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Mo Fun

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  1. Man, nice Tick book, had signed copies of the first 4 issues years ago. :cry:

    Here's this week's haul, the Trek book has the photo back and picked up Batman Adventures #12 up at a flea mall for a buck!

     

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    Playing catch up with some more group shots:

     

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  2. I haven't read through this thread in a long time so I hope this hasn't been covered. What I'm about to do will upset most and maybe make a few happy. One of my favorite characters is Captain America, and my favorite issues is ST #114. Now collectors have been dumping on this issue since the beginning. I admit, like most, I've read Avengers #4 many times and never thought about ST #114 until I talked to a dealer friend at a flea market. I admire this man because he's not afraid to put out the truth and has caught much flack over the subject I now present. He told me that Steve Rogers' 1st silver appearance was in ST. Of course, this blew my mind and I wanted to know more.. Yes, the Acrobat is really Cap in most of the book, but on the last page Johnny reads an old Cap comic which shows Steve in all his glory on 3 panels. Yes, it is a "flashback cameo", but it is still Steve. Now, here is the deal. I admit to not researching this part very well, so please correct me if wrong. I know that Kirby drew the first ten Cap issues back in the day and went on to other things. This would make ST #114 the first time that Jack drew Cap since issue 10 or at the very least, the golden age. These two factors in my opinion make this book more historically significant than ever before.Don't get me wrong, Avengers #4 is classic and one of the best stories of Marvel's silver age but I say that ST #114 needs a new day in the sun. I call this picture......

     

    Exhibit A, nuff said.

     

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  3. what makes this even more interesting is that the CGC label on Noble Causes FS #3 says first appearance of invincible as a cameo..

     

    I have yet to find the book which CGC designates as Invincibles first FULL APPEARANCE (shrug)

     

    I just found a 9.6 CGC book on ebay and it states 1st full for Invincible #1. It's on the second page if you do a search, a little fuzzy but it can be read. Some copies only mention the pin up, others have 1st app info, no great shock that CGC is not consistant. So they totally ignore the preview for Invincible but not for other titles. Hmmmmm...garbage.

     

    Wow, we're wrong about MOTU & SD!! Check out what Kirkman says in this interview:

     

    http://www.wizarduniverse.com/060308imagespotlight.html

  4. I hear ya on the preview deal but Amazing Spider-Man #365 is considered the 1st app. of Spider-Man 2099 and it's the same deal. I guess it just depends on the book. It just seems like the Preacher preview/Absolute Vertigo & DC Spotlight (Watchmen) books are picking up steam, so why not this one? I didn't see Masters of the Universe on the Diamond list for that week, I guess that was an Image title also.

     

    Nice pics!! Thanks for the tip on MOTU #1. Man, this stuff never ends!

     

    Found some more info, MOTU was scheduled for shipping on Nov 27 (week before SD#102) so it's possible it was delayed and was released a week later as you were told.

  5. If I missed this please forgive. I just scored Noble Causes Family Secrets #3 the other day and discovered another book that came out the same week back in Dec 2002.....Savage Dragon #102. This has a 5 page preview of Invincible #1. I found only one ref. on the net about this book being tied in w/ Invicible. Did you guys know about this? I couldn't even find SD#102 on ebay. That kinda makes SD a bigger book than NCFS doesn't it?

     

    Diamond data link, look under Image books shipping:

     

    http://www.diamondcomics.com/shipping/archive/2002/120402.txt

     

    Seems like a must have to me!

     

     

  6. Hey gang, been away from the forum and comics for a while but they always drag me back in. This week I jumped in with both feet.

     

    ASM #3

    ASM #6

    ASM #46

    ASM #51

    ASM #56

    ASM #67

    ASM #73

    ASM #101

    ASM #360

    ASM #365

    Watchmen #1

    League of Extraordinary Gentlemen #1 (regular & Dynamic Forces)

    Cap #34 9.8 CGC (Dynamic Forces)

    Marvel Boy #1 (2001)

     

    Last week I picked up at a flea market of all things:

     

    TOS #1

    TTA #1

    TTA #12 (I love Gorgilla!)

     

    With the bad economy, people are really dumping collections. I went to a shop in Gadsden to discover the owner had just bought an ASM run. Never thought I'd score the Morbius issue. Have been collecting football rookie cards for the last two years, now I'm in a comic book mood.

     

    ps: just brought Sandman #1 home, it was worth getting stuck in 5 o'clock traffic for that one.

     

     

     

  7. I'd love to hear the legal theory as to why they couldn't get their items back -- assuming they were up to date on their payments. Obviously someone in the bank could drill the box and take the contents but then you would think there'd be a criminal and a civil case that could be pursued.

     

    What's legal and what's actually practiced is two different things sometimes. There are plenty of cases of this type from the banking scandal years ago. That's one thing I learned from my Grandparents, never trust a bank!