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EwanUK

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  1. Original 1982 Warrior Badges

     

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    i managed to pick up a watchmen badge and a dredd badge recently...

    thanks again Ewan for for all the info (thumbs u

     

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    im still hunting for a Miracleman warrior badge

     

    very cool

    both look like the originals

    Is the Dredd a gold plate FP one?

     

    The main one I'm after is the ORIGINAL V for Vendetta badge

  2. Absolutely love it. I love 70's DC horror. Soooo much goodness.

     

    Looks like you've got some interesting esoteric in there as well.

     

    Killer find! Congrats. :)

     

    Bit of a co-incidence there, picked up a DC collection from a house clearance last week, now sorted:

     

    House of Secrets 205-321

    Unexpected 111-222

    Warlord 1-124

    Jonah Hex 1-92

    Superman 312-401

    Green Lantern 97-200

    Superman Family 183-222

    Superfriends 2-47

    Swamp Thing 1-62

    Plus: House of Mystery, Weird War, Weird Western, Witching Hour, Claw, Sword of Sorcery, Timewarp, Tarzan, Inferior Five, 100 Page Giants

    Only Marvel: John Carter 2-28, Ka-Zar 1-20 & 1-34

     

    interesting collecting habits!

     

     

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    Very nice Count, I need to get a couple more Moore Fanzines

     

    Some of these look strangely familiar (?) :)

     

    Ha, I'd guess at least 80% of Alan Moore/MiracleMan related fanzines on the market came through you. I'm still thrilled I got your Fe#5 awhile back. Wish I could meet Mr. Moore and have him sign it.

     

    :) many thanks

    I've actually got my 2nd copies of MSH 387 & 388, SE 52, SE 68 & Warrior 1 ready for ebay on Sunday

    the Warrior no.1 is NM- about as good as you can get them

  4. Anyone know why Marvel released issue #1, 2 and 3 at two week intervals, but issue 4 is 1 month? And will the rest of the series be 1 month or 2 week release dates?

     

    perhaps it's a tribute to the original Eclipse release schedule - 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 16 months, 23 years etc ;)

  5. ok...I need some help folks...a customer brought these into the store to sell...but I have no clue on value...any help is appreciated...

     

    thanks

    rick

     

     

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    Hi Rick

     

    The 3 Marvelman's date from late 50s / early 60s and would probably fetch between $20-$50 on ebay, depending on grade. Very early issues of the long run would be much higher.

     

    The "Miracle Man" issues are nothing to do with Marvelman / Miracleman but are a complete differently character (of German origin I believe?). However, they are still collectible, $10-$40 range perhaps.

  6. :mad:

     

    It's free of charge if CGC made the error. Ship it back.

     

    +1 I just had to do this with an east of west double cover that was mislabeled and they were very helpful and the process was quick especially compared to how long my fast track took in the first place

     

    Good call. I'll have to send it back to them with my next submission.

     

    Nice find - UK copies with Alan Moore signed are very tough

    what's the origin please?

     

    I went searching for a UK copy online and found this copy raw on ebay. There was no mention of the Moore signature in the listing so I was pretty stoked when I received it and found it inside.

     

    Fantastic find. I've never had that with a Miracleman book but once bought a Swamp Thing Annual no.2 that had been signed on the splash page by John Totleben, Steve Bisette and Alan Moore :cloud9:

  7. Sweet copy. Pence copies should be worth just as much as US versions.

     

    Yup.

     

    Are any foreign printings of comics worth as much as the original American versions? (shrug)

     

    -J.

    No, because they're reprints. :shy:

     

    They're not technically reprints but they are foreign and they were released after the original american copies. Most collectors don't want them in their collection regardless of how steep the discount. That will likely always keep them at around 50-60% FMV of the American copies.

     

    -J.

     

     

    They're absolutely NOT reprints. Much research has gone into this... they were printed at the same time, on the same presses, and some thoeries even suggest before the USA versions!

     

    They are "original editions with UK price variants"

    And probably 50-100x rarer than the corresponding cents copies!

    It's the same principle as the famous 30 & 35 cent variants... just imagine Britain being one of the states where the variants were distributed :o

     

    However, I can understand the market but it's slowly changing - certainly massively in the last 20 years. :cloud9: <3

     

     

    As true as all that may be, most collectors simply don't want foreign books mixed in with their original American runs.

     

    They're interesting as a novelty or for those who specifically pursue or want them however. :foryou:

     

    -J.

     

    I understand that J :)

    But they are NOT "foreign" - they were copies printed on American presses the same time as the cents copies, the only difference is the pence price and that they were intended for a foreign market

    They are a 100% genuine and legitimate - and much rarer - price variant

     

    However, all is cool and I love cents copies as well :angel:

  8. Sweet copy. Pence copies should be worth just as much as US versions.

     

    Yup.

     

    Are any foreign printings of comics worth as much as the original American versions? (shrug)

     

    -J.

    No, because they're reprints. :shy:

     

    They're not technically reprints but they are foreign and they were released after the original american copies. Most collectors don't want them in their collection regardless of how steep the discount. That will likely always keep them at around 50-60% FMV of the American copies.

     

    -J.

     

     

    They're absolutely NOT reprints. Much research has gone into this... they were printed at the same time, on the same presses, and some thoeries even suggest before the USA versions!

     

    They are "original editions with UK price variants"

    And probably 50-100x rarer than the corresponding cents copies!

    It's the same principle as the famous 30 & 35 cent variants... just imagine Britain being one of the states where the variants were distributed :o

     

    However, I can understand the market but it's slowly changing - certainly massively in the last 20 years. :cloud9: <3

     

     

  9. Long time not here

     

    Thought i'd update you on my Miracleman / Warrior / 2000AD vintage badge collection which grows over geological time

     

    (all of these are very rare early 1980s ORIGINAL badges / pins - the Marvelman ones from 1950s)

     

    Very pleased to have found a Warrior "BIG BEN" badge!!!

     

    The Gold Dredd badge at the top is from 1983 - 1st Forbidden Planet badge - actually gold plated - (not to be confused with the Prog 300 plastic one or modern versions)

     

    Enjoy my Christmas tree

     

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  10. I saw Mad Max - Fury Road this weekend with my son and this movie delivered. Heavy on action, excitement, and visually stunning. My favorite movie last year was Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. So, far, my favorite movie this year is Mad Max - Fury Road.

     

    My son, who is 16, said it was his favorite movie this year as well. I asked him about Avengers AOU and he said that movie was good, but it felt like a movie he had seen already. I agree with this completely. Mad Max was different and remember-able, which is definitely a welcome change from recent box office hits.

     

    So far, the summer is off to a strong start. It's nice seeing something new and different and I hope more movies deliver the goods this summer.

     

    I loved all 3 Max movies growing up - particularly no.2

     

    My wife has no interest in this kind of film - I have a 10 year old - would they cope?

     

    p.s. I took my 6 year old to see Avengers ultron and he asked to leave 5 mins in....

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    Got frames! (thumbs u

     

    looking good

     

    who won the "stigmata" postcard? be nice to see here

     

    Whoever is running this tumbler account is in possession of one of those glorious "stigmata" postcards...

     

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    :baiting: if you are a boardie... :takeit:

     

    Ah yes that's my Canadian friend, not sure if he's on the boards

    many of his pics are from items I've sold him

     

    The other postcard was bought by Derek, of MM 26 fame