WHITEOUT = Next 300?

[King_of_Batch-migration]

WHITEOUT = Next 300?

 

There was some hype coming out of San Diego about the movie.

 

Low-print run comic?. No TPB?

 

Another Men in Black? The Crow?

 

I think prices will jump.

 

I've got mine.

[50 Cent #II (1st)]

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You mean this TPB?

 

[comix4fun]

http://cgi.ebay.com/WHITEOUT-VOLUME-1-THE-DEFINITIVE-COLL-GN-NEW-ONI-PRESS_W0QQitemZ190135874153QQihZ009QQcategoryZ3954QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

You mean this TPB?

 

[delekkerste]

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You mean this TPB?

 

, I picked it up at the SDCC. They told me it'll be mass-distributed in a few weeks.

 

It was a good read and worth picking up if you're as tired of the same old superhero fare as I am.

[helionaut]

I was thinking this would be a good sleeper pick to put a few sets away, but I'm not completely sold on it. Non-superheroic comics don't generally engender booming prices. 300, obviously, is an exception. I can't really think of another. Men In Black was sci-fi, but not superheroes, and it got to be quite pricey. The Crow was fantasy. LOEG didn't really explode, though V1 #1 sells for more than cover, and it was also fantasy. But "real world" comics? Road to Perdition? Ghost World? Sin City even? Whiteout is straight-up mystery, and while it may get a bump, I don't think it'll be very big. And that's if the movie gets made, which is always a longshot.

[followtheleader]

They are a bit tougher to find in high grade (due to the white covers). They will probably raise in prices a bit. Not to 300 levels, but pretty well.

 

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