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Pretty sure it came out after 252. Secret wars 8 is the first apperance storywise, but 252 hit the stands first.

A beat up copy is up on the bay for a kinda high price

That mustache and goatee sells it

Great minds think alike, that's the same issue I picked up a while back. Just a stunning cover. Bad puns, bright colors, weird as can be. Bunny is such a great run.

Cool piece, but the Death Dealer label on the base is kind of surprising. Seems to diminish the bust a bit. Almost makes it look cheap.

Enjoying scrolling through your listings, some fun old war books, and then I hit the stunning cover for March of Evil and glanced at the date, 45, and heard a record scratch. Out of my price range but that is a seriously cool piece of history.

In the same boat. Drooled over ASM300 as a kid in the early 90s, and ended up getting all the early black costume books cheap around 2000. They're fun books, but at the prices they seem to be going for now, I'm almost thinking of cashing out. I did sell 2 copies of secret wars 8 a couple years ago for a fraction of what they go for now, and they were at least 9.0s

Don't leave us hanging, lets see some pics

Hey now... I've made that mistake a few times.

Went to post my copy of Bunny, but looking at it and your books, I guess its not high grade. Comic collecting sure has changed

I was stuck down in south Oregon last week and actually went into a shop that had 2 full longboxes all labeled as mark jewelers copies. Never seen a shop mark a book MJ, let alone have 2 sorted longboxes of them. All the books were 2-3$, so not bad price-wise. I pulled a cap 286, cause deathlok rocks

Thats pretty neat. I picked this up 30 years ago from a 25 cent bin and still haven't gotten around to reading it 🙃

I want to like westerns. I really really do! So does my wallet. A photo cover western from the 50s just dies nothing for me.

Over 1k now. Just crazy. I love that book, bought it as a kid, but its not something I'd want a stan sig on.

Nah its cool, it cost me like a buck and its in rough shape lol. The shipping is more than the books even worth, but if you want to show it to people at shows I think that's great so you should have it.

Fair enough, ill give it to ya. Might be a few weeks if thats ok, I found out I'm spending 7 days in Oregon for work now and I'm already burned out . Pm me your addy and ill try to get it in mail before I leave .

Oh, and the worst part is, I can't go back to the store I bought it from and tell them. They're nice enough, but every time you leave they tell you God bless (if any of you are from yakima you'll know where I was). Most sleazy comic shop owners I know would find this hilarious, but i get the feeling they would have a different reaction.

So in going through and rebagging some dollar bin books, and I flip open a spectacular spiderman 9 to see who the white tiger is, and find this. There are 3 parts in this book where the...um....ads are a little bit more risqué than I remember.

I think it's time I finally let my copy go. Been sitting in a box unread for 20 years, and I'd gladly swap it out for something a lot older.

On my phone do having some trouble copying image. https://www.ebay.com/itm/271176243184

Does this star stamp pertain to old comics? I'm looking at a book from the early 40's, and it has a star stamp on it, which looks out of place.

I suspect the cost of asm 1-3 is far more of an obstacle in collecting asm than whatever a 9.8 newstand 300 is.

Wait, 7 billion people want an ASM 300? I hate to imagine, based on this theory, how much my dog is worth. There's only 1 of him D:

This book is listed as scarce in oversheet. Comparing it to the other earlier popeye books in the run, it seems to fall roughly into the same numbers, unless im mistaken? CGC census shows all the popeyes up to this issue having fewer than 10 in the census, and looking at sold HA auctions, there are under 10 of each of these books (not counting resales). Is this book actually scarcer than other issues like popeye and his papa or the 2nd popeye and the jeep?

I'm just curious how this even got through. Any time there's an auction I'm considering, it has 40+ followers and a small army of bid snipers