Moderns that are heating up on ebay! 71 71

[krighton]

a 52 cover on a 51 comic is an error.

[Kyle R.]

Just wait until Justice League #52 comes out.............

 

Then the confusion starts !!!!!!

[the authority]

Will they have the same cover ?

[A-DONIS]

Yup Error cover of 51 will be regular cover to 52

[Aweandlorder]

[Aweandlorder]

Not too sure if theres a connection, but theres been alot of movement on Deadpool #11 Hastings variant in the past few days since the bankruptcy news broke

 

DDPL 11

[A-DONIS]

Those have always sold for a decent price.

[Aweandlorder]

Thats why I specified by saying alot of movement as opposed to high prices

[BishopT]

I'm sure I'm late on this, but what caused Avenging Spiderman #9 to spike back up again recently? Some announcement for the movie ?

[ygogolak]

I'm sure I'm late on this, but what caused Avenging Spiderman #9 to spike back up again recently? Some announcement for the movie ?

 

Yes

[divad]

I'm sure I'm late on this, but what caused Avenging Spiderman #9 to spike back up again recently? Some announcement for the movie ?

 

Yes

 

Not exactly.

[Santos208]

Maybe not heating up, but now we should have an idea on the value of red hood the lost days 1 1:25. $400, at least for one person.

Edited June 18, 2016 by Santos208

[JehanMandeville]

I dislike being argumentative on my second post on these forums, but I have to point out that the Justice League #51 misprint is not unprecedented.

In spring of 1988, issue #5 of Wasteland was released with both the correct cover, and the cover to issue #6. The error cover is pretty well worthless, as is the rest of the series.

I know that this does not translate to the JL error being worthless, but I have to wonder if it will stay hot for the long haul, or if it is something that will cool down significantly as more copies hit the marketplace.

 

Edited June 18, 2016 by JehanMandeville

[maidenmate91]

Maybe not heating up, but now we should have an idea on the value of red hood the lost days 1 1:25. $400, at least for one person.

 

I NEED this in my life

Love the art.

[LarrysComics]

I dislike being argumentative on my second post on these forums, but I have to point out that the Justice League #51 misprint is not unprecedented.

In spring of 1988, issue #5 of Wasteland was released with both the correct cover, and the cover to issue #6. The error cover is pretty well worthless, as is the rest of the series.

I know that this does not translate to the JL error being worthless, but I have to wonder if it will stay hot for the long haul, or if it is something that will cool down significantly as more copies hit the marketplace.

 

I only asked for something similar to JLA #51/2 error....

Not being confrontational, but your twenty eight year old example of an obscure title does little except bolster the appeal of the more mainstream JLA #51 , IMHO.

 

Anyway...

The market will decide if it's a dollar or $250

 

 

[Lonzilla]

I dislike being argumentative on my second post on these forums, but I have to point out that the Justice League #51 misprint is not unprecedented.

In spring of 1988, issue #5 of Wasteland was released with both the correct cover, and the cover to issue #6. The error cover is pretty well worthless, as is the rest of the series.

I know that this does not translate to the JL error being worthless, but I have to wonder if it will stay hot for the long haul, or if it is something that will cool down significantly as more copies hit the marketplace.

Also, Sandman Death the High Cost Of Living had the error without the cover price on it, but thousands upon thousands more of those made than the JL 51.

[Jimmy Linguini]

why do you care so much to have this thread focused on the JL bs? Moderators are tired of the discussion so take the hint.

 

Plus, don't we have a date to arrange? Havn't gotten any Dms from you...

[fastballspecial]

Take your grudge somewhere else really isn't one thread enough.

 

 

[Jaydogrules]

I dislike being argumentative on my second post on these forums, but I have to point out that the Justice League #51 misprint is not unprecedented.

In spring of 1988, issue #5 of Wasteland was released with both the correct cover, and the cover to issue #6. The error cover is pretty well worthless, as is the rest of the series.

I know that this does not translate to the JL error being worthless, but I have to wonder if it will stay hot for the long haul, or if it is something that will cool down significantly as more copies hit the marketplace.

 

I only asked for something similar to JLA #51/2 error....

Not being confrontational, but your twenty eight year old example of an obscure title does little except bolster the appeal of the more mainstream JLA #51 , IMHO.

 

Anyway...

The market will decide if it's a dollar or $250

 

 

From the looks of things the market is already deciding "hell no".

 

-J.

 

[LarrysComics]

I dislike being argumentative on my second post on these forums, but I have to point out that the Justice League #51 misprint is not unprecedented.

In spring of 1988, issue #5 of Wasteland was released with both the correct cover, and the cover to issue #6. The error cover is pretty well worthless, as is the rest of the series.

I know that this does not translate to the JL error being worthless, but I have to wonder if it will stay hot for the long haul, or if it is something that will cool down significantly as more copies hit the marketplace.

 

I only asked for something similar to JLA #51/2 error....

Not being confrontational, but your twenty eight year old example of an obscure title does little except bolster the appeal of the more mainstream JLA #51 , IMHO.

 

Anyway...

The market will decide if it's a dollar or $250

 

 

 

 

From the looks of things the market is already deciding "hell no".

 

-J.

 

Looks like a solid $40 minimum three days after release.

That's a "hell no"

 

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