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Bought a bunch of Journey Into Mystery's from Chris and he was a pleasure to deal with. Very fast international shipping, well packaged and good grading. Hope to deal with Chris again. (thumbs u

Classic.

Gotta laugh at the Avengers # 93 description "nice copy, maybe as High as 9.4".

Why? It's not even his first solo run, that was like 10 years earlier. Scott Lang is the rumored Ant-Man in the upcoming film and it's his first appearance. just goes to show how i haven't been paying attention and I even read all my comics back i the late 70s and early 80s. There are lots of different rumours about who will be the movie Ant Man, some say Hank Pym, some Scott Lang and some Eric O'Grady. i went through all 20 boxes i had looked through for GOG and thanos books and, of course, this marvel premiere was in the LAST box i went through, though i did find 3 coies of Nova 1 in my search and some more GOGs I had missed as well as another thor 225 (although i'm guessing the whole firelord thing has cooled off, right?) Thor # 225 always sells for more than the surrounding issues.

Why? It's not even his first solo run, that was like 10 years earlier. Scott Lang is the rumored Ant-Man in the upcoming film and it's his first appearance. just goes to show how i haven't been paying attention and I even read all my comics back i the late 70s and early 80s. There are lots of different rumours about who will be the movie Ant Man, some say Hank Pym, some Scott Lang and some Eric O'Grady.

Congrats on getting prog 2 cheaply. 149 and 150 being the 1st appearances of Judge Death and Judge Anderson are some of the more sought after progs. Values aren't that high compared to American comics but I haven't tracked prices to see where they are currently. What kind of condition are you looking for? High grade copies are very hard to find.

Although the quality of the stories had dropped at times, I still think there was a lot of good stuff in the # 200's. It was when Scott Lobell took over that it really went downhill for me.

He is the only one able to get any kind of compensation from the postoffice so it's down to him to claim and refund you. If he doesn't want that hassle then he should send stuff boxed.

You could always try a PM to them and see if you get a response. http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showprofile&User=1793

Maybe you should come to the London mart on Feb 3rd. I'll be there, for what it's worth... Me, Dave & probably Gary will be going for a pint after if anyone is interested. (thumbs u I'll see if I can drag myself away from all the mayhem... I'd love a pint afterwards but will be hauling a van full of comics back up to Hertfordshire. Hope the bloody snow will have cleared by then... Damn right to that.

Maybe you should come to the London mart on Feb 3rd. I'll be there, for what it's worth... Me, Dave & probably Gary will be going for a pint after if anyone is interested. (thumbs u I'll see if I can drag myself away from all the mayhem... I'd love a pint afterwards but will be hauling a van full of comics back up to Hertfordshire.

Maybe you should come to the London mart on Feb 3rd. .... or to LSCC.

Maybe you should come to the London mart on Feb 3rd. I'll be there, for what it's worth... I probably will be too though I haven't booked a table yet.

You didn't mention that the Wonder Woman # 203 is a double cover.

Who still thinks Hollywood doesn`t influence the keys? Anybody? Did anyone ever doubt it?

Nice one, Niro.

Sold Marc a slabbed TOS # 42 and it was a great transaction. Marc paid sooner than agreed and as always was an excellent communicator. I've dealt with Marc numerous times and it's always a pleasure. (thumbs u

That's you in the robot suit.

On closer inspection, is that some sticker residue on the T in New Mutants?

Excellent score, Kev.

It's always possible that the movie could be extremely popular with Starlord as a breakaway character, the chances are pretty slim though.

That's a great cover, any idea who did it?

Happy New Year, Henry.

at shows in the mid-80s dealers had huge stacks of these at every table. heavily speculated on books. with that said, they still wanted $3-$5 a pop for them even back then, which was real money in 1985. just makes me wonder if quantity will eventually swamp demand. then again, ASM 300 and FF 48 had nice movie run-ups. Not for a while. LoDK had the same issue with the 11-15 storyline that was the basis for the movie. Sets sold easy for $50 for quite a while before demanded slowed down. I think the lodk blip lasted for about 5 seconds (ok, not actually, but it felt like it). i ran out and pulled a bunch of those from dollar boxes around brooklyn within days of reading (here) they were "hot" only to see the prices had taken a huge dive. maybe they popped up again later. Days Of Future Past actually sold for decent money before the movie was announced and now it's gone into movie hype levels. Even if it drops back to previous value, it's no disaster for anyone trying to sell them (unless they paid silly speculation prices).

Give it time, eventually you'll find one as nice as that without the sticker.