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[ThothAmon]

Edited yesterday at 06:15 PM by ThothAmon

[Spider-Variant]

Great copies everyone.  I must be in the minority as I didn't really enjoy the Savage Land storyline here.  I like Kane's pencil with John's inks, so maybe that also plays a part in why these issues don't jump out for me as special.

[universal soldier]

Nice looking copy with a subscription crease on the back .

[pmpknface]

Time for one of the tougher covers of the bronze age, especially in the ASM run, #104 with one cool Kraven cover too!

[MattTheDuck]

On 9/25/2024 at 10:38 AM, dick pontoon said:

It seems like a lot of folks hold onto their undercopies. If I bought a book in the last 20 years or so and upgrade, I generally sell it to amortize the cost of the new book without any hesitation. But for books I've had since I was 10, after managing to hold onto them for so long I don't want to part with them, at least for the time being.

Yeah, it's tough - the books I bought in the 70s are part of me as much as my arms are.  The emotion attached to those books is so deep it might clinically be a sickness.  

[sledgehammer]

[Esaravo]

[sledgehammer]

Ive spent way too much time looking for a 9.0 or 9.2, white pages, no white on the spine.

Sorry Mr Reece. I can't pull the trigger on this one. 

https://reececomics.com/product/amazing-spider-man-104-cgc-94-ow-pages

Nice copy, Esaravo.

 

[Dick Pontoon]

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[ThothAmon]

Edited 9 hours ago by ThothAmon

[Jordysnordy]

[MattTheDuck]