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Wanna trade Trades?

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chrisco37

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Actually, what I'm offering is a hardcover. Detective No. 27 (it has been read) for trade for one of your trades. I pay to ship my book to you, and you pay to ship to me. If it's a book I want, I'll trade it even up. Here's what I'm looking for, but not limited to this list (if you think you've got something I'd like and you don't want it anymore, offer it up):

 

-Promethea Vol. 1

-Powers Vol. 2

-Swamp Thing "Earth to Earth" or "Reunion"

-Simpsons Books

-Supreme (not "Story of the Year". The other one grin.gif)

-Essential Tomb of Dracula

-etc. etc.

 

Don't need: Spidey books, X-books, Bat-books

 

Any takers?

 

Chris

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chrisco37

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Tell us about this book Chris, what's it all about ??

 

It's an Elseworlds story that sets Bruce Wayne in the early 1900's. But here's the really cool twist....after his parents are murdered in a robbery gone bad, Bruce sets off to Europe where he trains in the ways of forensics, science, and detective work!

 

Instead of dawning a cowl and working alone, he joins a secret detective society that was established many years before (during the American Civil War) to prevent a secret society of evil baddies from unleashing a dreaded virus many years later. Bruce is the 27th member, hence his new name, "Detective 27" (comic fans will realize the hipness in this as Detective Comics #27 was the first appearance of the Batman). Lots a really cool references like that permiate the book, making it a joy for those fans of Batman and the whole Batman legend.

 

Sound familiar? Some people may think it sounds alot like League of Extraordinary Grentlemen, but it was scripted by the Batman movie writer!!!! Whereas LOEG was written by some English hack named Alan something-or-other.... blush.gif

 

Chris

 

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Rocketeer

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Sorry, no Bat-Mite. frown.gif

 

Chris

 

Is there a Bat-Hound perhaps then?

 

Or at least a Bat- Steed then,..you did say there were horses about yes?...What about a giant stallion fitted with enormous black wings that swoop down on air currents,...does it have one of those perchance ?

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Or at least a Bat- Steed then,

 

Nope. No Bat-Steed either. Although, at one point in the story, Bruce does put a bit in Alfred's mouth and beats him with a riding crop. Does that count?

 

Chris

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Or at least a Bat- Steed then,

 

Nope. No Bat-Steed either. Although, at one point in the story, Bruce does put a bit in Alfred's mouth and beats him with a riding crop. Does that count?

 

Chris

 

Those were the days when domestics knew their place in the world!!

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Or at least a Bat- Steed then,

 

Nope. No Bat-Steed either. Although, at one point in the story, Bruce does put a bit in Alfred's mouth and beats him with a riding crop. Does that count?

 

Chris

 

Those were the days when domestics knew their place in the world!!

 

Isn't "Alfred" in this story really a submissive who looks sort of like Emma Peel? No? Damn.

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