You can keep only 1 comic from your collection, which would it be ?

[pubmonkey]

I would hold onto this one:

 

 

I've wanted one like this ever since 1984 when the LCS's near me all had sold out of #1 first print. I was lucky enough to get my hands on it this year....

[Silver Surfer]

Easy choice for me because I love it but also because I'd likely never be able to find another copy again:

[Fazybones]

That's a tough question and I can only narrow it down to two.

 

 

The first one because it was a gift from "Buttock" during a transaction for some

other books and I was shocked he passed on this Beauty to me. Also it's an awesome Russ Heath cover.

 

 

 

The second one is awesome in hand and the scan doesn't do it justice and

it has beautiful white pages with absolutely no tanning anywhere.

 

[Silver Surfer]

Wow, semi-tough call. Ive got an Avengers 93, FF 92, and an X-Men 67 from when I was a kid. Those would be tough to get rid of.

 

However, there is an untouchable. Thor 168 CGC 9.4 Oakland. Not only is it a tough book in grade, not only is it a Pedigree, but it was given to me by Nik's wife after his passing.

 

Cant get rid of it

 

Cool story Arex, I didn't realize that Nik's wife gave it to you. (thumbs u I believe I briefly owned that copy at one point.

[shrunkenhead]

Easy choice for me because I love it but also because I'd likely never be able to find another copy again:

[ForlornOutcast]

None of them are worth all *that* much... probably would be the first comic I bought with my own money.

[Wally's Comics]

That is an easy question and ironically the same book that was the first one I bought.

 

 

I took her to Charlotte this summer and got Stan to sign the front interior page.

 

Thanks for the great memories Stan!

 

 

I have been through good times and bad with this mag...

crazy enough I will probably be buried with this book.

 

 

 

[arexcrooke]

Wow, semi-tough call. Ive got an Avengers 93, FF 92, and an X-Men 67 from when I was a kid. Those would be tough to get rid of.

 

However, there is an untouchable. Thor 168 CGC 9.4 Oakland. Not only is it a tough book in grade, not only is it a Pedigree, but it was given to me by Nik's wife after his passing.

 

Cant get rid of it

 

Cool story Arex, I didn't realize that Nik's wife gave it to you. (thumbs u I believe I briefly owned that copy at one point.

I don't ever remeber anyone but Nik owning it. I can remember bringing my copy to Baltimore and Nik bringin his and we were talkin junk about who's copy was better

The copy that one and I swapped back and forth was a non-ped book. That copy you bought off of eBay and then we traded it back and forth several times

[Hawkman]

my Detective Comics #6 Sig Series

[red rocks-migration]

[TheShadowKnows]

My keeper is my most recent pick-up. I already named it earlier in this thread, but here's the pic anyhow.

 

[vaillant]

You have got to allow me a few: a story arc (if not for the story, for the overall "oppressing" atmosphere).

It would be Fantastic Four 64-65-66-67. Especially 66-67.

 

If only one, for sentimental reasons, Fantastic Four #8, signed by Jack Kirby, because after I met him he made me felt almost like "one of the family"…

 

And for the golden age… I’d say National Comics #13.

 

It’s impossible to choose one, rather it’s easier to sacrifice them all, just in case, and keep 'em in your heart…