Dick Pontoon

Marvel Tales #1, 6.0, $165.

Fantastic Four #3, FR/GD, $240. Beat but complete! (Except for the missing piece. )

Incredible Hulk #181, G/VG, incomplete, missing MVS, small tear in CCA box, $840.

This will be a short sales thread with just a handful of books. Sales details are as follow: Boxed Priority will be around $8-13 depending on zip and weight. PM for international shipping quotes or questions. As usual, drop the if you'd like the book in the thread or via PM. In the event more than one person would like a book, the first by timestamp gets it regardless whether via PM or in the thread. Payment is expected within 7 days of invoice; payment accepted via PayPal; checks or postal money orders will work, too. And of course, if you're not happy, return the books for your money back. No HOSers, probies or general nincompoops, please.

Not many DCs in your collection right? I can only remember seeing you post one other previously. That's how it starts. Maybe a Batman Adventures #12 for kicks, a House of Secrets #92 for a chaser and the next thing you know, you're ogling GA Batmans with Shocked Robins in the corner.

Yup! That's one of my faves, along with the TTA run. Really nice copy. Is that yours and still in your collection?

Anybody have a sense of what a good price for a basic Hey Kids! Comics! rack is going for these days?

Already been answered but yes he is. We get it on Netflix. I don’t have much truck with modern sitcoms but really enjoy it as does the missus. It’s pretty funny.

Not many Kirby superhero books with Ditko inks.

Do you have a scan of the front and back of the book? As was said, regular, unobtrusive interior signatures generally don't drop a book into the "rated very low" category. I would also check the grader's notes and report back to this thread.

Also looks like something is up with the front to me. The white in the logo looks pinkish and splotchy and it looks like there's some some ink loss or transfer as well in the black.

You'll find some good advice in this thread:

This book?

It brings me even more joy to see that the walls in the comic room of @*Bronze age fan* are lavender.

Much better! For a minute I thought you were a proud graduate of the Fingh School of Photography ™ . You mean like this?

The man can't bust our music! And Photobucket isn't going to hold me down, neither, @BlowUpTheMoon

3.5.

CBCS being referred to as Voldermort or Voldie goes back to 2014. It has absolutely nothing to do with quality. In 2014, when the company was founded, posts began cropping up here on the CGC boards. CGC announced that talking about them was not allowed. Thus Voldie, or Voldermort, aka "he who will not be named" was used to try to bypass the new CGC rule. Some like them. Some don't. But no need to imply things that simply are not true. . And some people might need to be reminded that the founder, president and primary grader of Voldemort was also previously the president and primary grader of CGC. That doesn't mean the company is free of any issues, but some folks seem to think they are some fly-by-night Mom and Pop operation with garage sale grading skills.

I don't always like action, but when it do, it better be rugged.

Here's a recent pickup, bag scan:

I'd be overjoyed if the new owners of either would come on the boards and lecture us on the economics of supply and demand.

I think it's improved, but grammar may still need some work. When I read "Recap for $100" my first thought was "Dang! Decepticon used to do those just out of the goodness of his heart!"