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[Heavy3PO]

Just as a heads up with all this Rat Queens heat, I'm not staring at it, but I'm pretty sure I have a second print copy of number one, and it doesn't indicate it anywhere besides the inside cover.

 

Can anyone confirm? If so, be careful with all these ebay auctions, there are currently no listings for "second print".

 

A quick google of it shows a second print of #1 having totally different CA...so maybe I'm just crazy.

[jjeanius]

The only second print of issue 1 is the Riley Rossmo Hannah cover variant. There is no 2nd print with the same cover art as the 1st print.

[cbalroman]

2nd print is a Rossmo cover. The only other time the #1 cover was used again was for the $1 image reprint.

[Heavy3PO]

well right on, that means I have two copies of the first print!

[the authority]

I'm glad they changed the cover. Stuff like Clone and Manifest Destiny kept very similar covers and at a glance, they were twins to the 1st prints.

[Aweandlorder]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Well said my friend.. Well said

[Aweandlorder]

The only second print of issue 1 is the Riley Rossmo Hannah cover variant. There is no 2nd print with the same cover art as the 1st print.

 

Come to think of it.. I dont see single #1 2nd print on the Bay... Wonder whats the print run is on those pupps

[2k1civicexcoupe]

Or how about a #2 2nd print. That one looks badass!

[the authority]

The only second print of issue 1 is the Riley Rossmo Hannah cover variant. There is no 2nd print with the same cover art as the 1st print.

 

Come to think of it.. I dont see single #1 2nd print on the Bay... Wonder whats the print run is on those pupps

 

I'm having trouble finding it but while looking, I started checking other issues and the runs of #2 through 5 were around 11,500-12,000 copies of each and each one of those had 2 covers so there are roughly 5700 - 6200 of each regular and variant cover. That isn't super low but it's not a lot either.

[Aweandlorder]

The only second print of issue 1 is the Riley Rossmo Hannah cover variant. There is no 2nd print with the same cover art as the 1st print.

 

Come to think of it.. I dont see single #1 2nd print on the Bay... Wonder whats the print run is on those pupps

 

I'm having trouble finding it but while looking, I started checking other issues and the runs of #2 through 5 were around 11,500-12,000 copies of each and each one of those had 2 covers so there are roughly 5700 - 6200 of each regular and variant cover. That isn't super low but it's not a lot either.

 

All I know is I have 5 sets of 1-5 now and the only one missing is the #1 2nd print.. with my luck that ones gonna end up being the RQ grail

[ygogolak]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

Or the reverse, you're quantifying 100's of thousands vs 50 thousand, only numbers though, right?

[Jimmy Linguini]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

Or the reverse, you're quantifying 100's of thousands vs 50 thousand, only numbers though, right?

 

I actually never thought about the print run numbers when thinking about a return to the 90s. Great point.

[MrWeen]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

Edited June 19, 2014 by MrWeen

[the authority]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

 

Wow ! I feel like Ninjak was the first Valiant character to cause the bubble to bust in the 90s. The print run on those books had to be high because there were stacks of them everywhere.

 

I enjoyed the heck out of Valiant books and especially Bloodshot, X-O, and Eternal Warrior. Still, I think Ninjak sealed the deal.

[MrWeen]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

 

Wow ! I feel like Ninjak was the first Valiant character to cause the bubble to bust in the 90s. The print run on those books had to be high because there were stacks of them everywhere.

 

I enjoyed the heck out of Valiant books and especially Bloodshot, X-O, and Eternal Warrior. Still, I think Ninjak sealed the deal.

 

Geomancer helped!

[the authority]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

 

Wow ! I feel like Ninjak was the first Valiant character to cause the bubble to bust in the 90s. The print run on those books had to be high because there were stacks of them everywhere.

 

I enjoyed the heck out of Valiant books and especially Bloodshot, X-O, and Eternal Warrior. Still, I think Ninjak sealed the deal.

 

Geomancer helped!

 

Haha ! I forgot about him. There were some really great books early and even some of the later stuff was good but there were some absolute duds mixed in.

[MrWeen]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

 

Wow ! I feel like Ninjak was the first Valiant character to cause the bubble to bust in the 90s. The print run on those books had to be high because there were stacks of them everywhere.

 

I enjoyed the heck out of Valiant books and especially Bloodshot, X-O, and Eternal Warrior. Still, I think Ninjak sealed the deal.

 

Geomancer helped!

 

Haha ! I forgot about him. There were some really great books early and even some of the later stuff was good but there were some absolute duds mixed in.

 

Collecting Valiant is like marital sex; nasty good at the start, over printed for years and rare at the end.

[the authority]

[SharpComics.com]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

 

Wow ! I feel like Ninjak was the first Valiant character to cause the bubble to bust in the 90s. The print run on those books had to be high because there were stacks of them everywhere.

 

I enjoyed the heck out of Valiant books and especially Bloodshot, X-O, and Eternal Warrior. Still, I think Ninjak sealed the deal.

 

Geomancer helped!

 

One word: TUROK

 

Nuff said

[the authority]

The dumb money seems a whole lot dumber this time than in the mid-'90s, but I guess that's just because we have the Internet to quantify the stupidity.

 

 

Smells like someone bet heavily on Ninjak once upon a time.

 

Wow ! I feel like Ninjak was the first Valiant character to cause the bubble to bust in the 90s. The print run on those books had to be high because there were stacks of them everywhere.

 

I enjoyed the heck out of Valiant books and especially Bloodshot, X-O, and Eternal Warrior. Still, I think Ninjak sealed the deal.

 

Geomancer helped!

 

One word: TUROK

 

Nuff said