jaeldubyoo

Mindless Ones. Why is Strange running? Can't he levitate? Maybe he needs a running start.

Finally finished watching the entire season. Season 2 is awesome. Punisher, Elektra, the Hand, Kingpin; I like it all. Including Karen and Foggy and all the supporting characters.

I thought you offered to sell yours for a little more than a dollar a book? What happened? Why post something like this? Either you were talking though your or you now realize that they are worth more as a set than you thought.

I guess it's not as worthless as you first suggested. The set is worth more than each comic individually added together. Individually, the comics by themselves are bargain bin fodder, but as a set is more desirable. When I first got back into collecting in the early 2000s I actually went back and tried to get all the AoA books. I learned the hard way. I tried to pick up the different issues in subsets and individually. They were cheap, but if you added up all the time, effort, and postage to complete it, you'd know that it's well worth it to buy the entire set all at once. That's why sets and runs are sometimes easier to sell than individual comics (except for keys, of course).

Sure, I'll be happy to take your "worthless" comics at the right price. I wouldn't mind having another set. PM sent.

It should include X-Men Prime and Age of Apocalypse: The Chosen.

They are worth more as a collection. It would cost you more to try to put together the entire set piecemeal. I have the entire collection. Make me an offer for more than $1 a book. No? Didn't think so. http://www.ebay.com/itm/X-MEN-AGE-OF-APOCALYPSE-Complete-50-issues-FN-VF-NM-Bonuses-Marvel-New-Movie-/231877954600?hash=item35fd00cc28:g:CzsAAOSwZ8ZW50mk http://www.ebay.com/itm/Age-of-Apocalypse-1995-Complete-Storyline-ALL-38-parts-MOVIE-Based-on-IT-NM-/161981845613?hash=item25b6ded06d:g:LFYAAOSwjVVVrrkq http://www.ebay.com/itm/X-MEN-AGE-OF-APOCALYPSE-48-ISSUES-MOVIE-COMICS-FULL-COMPLETE-RUN-LOT-SET-SERIES-/172013603518?hash=item280ccf4abe:g:NpcAAOSwUuFWwaqm Just a few examples of what actually sold, not just completed. If I were to take you up on your offer, I'd turn around and flip it on eBay.

They are worth more as a collection. It would cost you more to try to put together the entire set piecemeal.

Temporary insanity.

You mean AF 15?

Clearly it doesn't belong with the others. Send it me so you would have anything looking out of place.

cyanide

I'm interested.

I think that whoever inked Kirby's work during that period also helped defined the look. Mike Royer was the principal inker of Kirby's Fourth World. What would have the Kirby art looked like if old school inkers like Joe Sinnott had inked it?

That is just awesome. Great book. I love it....very nice condition as well..... So will CGC grade the inner cover if submitted? Or just note the cover inside?

WTTB It's not like that was the first time it happened in the movies. Few movie characters remain true to their comic book counterparts.

I seem to recall back in the late 50s or early 60s, my older brother would buy comics for 5¢ from a mom-and-pop store. The comics didn't have a front cover, but had a yellow or amber color cellophane cover.

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It's really a shame how he handled that comic, but you really can't expect somebody who knows nothing about comic collecting to understand. Totally clueless. And dangerous to comics.

Contact Comics #3

Ants with hands? Has anybody seen ants like those?

Marvel and DC stopped making tabloid-size comics in 1982. Perhaps that's why you didn't see any at the store you were working at. Or maybe they weren't distributed to comic shops in your area. Marvel Treasury Editions were available in the comic stores I frequented (West Coast). I purchased new Marvel Treasury Editions off the shelves at comic shops, including #1. I still have copies of both Star Wars regular and Whitman variants bought at Comics and Comix. The only Conan Treasury Edition I have is #4, the Red Nails story by BWS.

Aren't those Direct Sales variants? There's no indication that these were exclusively distributed by Whitman.