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Hawkman

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  1. what's the newest issue out? i haven't thought about comics in about 2 months. i think the last issue i bought was 51 or 52. kirkman needs to put rick and michone together. it makes sense seeing how they've gone through the same mess.
  2. Ummm...and there were Zombies about to attack what's his name on #55...but that didn't happen. Covers are sometimes misleading. well, everything else about the cover was right, and zombies did attack later in the issue, so i'll take the last page of #55 as a preview of the next issue. we'll see if i'm wrong.
  3. i actually meant the last page of issue #55. it's a preview of the next issue, and maggie is right next to glen.
  4. look at the preview for the next issue though, and she is still there, next to glen
  5. easy week for me. absolutely nothing im interested in, except maybe the walking dead calender, but even that i'm not buying right now.
  6. Well yeah, that could be, but c'mon......you really think this portly "business in the front, party in the back" fellow knows what happened? ........................ you could be right, but i doubt anyone would be worried about haircuts or styles in a post apocalyptic zombie world
  7. Well yeah, that could be, but c'mon......you really think this portly "business in the front, party in the back" fellow knows what happened? ........................ you could be right, but i doubt anyone would be worrying about haircuts or styles in a post apocalyptic zombie world.
  8. i like where the series is going right now. give me a story without so much death for a minute, please. and since michonne is probably my favorite character created in this millennium (), it's good to see her back, as well as them finally explaining the whole "she talks to herself" thing.
  9. good question. i have no idea. i think i could get $2000+ for my sig series 'tec #6, but for everything else i have no idea. maybe 3-4 thousand dollars.
  10. god, i'd love to go. i'm going to try like heck. i won't know until next week though.
  11. $30!?!?!?!!? i bought it for $7 from so cal comics in san diego.
  12. that is amazing. beautiful cover. i want one now.
  13. what an amazing thread. when i first came here, this thread was around, but ian had been gone for awhile. now i see he's back to posting. i've seen one picture of your collection (probably earlier in this thread), and would love to see others. please keep telling stories. this might sound a bit strange, but i'd love to someday add an ian levine signature to my comic collection.
  14. im interested. i need 2 (color), 6-9, 10 (b/w), 11, 12, and 13.
  15. personally, i thought all the different covers to cap #25 sucked, but that german version is dope!
  16. i'd say my year and a half old collection is worth around $2,000, with my biggest pieces being detective #6 sig series, detective #411 NM-, and green lantern 87 NM-
  17. That's usually how they do it, overall grade is the greater of the 2 cover grades. The only other case I've seen was a book with light tan to off-white pages, which they knocked the overall grade down from the 9.6 that the inner cover was graded to an 8.5. i think he was talking about the fact that the first cover is only a 7.0, but the second cover is a 9.2. that's quite a difference for double covers.
  18. Any idea why it didn't get a 9.4? Double cover books usually get the an overall grade of the inside cover. not really worried about it. the only books i have in cgc cases are signature books. everything else is raw, just as these books will be when they arrive. i really don't worry about grades.
  19. beautiful cover. i've been in search of a good double cover.
  20. too much for a book with a mis wrap
  21. wow. it's always nice when you have books in your collection that have a special significance to them (such as only remaining copy, or oldest signed copy), and since i'm not going to be buying an $10,000 and up books any time soon, this was my best chance at obtaining something that becomes a center piece in my collection. i was happy just having the opportunity to meet creig, but to get the book signed and CGC'd is akin to finding a twenty dollar bill, and then realizing there's a hundred stuck beneath it.