Comic book collecting with a foreign variant focus 19 19

[vaillant]

As far as Italy goes, he’s right: the italian #328 uses a Spectacular Spider-Man cover:

 

http://www.ragnoman.com/html_StarComics/ur114.html

 

Edited February 14, 2013 by vaillant

[marmat]

Only missing the versions Thai and Mexico...well, that i know...and i wouldnt be surpised if someone here knows of another

 

BRAZIL, GERMANY, FINLAND, NETHERLANDS, US

 

You are missing the spanish edition.

I have one, I'll post a scan tonight or tomorrow.

[solarcadet]

Only missing the versions Thai and Mexico...well, that i know...and i wouldnt be surpised if someone here knows of another

 

BRAZIL, GERMANY, FINLAND, NETHERLANDS, US

 

You are missing the spanish edition.

I have one, I'll post a scan tonight or tomorrow.

 

:foryou:Thank you MARMAT!!!!

Great!! Thanks for the help!! Do you know the title name and # off hand??

Know amny way I can locate the mexican version Hombre Arana #468 and #485???

 

[marmat]

The title is Spiderman, from Forum publisher.

Dont remember the issue number right now.

[Define999]

The title is Spiderman, from Forum publisher.

Dont remember the issue number right now.

 

I got ya Marmat!

 

Here is the Comics Forum Spanish and the Greek Tony....

 

 

 

Im not totally convinced a Turkish doesn't exist.... I looked in the Turkish database and didn't find one but I fumbled through it.... its a little hard to navigate...

[lscomics]

It would seem there's close to double the amount of them as you thought. Possibly more.

[solarcadet]

The title is Spiderman, from Forum publisher.

Dont remember the issue number right now.

 

i found it! Spiderman 240 Forum (Spain)

 

I just bought it!! Thanks again Marmat for pointing me in the right direction...

 

Now if I can just locate that Mexican Hombre Arana 468 and 485 i will be in business!!!

 

 

[Define999]

So guys, while searching the Brazilian database for that spidey Tony needed(which I still didnt find!) I came across some very interesting examples of art work re-purposing. Editorial Abril is one publisher that certainly didn't have a problem changing artwork to suit their needs.... the bats 227 rework being a well known example.

 

These are interesting as well though..... great examples of foreign variants that demand interest because of their novelty and interesting re-imaginings. Man check out Proteus!!! Looks like a completely different mutant!

 

 

 

Whats up with changing Stranges gaze? Look into my eyes....

 

Edited February 14, 2013 by Define999

[solarcadet]

So guys, while searching the Brazilian database for that spidey Tony needed(which I still didnt find!) I came across some very interesting examples of art work re-purposing. Editorial Abril is one publisher that certainly didn't have a problem changing artwork to suit their needs.... the bats 227 rework being a well known example.

 

These are interesting as well though..... great examples of foreign variants that demand interest because of their novelty and interesting re-imaginings. Man check out Proteus!!! Looks like a completely different mutant!

 

 

 

Whats up with changing Stranges gaze? Look into my eyes....

 

Matt , you were looking for this Brazilian:

Homem Aranha Grandes Desafios 5 (Brazil) or a different one???

 

 

 

[Define999]

So guys, while searching the Brazilian database for that spidey Tony needed(which I still didnt find!) I came across some very interesting examples of art work re-purposing. Editorial Abril is one publisher that certainly didn't have a problem changing artwork to suit their needs.... the bats 227 rework being a well known example.

 

These are interesting as well though..... great examples of foreign variants that demand interest because of their novelty and interesting re-imaginings. Man check out Proteus!!! Looks like a completely different mutant!

 

 

 

Whats up with changing Stranges gaze? Look into my eyes....

 

Matt , you were looking for this Brazilian:

Homem Aranha Grandes Desafios 5 (Brazil) or a different one???

 

 

 

I was looking for a Spidey 328 for you in the Brazilian database but couldn't find one? Did you see the Greek I posted? Is there a Brazilian? Nuno would know for sure I think?

[solarcadet]

So guys, while searching the Brazilian database for that spidey Tony needed(which I still didnt find!) I came across some very interesting examples of art work re-purposing. Editorial Abril is one publisher that certainly didn't have a problem changing artwork to suit their needs.... the bats 227 rework being a well known example.

 

These are interesting as well though..... great examples of foreign variants that demand interest because of their novelty and interesting re-imaginings. Man check out Proteus!!! Looks like a completely different mutant!

 

 

 

Whats up with changing Stranges gaze? Look into my eyes....

 

Matt , you were looking for this Brazilian:

Homem Aranha Grandes Desafios 5 (Brazil) or a different one???

 

 

 

I was looking for a Spidey 328 for you in the Brazilian database but couldn't find one? Did you see the Greek I posted? Is there a Brazilian? Nuno would know for sure I think?

 

Look at the pic I posted, I have the Brazilian ASM 328...

It is called HULK but its the ASM328 story...

BRAZIL, GERMANY, FINLAND, NETHERLANDS, US

 

 

[Define999]

So guys, while searching the Brazilian database for that spidey Tony needed(which I still didnt find!) I came across some very interesting examples of art work re-purposing. Editorial Abril is one publisher that certainly didn't have a problem changing artwork to suit their needs.... the bats 227 rework being a well known example.

 

These are interesting as well though..... great examples of foreign variants that demand interest because of their novelty and interesting re-imaginings. Man check out Proteus!!! Looks like a completely different mutant!

 

 

 

Whats up with changing Stranges gaze? Look into my eyes....

 

Matt , you were looking for this Brazilian:

Homem Aranha Grandes Desafios 5 (Brazil) or a different one???

 

 

 

I was looking for a Spidey 328 for you in the Brazilian database but couldn't find one? Did you see the Greek I posted? Is there a Brazilian? Nuno would know for sure I think?

 

Look at the pic I posted, I have the Brazilian ASM 328...

It is called HULK but its the ASM328 story...

BRAZIL, GERMANY, FINLAND, NETHERLANDS, US

 

Oh ! sorry bout that Tony! Well that's that....

[solarcadet]

So guys, while searching the Brazilian database for that spidey Tony needed(which I still didnt find!) I came across some very interesting examples of art work re-purposing. Editorial Abril is one publisher that certainly didn't have a problem changing artwork to suit their needs.... the bats 227 rework being a well known example.

 

These are interesting as well though..... great examples of foreign variants that demand interest because of their novelty and interesting re-imaginings. Man check out Proteus!!! Looks like a completely different mutant!

 

 

 

Whats up with changing Stranges gaze? Look into my eyes....

 

Matt , you were looking for this Brazilian:

Homem Aranha Grandes Desafios 5 (Brazil) or a different one???

 

 

 

I was looking for a Spidey 328 for you in the Brazilian database but couldn't find one? Did you see the Greek I posted? Is there a Brazilian? Nuno would know for sure I think?

 

Look at the pic I posted, I have the Brazilian ASM 328...

It is called HULK but its the ASM328 story...

BRAZIL, GERMANY, FINLAND, NETHERLANDS, US

 

Oh ! sorry bout that Tony! Well that's that....

no worries!! And a big shout out to MARMAT for helping me get the Spain version of ASM328...Im about to buy the Thai version and then im just down to Mexcio version...MercadoLibre...Here I come!!!!

Unless GMedina or Gonza can help a brotha out!!!!

 

 

[vaillant]

@Matt: Very likely it doesn’t look like Proteus because it’s Caliban?

It appears they used the cover art for X-Men #127 for an issue where Caliban is featured…

 

Edited February 14, 2013 by vaillant

[Define999]

@Matt: Very likely it doesn’t look like Proteus because it’s Caliban?

It appears they used the cover art for X-Men #127 for an issue where Caliban is featured…

 

 

 

Oh that’s right? Caliban was like a alien looking guy right? So they just used the original art as a guide to include Caliban in the cover artwork? Pretty nifty Abril…..

 

Thanks for the catch Claudio! (thumbs u

 

[solarcadet]

Been sniffing around a safecracking...

Greek Supermans started in the 70's with Neal Adams books

Almost all the covers except...(tear drop) no #233

 

how do you say "me cry" in greek?

[vaillant]

Oh that’s right? Caliban was like a alien looking guy right? So they just used the original art as a guide to include Caliban in the cover artwork? Pretty nifty Abril…..

 

Thanks for the catch Claudio! (thumbs u

 

 

Now you are telling me you have NEVER read an X-Men story with Caliban?

How’s that you know Proteus?

Collecting is definitely harmful for good reading…

 

Homework: borrow a good run of X-Factor (the Simonson man & wife run) and learn EVERYTHING about Caliban, the Morlocks, Power Pack & al.

[vaillant]

Been sniffing around a safecracking...

Greek Supermans started in the 70's with Neal Adams books

Almost all the covers except...(tear drop) no #233

 

how do you say "me cry" in greek?

 

It‘s common: most so-called "keys" did not have a cover appearance in Italy.

[solarcadet]

Been sniffing around a safecracking...

Greek Supermans started in the 70's with Neal Adams books

Almost all the covers except...(tear drop) no #233

 

how do you say "me cry" in greek?

 

It‘s common: most so-called "keys" did not have a cover appearance in Italy.

oh well, neal adams in Greek is "key' enough for any collector

 

still no 233 or 300 :cry:

[Andy J.-migration]

Couple of recent purchases, all Norwegian reprints. The "Young Romance" #181 reprint and the "Metall-Klanen" 1968 issues are very scarse

 

The Walking Dead issue is a limmited giveway (handed out at stores selling the Dead Island game).

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited February 15, 2013 by Andy J.