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MattTheDuck

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  1. On 3/18/2024 at 9:22 PM, tth2 said:

    Honestly, I don't even care as I couldn't be bothered to look up the grader's notes for a book I have no intention of buying, I was just amused by people complaining about a CGC technical problem on the CGC boards and it never occurred to them to just ask someone at CGC to look into it.

    If it turns out that everyone was just entering the number in the wrong interface, then I am truly angry about the cumulative 10 minutes of my life that I've wasted.  :mad: 

    That's almost 2 full billing increments :whatthe:

  2. On 3/18/2024 at 4:24 PM, FoggyNelson said:

    I can never remember the highest number issue of FF there is?

    The original, 1961 series goes through #416.  

    The second series was 13 issues.

    The third series was 171 issues

    The fourth series was 16 issues

    The fifth series was 18 issues

    The sixth series was 48 issues

    The "legacy numbering" (counting everything published under the name "Fantastic Four") is 645 issues through the fifth series, but the series all have their "#1!" issue probably because Marvel thought they'd sell more.

  3. On 3/17/2024 at 8:11 AM, TheComicsPreacher said:

    Ok, a question to pose to this crew, if I may…

    If somebody gave you $20k and you could only spend that $20k on FF comics - what big FF book(s) would you choose to buy?

    I’m asking because somebody in our ranks may soon do just that (not me, but one can always dream).

    My vote is a sweet FF5.

    But I’m just a Doom Bot with not much imagination, so I’m curious to hear from the other FF lovers here.

    Based on fairly recent prices paid, I would probably get the 10 books I need between 9 and 25 in the raw equivalent of 8.5