Elliott Bennett

Any update here? 

Hey Rich, I’m sorry to bug you with an off topic question, was wondering since your such a Gerber/ManThing fan if you had a copy of Adventure Into Fear #11. I only ask because on the last sales thread you had some Gerber ManThing. Thanks so much either way boss!!! 

On 6/16/2020 at 2:04 PM, Rich_Henn said:

Uncanny X-Men #137 CGC 9.4 s/s Chris Claremont - $195

Good candidate to crack, press and add for the upcoming Terry Austin signing.   Currently taking subs for Terry Austin s/s, please inquire via PM

I will take @10% off! Add Terry Austin + Press 

Any chance you have some Rampaging Hulk? #9 is what I’m keeping my eyes out for but whatever you might have. 

On 1/16/2020 at 2:46 PM, Rich_Henn said:

Strange Adventures #1 (cover A) s/s Tom King & Mitch Gerads - $125

ten (10) spots

The Eisner Award-winning team behind DC’s Mister Miracle and The Sheriff of Babylon, writer Tom King and artist Mitch Gerads, is joined by fan-favorite artist Evan “Doc” Shaner (Justice League: Darkseid War: Green Lantern) to bring you Strange Adventures, an epic tale in the tradition of Watchmen, The Dark Knight Returns, and DC: The New Frontier—a story of blood, war, and love that readers will talk about for years to come.

Created in 1958 for DC by Julius Schwartz and Murphy Anderson and first appearing in Showcase #17, Adam Strange is the hero of the planet Rann, a man famous throughout the galaxy for his bravery and honor. In King, Gerads and Shaner’s Strange Adventures, debuting in March 2020, not all is as happy and nice as it seems, as the decisions Adam made during battles on Rann come back to haunt his family and threaten the entire DC Universe.

“Adam Strange is one of a long line of characters—like Tarzan and Flash Gordon, stolid men with dimpled chins who thrive in ‘foreign lands’—who stand in as a metaphor for a 19th century European dream of colonialism,” said King. “Of course, colonialism was nothing like this dream, and it’s that contrast that interests me: the bloody gap between the myth and the reality.”

And now a surprise DC hero will have to choose between saving Adam Strange and saving the world.

“I wanted to tell two stories simultaneously,” continued King, “and have them play off each other: the story we tell others and the story others tell about us. To represent these two aspects, we use two of the best artists in comics, then we weave those two tellings together in odd and new ways that I don’t think anyone’s seen in modern superhero comics. So it’s a way to do something new and different and hopefully something cool and compelling.”

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Put me down for 1 of these 

Another interesting wrench for this question is creator input, Keith Giffen went out of his way to tell me when signing Omega Men #3, that it IS NOT Lobos first appearance even though it’s widely recognized as such