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Karma23

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  1. Karma23
    I was flipping through your box today as a matter of fact. Marc Hey Marc, if you liked thos you should have seen the one I couldn't send you because they were so tattered , and it was a pleasure trading with you
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    Great stuff Shep! It's funny, as a kid Kubert didn't appeal to me at all. I was far more interested in Heath, Glanzman and Severin but as i got older Kubert appealed to me more and more and I absloutely love his work now. It's such a shame that I didn't keep all my old OAAWs in good condition but reading them to pieces as a kid is a tribute to how great they are
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    Love that one Andy. I bought my copy at Super-X Drug Store way back when and read it ti pieces...still haven't replaced it
  4. Karma23
    Happy to help Andrew, you will definitely be hear more from my friend in the near future
  5. Karma23
    This just in : My first Ant-Man TTA, thanks to October
  6. Karma23
    Kudos to October for a nice TTA 47, safely packaged and swiftly shipped
  7. Karma23
    sweet looking copy John. Sadly, I've never read it, but that's just another thing to look forwad to
  8. Karma23
    those BA Fury's have prompted me to show off the SA one's I picked up this weekend :
  9. Karma23
    my scanner doesn't do it justice
  10. Karma23
    These just in : man I LOVE this Cap and none to shabby this JIM : books like these are why I love somics so much
  11. Karma23
    Big time Kudos to October, for a beautiful Cap #110, a JIM # 105, and a reader copy of JIM 106...what a nice way to end a Monday. great packaging and well priced, Andy's a great guy to deal with
  12. Karma23
    I think the best Fury's are actually the ones with John Severin artwork and Ayers inks, I think they begin in the 40s or 50s but very good stuff. The Fury stories were never as intense or as serious as the most of the DC war titles
  13. Karma23
    thought I'd show these off, found em this afternoon at the LCS, very nice white pages on these
  14. Karma23
    now there's a fine welcome home, or should I say a near mint welcome home
  15. Karma23
    Nice books Element...Has anyone ever noticed the number of Bronze G.I. Combat covers showing the Haunted Tank about to run over a dog or a child?
  16. Karma23
    The Hammer Of Hell never looked better
  17. Karma23
    not bad, find a spare let me know. it looks like an awesome book and would definitely help in narrow down my searches for war books
  18. Karma23
    so, just what are those purdy lil books going for these days?
  19. Karma23
    or, they go through the whole Surfer arrives, Doom steals his powers, FF saves the day and Big Daddy G arrives at the end setting up part 3
  20. Karma23
    I heard that FF 2 will borrow from this storyline as well as 48-50. Man, that seems like an awful of lot of story to try to cram into one movie
  21. Karma23
    I was able to pick this up this week end. Finally completed the 'Doom steals the Surfer's Cosmic Power' storyline
  22. Karma23
    now those are some very cool covers I've never seen! I love the way Gen. Stuart looks on that Anarky book! Thanks for sharing Andy!
  23. Karma23
    Big kudos to Big Mike for a small stack of excellent Bronze Caps, a Spec. Spider-Man#1 and a Ms Marvel #1 at the Nashville Horror and Comic con this weekend!
  24. Karma23
    Another Nashville Con pick, and my oldest OAAW to date
  25. Karma23
    a mid-grade OFF I picked up at the Nashville Comic/Horror Con today