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On 4/2/2024 at 10:07 PM, 87richarm said:

Batman 127 cgc 4.5

$155

Interesting to see the DC version of Thor and his hammer!

Do you have the grader's notes?

 And Happy New Year!

I have a number of original one sheet 27x41 inch movie posters for sale. These are rolled and in excellent condition. They were inherited from a family member and all authentic. No tears or pinholes. 

Return of the Jedi 1983 rolled $695

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom -Advance Coming May 23 1984 “Trust him” $195.

Star Trek the Motion Picture 1979 - Advance 1 sheet 790177, trifold $250.

Fantasia 1977 re-release, trifold $125

The Terminator 1984 $695

Add exact cost shipping from California. I use very heavy duty mailing tubes.

  Happy Holidays!

Moved to Jimjum benefit thread-   four older Overstreet books, 1982,1985, 1989, 1995. The 11th edition even has bondage on the cover! Very good condition

$30 for all four plus exact cost shipping from sunny California. Sorry, US buyers only.

SOLD - Fantastic Four Marvel Omnibus Vol 1 2007 2nd printing. Out of Print! I would say this book would be Near Mint except for the bottom edge flare of the front cover dust cover. (probably could be pressed out!) Gorgeous black hard cover. This book is still stiff, feels and looks/feels like it has not been read. Sharp corners on the black hardcover and inner pages. Makes a great gift!  'Nuff said

$195 plus actual shipping cost from California 94568. Sorry US buyers only.

Hoping to break out of a sales slump at Marvel in the early 1960s, veteran comic creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby hit on the idea of doing a super team. Kirby, who thought superheroes were due for a revival after 15 years of being pushed aside by romance, horror, and war comics, saw it as smart business. Lee just once wanted to “do the type of story I myself would enjoy reading.” The Fantastic Four forever changed their careers, their lives, and the comic book industry.Some of the most iconic moments in Marvel history are here, starting with Reed Richards, his girlfriend Sue Storm, his best friend Ben Grimm, and her little brother Johnny Storm crash landing their rocket after it has been hit cosmic rays and discovering they have been transformed into Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Thing, and the Human Torch in issue No. 1. They were emotionally complex characters, who weren’t always sure whether their powers were a benefit or burden. Stories were set in New York City, not some fictional stand-in, and Marvel heroes regularly crossed over into each other’s books. The art was dynamic and the writing conversational and engaging. Lee and Kirby were like the Lennon and McCartney of comic books. Where the talents of one ended and the other began was not always clear, but together one plus one equaled three.Collected here in an XXL-size volume are the first 20 issues reproduced from the most pristine pedigreed original comics, which were cracked open and photographed in close collaboration with Marvel and the Certified Guaranty Company. Welcome true believers to the Marvel Age of Comics!

These are still available  

3 rare books for the Star Wars collector! A complete set in excellent, glossy condition. No tears or writing. They lay flat and appear unread!
The Art of Star Wars 1979
The Art of The Empire Strikes Back 1980
The Art of The Return of the Jedi 1983

$95 plus exact cost shipping from California

These HPs are awesome scanners for Slabbed books! I have the same model

smokin' scans!

On 1/12/2023 at 9:47 AM, ComicsGalore said:

Is the top of the spine split?

 

probably not if it received a 6.5 Looks more like a lightly abraded corner 

On 12/14/2022 at 2:35 PM, Yale Stewart said:

I *might* have grabbed the last issue I need to complete my 1-500 run, and let me tell you, I am excited.

Good luck to you. I completed my run  of 1-441  and AF15 years back. Just doing a few upgrades now and then.

Nice lot of true key issues! GLWTS

Take Sub-Mariner 5 (page 4, on page 5 Oceans 11 said he would pass) 

Avengers 129 (page 5)

at 50% off

I see his black bag next to his hip. Wondering what was his modus operandi?

Did he suffer any legal consequences? Is he banned from all future Berkeley shows?

Bummer. I'd want to meet her in person!

Yep, that happened to me too. But CGC had me check the Tracking number on their Submissions page and there it was. USPS tracking was kinda worthless

BabaLament, I am willing to share my CGC book spreadsheet template. It works for me. If interested, PM me

Nice centering. Probably lower priced due to the interior tape.

Take it per PM

On 5/19/2022 at 9:04 AM, Sauce Dog said:

I prefer detached covers...as that is the easiest fault to repair that results in the biggest grade bump. Conservation for important books is under-utilized and often misunderstood by the comic community - but I'm always on board to fix this issue and reap the benefit of having a decent looking book that now can be handled without further damage.

Maybe I dont understand...  I thought a detached cover is blue label while a repair will give it a purple restoration label, although with a higher grade. I have a Sgt Fury 1 with a detached cover which I am getting graded and slabbed. I guess I am partial to Blue labels and if it is slabbed, I no longer have to handle the loose cover.