Dick Pontoon

I enjoy looking through the catalogs, especially the OA.

Okay, one more bump with reductions on the Hulk and remaining Fantastic Four. It's starting to feel like a Ryan sales thread in here!

Thanks very much!

Here's a with some price reductions on the Hulk and the Fantastic Fours.

Excuse me "height challenged" It's not Uncle Bob's Midnight Blues.

Kamandi #1, VF+, $55, impact ding lower left corner, signed by Mike Royer.

Marvel Tales #1, 6.0, $175.

Avengers #44, FN-, $30.

Avengers #43, G/VG, $45

Fantastic Four #7, GD, incomplete, clipped coupon, see photos. $90. $80. SOLD!

Fantastic Four #3, FR/GD, $330. $265

Incredible Hulk #181, G/VG, incomplete, missing MVS, small tear in CCA box, $950. $850

This will be a short sales thread with just a handful of books. Sales details are as follow: Boxed Priority will be around $10-13 depending on zip and weight. Cheap books I can ship First Class starting at $4.50. 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.

Are these $1000-$5000 books going to be raw or slabbed?

I missed the other Atlas. Any more coming? I'll take the panther True Believers if still available.

I have a Two-Gun Kid or Gunsmoke Western I picked up from Superworld several years back. I wasn't specifically looking for one, just wanted the book. Ted might've had a few others, but they were just mixed into the inventory.

Oops. Completely forgot about him!

You picked up a World of Fantasy #9; you were missing that one IIRC. World of Suspense #1 always reminds me of a Mad Magazine drawing. There's something about the spirit on the tablecloth.

BC may make a more succinct case. I'll say it does have a great cover. It’s one of those double length stories, so I suppose it’s a semi-epic. I’d probably put it in the upper echelons of pre-hero monster yarns though i don’t think it’s head and shoulders above any of the other classics. He’s been ret-conned into the Marvel Universe more than any of the other creatures barring Groot, but I always assumed part of his cache came from being singled out in The Origins of Marvel Comics. (IIRC, Stan wrote “I could never remember what his schtick was.”)

I guess I'll applaud, though if it stayed under the radar I wouldn’t complain.

Same hold true for low and mid-grade, they've been rising whether slabbed or raw.

I "liked" your post. Had to log in to do it; looks like it's been over a year since I've done that. Reading those boards too much makes me feel like your avatar.