Marvel Team-up

[cheetah]

 

[cheetah]

 

[cheetah]

Whew! That's all of them.

[sufunk]

Amazing as always cheetah!!!

 

You wouldn't happen to have an undercopy for #2 would you? I'm trying to get all the 5/72 Marvels.

[sassemble]

 

Have you ever done a similar thread for your first 100 Avengers issues? That would be epic

[canickus]

Cheetah, these threads are just unbelievable.

[nmtg9]

Cheetah, these threads are just unbelievable.

 

+1

 

Stunning sets. Love these Team Up's. Along with two In One they are so emblematic of the bronze age for me.

 

So many memories. I remember buying and reading #96 on the day my parents went to court to start divorce proceedings but I still love seeing the book now.

 

[Hammerhead]

Great book! A all time favorite series of mine. What's next on your list?

[Comicopolis]

 

[namisgr]

 

 

+1

 

Not only is it very cool to see ultra high grade copies of these complete runs, it is really helpful in identifying issues that I now want to buy and read, featuring either neat villains or really good writers or artists.

[Comicduck-migration]

 

 

excellent job well done.

 

 

[cheetah]

Thanks, guys. Worldwide will be having a ton of my undercopies going for sale soon. Lots to choose from.

 

I think I am going to do my New Avengers run next. It is shorter than the full Avengers and I think I can get it done in a day.

[Spider-Variant]

Incredibly impressive Cheetah.

 

How tough was the issue 38 to get in high grade?

[etanick]

wow...another insane run

[cheetah]

Incredibly impressive Cheetah.

 

How tough was the issue 38 to get in high grade?

 

I've had that one for a while but all of the books in the 30s are tough. There are a few I've yet to see in 9.8. That run is really bad for miswraps, too. I picked from multiple copies to make my final books and these were the best of the bunch. Seems like at least half of the suffer from some degree of miswrap.

[bronze_rules]

Just beautiful. Loved this series as a kid too.

I remember 1-10 were the first pseudo-set I ever purchased as a kid. I later

realized the #1 had a photo copy cover. I was a bit too young and naive to understand what the comic shop guy was saying.

 

Look forward to seeing more of your pristine runs!

[telerites]

Man, I really loved this title when I was a kid. I think it was the combination of Spider-man and the Vision in issue #5 that sold me. Vision was my favorite character and the mix of his mechanicisms and Spider-man's quips was awesome. It took me three and a half years to get this run completed. I still need two 35-cent variants and I've misplaced the #50 35-center. It's got to be in a box around here somewhere.

 

The toughest book of this run is #112, without a doubt. It's a purple cover and it was the last book I needed when I found it pretty cheap in a CLink auction. My max was nearly $200 more than I actually paid, I absolutely was not going to let it get away.

 

The best book of the set is San Franscisco copy of #1 in 9.8. It was the first really big (as in price) book I ever bought. I thought I had lost my mind when I bought it. (I later learned that were more mind-losing opportunties than I could count.)

 

Enjoy 1-150 and all seven annuals.

 

Never cease to be amazed by your collection, Jeff!

 

You mention #5 - for me, it was a coverless copy of #7 (Thor) that got me hooked back in the day.

[supapimp]

i think you need a new hobby.