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theCapraAegagrus

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  1. Bold 1: Hilarious. Bold 2: Comic books are awesome, but not worth stressing too much over. Everything will be fine. #FirstWorldProblems
  2. Don't get me wrong, Joss Whedon did great things for the MCU (and throughout his career), but he hasn't been the same since Avengers 2 and I abhor what he did to this project.
  3. Zack Snyder: Bruce Wayne sees Diana Prince, "Pretty girl - bad habit - don't quote me on that." Joss Whedon: I'm a "feminist" but lets awkwardly objectify Wonder Woman by having Flash land on her just like Banner on Romanoff in Age of Ultron.
  4. At first, I thought it was silly AF. However... For someone very nostalgic, I can totally see them displaying some of their collection on one of these. It seems impractical for a store, though.
  5. I can't answer your first question, because I've only ever done it once/item. I've left items up for 6 months after lowering it to my bare-minimum. Patience is a virtue (if you don't need the money). It happens. I've seen plenty of $20 books go for $1-5 at auction. That's usually with no BIN option, though. Some people forget about low-start auctions. You can't really force anyone to buy your product. You have to wait for an interested party to see your item(s). If you're talking about in-demand items that people aren't viewing, then make sure your listing title is complete with any/all relevant data. Like, "Spawn Origins #1" wouldn't have worked for me. "Spawn Origins Collection Vol. 1 Signed Limited Edition" adds more search terms that people are less-likely to completely omit.