If it makes $400 MM on a $200 MM budget, his universe isn't going anywhere, right? But if it makes $400 MM on a $75-100 MM budget, then at least it shows the DCU has potential.
  24. theCapraAegagrus
    The least they could've done was come up with a reason for the joke, like, "he lost a bet with me and has to show the tattoo every time BTTF comes up". The Iron Man 3 tattoo joke was self-referential and needed no explanation.
  25. theCapraAegagrus
    Looking at box office returns over the past 5 years, you'll have to convince me otherwise.