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No worries. Many comic books have variations in color when printed, and many have manufacturing errors. X-Factor #1 has both a red and an orange cover, for example. (I have many showing both.) Many books with blue and purple predominantly in the cover will switch hues due to where they are in the print run on the machines. Silver Surfer 50 officially has known foil manufacturing errors. So does Deathmate Prologue.

I tend to pick up this book whenever I come across it…so I have a bunch of copies of it. Childhood book. It also scared me as a kid…especially since I didn’t actually think Cap was going to make it…

It's an estimate.. but you have to consider that people are CONSTANTLY "cutting" ahead of you in line by paying for the higher tiers. The more people that do this, the longer you will wait. So TATs are essentially meaningless and just meant to inform you at the beginning whether you want to enter this ride or not. (Using the Disney analogy.) I'm sure they move people in the slow lanes along to make sure they're not waiting indefinitely though.

Man-Thing was written like a horror story. Obligatory Giant-Size references to follow…

I think he is talking about the Australian Price Variant...

Lol. That looks like someone was playing political games with the code. (It's someone's initials.) Someone either had access to the backend code or left their workstation unattended. (Simple HTML code fix... Possible disgruntled person.)

Everyone's "golden" age is different. I was chatting with someone who grew up in the 90's and their Golden Age was the period with Dark Hawk and Spawn and the 90's X-Men (and cartoons). Now, 30 years later... Those are the comics coming into vogue and being slabbed in quantity. I personally disliked most of that time period and find them unreadable... and I note the bad artwork that resulted as the talent pool got diluted from all the extra publishers/comic books being rushed out for print.