All Star Comics! Are the last fifteen issues really the most difficult to find?

[Hepcat]

I've long suspected that the last fifteen issues of All Star Comics are the most difficult issues to find of the entire run. Am I correct?

 

[shrunkenhead]

40 thru 48 are the toughest, in my experience. Somebody want to sell me a #40?

[G.A.tor]

if you are not grade concious, none are difficult...if you want high grade, many are difficult, but typically 3,8, 12,33, 36, 40-42 are the toughest due to more demand...

[BB-Gun]

if you are not grade concious, none are difficult...if you want high grade, many are difficult, but typically 3,8, 12,33, 36, 40-42 are the toughest due to more demand...

I don't think the later issues are hard to find but the early issues (3 and 8) are difficult to afford.

[Yellow Kid]

If you just want to enjoy reading the stories and seeing the art, you can get the complete set on a DVD on eBay for a total of $10!

[G.A.tor]

At least one copy of every all star issue is currently available in the marketplace right now, and some issues you practically fall over

That said issue 40-42 seem to be the least available (relatively speaking)

[shrunkenhead]

Can I ask where you're seeing a 40?

[Marty Mann]

I saw an ALL-STAR #40 at Metropolis Comics FN+:6.5 with

6 non-story pages removed for $200.00...

 

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[shrunkenhead]

I saw an ALL-STAR #40 at Metropolis Comics FN+:6.5 with

6 non-story pages removed for $200.00...

 

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Thanks for the response. I've seen that copy and am holding out for a complete one. Appreciate the reply, though. (thumbs u

[Marty Mann]

It appears that quite a few of the ALL-STAR's available from Metropolis

have 6...7...or 8 pages missing, I wonder why?

 

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