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David Buck
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On 6/9/2018 at 12:12 AM, Lazyboy said:
Barcodes were run on The New Teen Titans 37-40 as well as The Legion of Super-Heroes 40-43 I believe - I have a few but not all of these issues, I'm not sure if copies exist for these issues without the barcode. so were they a newsstand experiment ?
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Another homage from a different publisher - this one was highlighted on the GCD page today
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15 hours ago, RockMyAmadeus said:
Earl Davis said it was posted at CPG first, so they should get credit.
As that linked thread says I posted the first picture of the newsstand 2nd. print to the CPG forum - in a thread called something like "hey earl - dc giveaways"- I know Jerome Wenker at least initially thought it was a Photoshop effort when he mentioned it on STL forum so it had to be the only reference to it out there at the time, funnily enough given recent discussions it was a random 2nd print supplied by mycomicshop.com .
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1991 edition according to this page https://comics.www.collectors-society.com/wcm/ComicCustomSetGallery.aspx?s=19251
It's got the UK price which the 1992 50c black price box lacks
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and the original 1982 source:
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41 minutes ago, GeneticNinja said:
I love that artwork. First time seeing that cover. But the art just feels familiar.
I did see it on the bay as part of a mid eighties dc style guide set - it's also reused on the outer card cover for the Kenner Super Powers Toyfair giveaway ( also very scarce )
see here for examples:
https://atomicavenue.com/atomic/issue/329675/Super-Powers-1st-Series-5-Variation
http://www.milehighcomics.com/cgi-bin/backissue.cgi?action=fullsize&issue=83484802592 1
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11 minutes ago, Bo_Hogg1 said:
Thank U David Buck and Rock my Amadeus. Great information. I specialize in rare comics so it looks like I picked a great one!
Extremely rare especially considering it's recent vintage - this is only the 3rd. copy I've heard of - this will be a useful opportunity to learn of any more.
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The full contents for anyone with a copy to compare with in case there are variants
Monogram "I'm Car-Azy" Free T-Shirt advert (IFC) - this has the only editorial material in the book as at the bottom of the page it has for advertising space contact details.
Saturday's the Place CBS advert (starting 15-09-84)
Huffy - crank up the power of pro Thunder advert
Bonkers fruit candy advert
Frogger colecoVision advert
M&M's - Olympic Heroes trading cards advert
Bachmann a Powerhouse of fun advert
Bubble Yum unscramble the fun advert
Saturday Morning NBC double page advert (CF)
Revell - Think Dirty advert
Find your way to the Newtons advert
Reese's Pieces "Etagramulfabetz" advert
Honeycomb Cereal Sportstakes advert
Matchbox 3 pack (75 free puffy Stickers) advert
Masters Of The Universe Videogame Intellivision advert
Noxzeme Acne 21 advert
Nabisco Brands: How to write with a candy bar advert (IBC)
Kenner: Super Powers advert (BC)
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I have a copy - mine came from a DC editor, my copy was the one Ian became aware of and added it to his want list
There are no comics at the centre - there is a double page Saturday cartoons ad (Unless they printed more than one version over the years?).
I don't know if Ian ever found a copy
Survival rate on this is likely to be low as there is virtually no reason for anyone at the time to have kept it
There used to be an entry for it on the Grand comic database but it seems to have gone - It didn't really qualify for inclusion anyway..
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I have now noticed that New Talent showcase went newsstand from Issue 7 to at least issue 13 - so these should also be added to the list of potential DC CNS; on the other hand - this oddity I spotted on Mile high where the newsstand edition of Who's Who... issue 17 has a newsstand UPC but incorrectly retains the direct market triple currency pricing may mean that no CNS edition exists for this issue.
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Interesting also that the set contains the Batman The Collected Adventures vol.1 TPB in the bottom window which is not mentioned on the sticker - actually second thoughts - that's probably the bottom line which I thought was part of the Mask of The Phantasm adaptation description
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15 minutes ago, RockMyAmadeus said:
Ah yes...ok, I have that one. Helps to see it to jog the memory.
They also did this one:
And the rest of the set...plus a few others.
I *think* that would have been...God, I don't remember anymore...1994? 1995? I remember when they came out.
Of course, they were dirty reprints, and nobody wanted those.
Thanks David Buck! 20 posts in 13 years. You're a quiet one!
You're welcome - I joined up a long time back but didn't come on here again for years - I love finding obscure DC items - much more interesting than run of the mill books - so when I can help with info. I do
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I don't think that one is anything special though - just this:
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Ian Levine was told by DC that it was never issued, but a small qty. turned up on ebay over ten years ago in sealed toys - old shop stock with price stickers on so they clearly did have some distribution - I bought one, it was in the Arak figure from the range. Each spine mark on that copy is where it is stitched so I suppose it could be defined as a manufacturing issue and excused by CGC? On the plus side the value is likely to reflect how scarcely it is offered - I can't say I've seen another copy come up since that batch so price guide values can be ignored. Overstreet still has it listed at $5!
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11 minutes ago, mysterio said:
Good question. The two books on top of that pack are on the more difficult end of the scale in my opinion. It would help explain why there were fewer DCUs beyond 1994 as well, if only because there were half as many copies in each brick. Which books are on the back of that brick?
sorry can't help with that - picture is from an old ebay auction - not one I won - I personally haven't seen another ten pack but I'm not keeping as close an eye on these packs as others are.
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On 11/24/2017 at 7:30 PM, xcomic said:
Greetings fellow cover price variant collectors! Ben here, dropping in to share exciting news that I'm certain will be of great interest to everybody participating in this thread! I know some of you have already discovered our price guide project and gotten a sneak peek because it has been live on my blog for the past several weeks, but today marks a milestone: Gemstone has published our press release to Scoop, officially announcing the release of our Type 1A Cover Price Variant Price Guide to the world! Check it out: http://scoop.previewsworld.com/Home/4/1/73/1012?ArticleID=202171ump straight to the price guide itself: https://rarecomics.wordpress.com/the-2018-price-guide-for-1980s-newsstand-canadian-cover-price-variants-type-1a/
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missing DC titles/issues:
Firstorm: The nuclear Man 65-75
Funny Stuff Stocking Stuffer 1
Justice League International 7-17 , Annual 1+2
Mister Miracle Special 1
Nightforce 3-14
Rainbow Brite and The Star Stealer nn.
Star Trek: The Next Generation 1-6
Supergirl movie Adaptation 1
Teen Titans Spotlight 1-21
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory Of The DC Universe 1-26
Who's Who Update '88 1+2
The Following listed Issues I believe were Direct Market only:
'Mazing Man 9-12; Special 1+2 (though I see these have been removed now - if anyone has evidence of either NS editions please bring it up)
Atari Force Special 1
Blue beetle 22-24
Hawkman 16+17
Sword Of The Atom Special 3
Saga Of The Swamp Thing Annual 3 (Swamp thing Annual 3)
Zatanna special 1
The following I am dubious of as although they all have US newsstand copies - It's possible the CNS edition would have dipped below some minimum Qty. threshold and hence not been printed - These are still valid listings until it can be proven one way or another- as they should exist in theory ( I have not seen a US newsstand of Angel Love #7 as yet but I have for all other issues of the title)
Ambush Bug Stocking Stuffer 1; Angel Love 1-8; Doom Patrol And Suicide Squad Special 1; Hawkman 12-15; Heroes Against Hunger 1
I can't imagine that a CNS edition of Heroes against Hunger doesn't exist for example but I can believe Angel love would have been too low a print run to bother with.
Those are my thoughts - anyone with corrections to my corrections; please chip in.
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Regarding your Caveat on the likelyhood of some Direct Market only issues being listed in error in the guide - I'm sure for example that 'Mazing Man was dropped as a newsstand title after Issue 8 and the two specials were also direct market only - If I put up a corrections list here perhaps people can chip in if they know different. - I have been assembling pictures for DC CNS and I have 1778 pictures out of what I suspect is a total of 2113 ( purely for my own reference of course).
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I've found the Mile High listing I mentioned - It's for Doc Savage #11 August 1989 - so there appears to be a two month Window Jul-Aug 1989 for this particular survey - so far 2 direct market titles only
Alpha Flight Direct UPCs (and other oddities)
in Copper Age Comic Books
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I mentioned in the Canadian newsstand thread that Who's Who #17 appears to have a Newsstand misprint (with direct market pricing) that might have precluded there being a difference between US and Canadian Newsstand editions - today I found a US Newsstand on ebay- so this issue is rather odd - I know no other 1980's DC like this, in theory there's a $1.35 CNS to add to these 3