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InfantTerrible

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  1. 5 hours ago, ExNihilo said:

    Are you really comparing FF#1 and AC#1?  That's your first mistake.  AC#1, 'tec#27, and AF#15 are on a level unto themselves.  Any other title is the next step down on the ladder.

    What about Marvel Comics #1, Superman #1, Batman #1? ...I think those three should belong in the same tier as AC1, AF15, Tec27

  2. 9 minutes ago, pickycollector said:

    Still need some early issues unfortunately as I began collecting FF a couple years after my main titles and today's prices and pressing habits make completion very difficult :frown:

    true.....of course we would like to have some nice copies for #1 and #5, not just some beat up 0.5 grade, at least I'd like to have a grade 4-5, and they are now out of my budget

  3. So I assume many of you long-time FF collectors already have a complete run of vol.1 ? ...or at least the silver/bronze age or just silver ones?

    I used to collect Iron-Man and Avengers, ....just started collecting FF about 6 weeks ago, so I have a long way to go. I don't have many of the prized issues, only a 7.5 #52 and 7.5 #25 and a 9.4 #89, those are my three most prized issues. Other than that, I have 20 or so raws, late silver, grade 7-9. Then I have about 30 raw bronzes

  4. 11 minutes ago, Larryw7 said:

    I think Steve Fishler from Metropolis may own some of them.

     

    8 minutes ago, JazzMan said:

    Well, AF 15 is in the library of congress.  https://www.loc.gov/loc/lcib/0805/spiderman.html

    Others, I've not heard.

    awesome that some of them are preserved!!...24 pages of AF15 wow!! 

    Gone are the days where libraries and museums looked at comic arts as kiddie arts or trash not worth preserving.......they should be preserved as national treasures

  5. But is good movies really the reason why comics prices jump? 

    FF movies were horrible (even the first two) and yet the comic prices held up during those rough years

    ....maybe DC comics aren't just that as popular as Marvel comics to begin with? hm

  6. 8 minutes ago, Gatsby77 said:

    Thank you. Daredevil has # 7, 131 & 158 (yes - first Miller still matters).

    Iron Man is arguably more keyless, despite 55 being such a monster. 2 keys out of 1-100, then a huge drop-off in value before the next 3-4 keys in 101-300 collectively.

    Tales of Suspense steals Iron-Man thunder, so many ToS keys that could've gone to IM, ToS39 (obviously), 50 (Mandarin), 52 (Black Widow), 57 (Hawkeye), 59 , 75, 97