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Foolkiller's Holiday Sale!

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Recap of what's left:

 

Page 5:

Brave and the Bold 112 NM- $40

Four Color 135 (NM- structure but foxing back cover) VF/VF+ $100

 

Page 6:

Bullwinkle 1 9.0/9.2 structure with rusty staples 8.0/8.5 $60

 

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ASM 107 NM- $50

 

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JLA 113 NM- $40

 

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Detective Comics 77 cover detached, no grade. It is a really sharp copy with beautiful colors. $325

 

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Wonder Woman 105 Fr/Gd $100

 

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Avengers 5 VF- $220

FF 60 VF/NM $70

 

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Action 265 F/VF $70

 

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Outlaws Vol. 1 No. 9 (Frazetta art) F/VF $200

 

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Captain Marvel 26 NM- $45

 

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Marc! You know I have to say it...what a great name! :banana:

 

Amen my brothers! Amen!

Hey Mark :hi:

 

I think there were some sales here, but I was too busy being buffeted by F5s to catch any of it ;)

 

I was buffeted by waves of the same quoted images, I remember a lot of water and Batman's cape and I think some kind of furry boots. In retrospect I think the water was ASM 151 and the boots were from Avengers 78.

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Or you could have the 5th I'll take it wins the book. :)

 

Cool idea.

 

Where have you been Marc?

 

I have been dealing with a terrible warehouse emergency. Due to construction, the guy I get the space from got a surprise eviction notice. Everything has sort of worked out but I had to compact down to half my usual space which meant selling or donating most post-1980 comic in the place and recycling a staggering amount of personal magazines, like 21 years of the New Yorker. Weeks and weeks of lifting and sorting and moving stuff around.

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