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sagekilz

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  1. Quite possibly old news on this forum but in the first trailer, "ASM 212" is on a boat in the background. ASM 212 is of course the 1st appearance of Hydro-Man.
  2. 3 moderns, no fast-track, no pre-screen, received 4/2. As of this post still scheduled for grading.
  3. Completely agree. My uneducated guess is $3.1 billion. THEN, don't forget about home media sales; that'll be, possibly, close to a billion.
  4. Bought All Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder #10 Recalled Edition, raw for $15. Think I did fairly well for once
  5. I literally saw this, this weekend at Sears of all places. However the figure in your hidden comment is obtained, piece by piece, by purchasing other figures from the Marvel Legends collection. BUT, I didn't see anything to indicate the character you mentioned is in the film what-so-ever.
  6. I love love love Holland as Spider-Man and you're absolutely correct, he should be the new "face" of the next phase. Holland, so far, seems to effortlessly fill the shoes of an absolute iconic superhero without making it look awkward. I think it's obvious Marvel delves deeper into the cosmos with the next phase but keeping the entire thing "grounded" with Spider-Man is a perfect choice.
  7. About 50% of my job is literally shipping items/parts to customers. I use FedEx, DHL, USPS and UPS respectively and REGARDLESS of who you use, as long as YOU, the shipper, package the item properly, damage will be non-existent or minimal. It stands to reason that as long as the item is 'bundled" in a way that negates travel damage you're fine. Granted there are instances when it's out of your control BUT before an item is shipped, the shipper can guarantee with 99% certainty the item will arrive at its destination in perfect working order. Using a bubbled mailer to send a slabbed book is perfectly safe, as long as the book is secured inside something else before going into the mailer. Simple as that.