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Frederic9494

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  1. 24 minutes ago, WernerVonDoom said:

    So hypothetically, if a book was printed in the U.S. but the language was changed to Spanish and the price changed to pesos, it would be a "Variant", but if the same book was printed in Mexico, it's a "Mexican Edition"?  No.

    Don't get me wrong, I think pence copies and other foreign books are very collectible and should be worth more than the US versions due to their rarity.  But they are not "variants".

    Throwing the towel on this one... Foreign editions usually come from a different publishing company than the originator (ex. Panini in France, Editions Heritage for French Canada, Interpresse in Belgium, etc.) In the case of the Silver Age comic books discussed they were printed and published by Marvel, only difference being the cover price, so they are not foreign editions but price variants.

  2. 24 minutes ago, WernerVonDoom said:

    I love UK/foreign versions, but "UK Price Variants", "Canadian Price Variants", "<fill in Country> Price Variants" are complete B.S .

    Those SA Marvel comic books are price variants, not UK edition... as they were printed by Marvel in the US at the same time than their US counterparts before being shipped to the UK. 

    They have nothing to do with UK magazines with Marvel reprinted stories...