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Man I would hate to be the guys that will be stuck with all these books later.

 

I hope old time fans that have been holding their collections are cashing out.

 

I'm a huge Black Adam fan and I'm one of the seven with a 9.8. I really hate to depart with it but dang if someone will put some cash down I might part with it. Maybe I put it on the Bay for a crazy amount and see if anyone bites.

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Man I would hate to be the guys that will be stuck with all these books later.

 

I hope old time fans that have been holding their collections are cashing out.

 

I'm a huge Black Adam fan and I'm one of the seven with a 9.8. I really hate to depart with it but dang if someone will put some cash down I might part with it. Maybe I put it on the Bay for a crazy amount and see if anyone bites.

 

Damn fool if you don't. :foryou:

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Now I wanna pose a question here, I'm not searching for this book by any means, but if one stumbles across it in the wild, say a 5.0-6.0 copy for $50, do you pick it up?

 

wouldn't pick it up if i were wearing a hazmat suit and asbestos gloves

 

I just traded one in 6.0 for at least $200 worth of great books(if I'm being extremely conservative), so please let me know if you have a 5.0-6.0 copy available for $50.

 

I like money.

 

just got a Shazam #28 in 7.5/8.0 for $2 dollars and 99 cents at LCS it was the only issue of the run they had in the whole store. how crazy is that?

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I am curious to see how Shazam #28 does longer term. It may pull back a bit, but a new floor will be established. The one thing it does have going for it is that it is not an easy to find issue in the run. When I see Shazam in auction lots or at the LCSs it is ususally issues in the #1-20 range, not the later ones.

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yes, I agree, in fact, when I look for the title at several of my LCS, they usually don't have ANY issues, which is what made this find today so strange as the #28 was the only issue they had.

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yes, I agree, in fact, when I look for the title at several of my LCS, they usually don't have ANY issues, which is what made this find today so strange as the #28 was the only issue they had.

 

That's cray-cray :insane: dude! (thumbs u

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I am curious to see how Shazam #28 does longer term. It may pull back a bit, but a new floor will be established. The one thing it does have going for it is that it is not an easy to find issue in the run. When I see Shazam in auction lots or at the LCSs it is ususally issues in the #1-20 range, not the later ones.

 

The 30 cent and 35 cent issues have always been way tougher. The only issue other than #1 that I ever went after was 25. And I always found 10 #1s to every 25. I didn't know about the Black Adam thing until they started popping on Ebay late spring - early summer. By July I came across two near complete 30 cent runs, both with the 25 and 28 pulled. :boo:

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This has got to be the high water mark for speculative dumbassery in the hobby. I thought it couldn't get any worse than Foom 2 but here we are.

 

 

Oh come on have we forgot Squirrel girl yet. That was the high water mark :)

 

I'm having a hard time figuring out the original comment. A high profile actor is playing a comic character. If you don't understand why people are clamoring for the book I'm afraid the comic industry and it's current buyers have passed you by.

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The Rock is a high profile actor now?

 

Shazam 28 is a neat book, but I don't feel there are many people losing sleep over not having a copy. And no matter what, at the end of the day it's a villain, and basically a Shazam centric villain, so once this movie comes and goes the demand won't sustain itself.

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The Rock is a high profile actor now?

 

Shazam 28 is a neat book, but I don't feel there are many people losing sleep over not having a copy. And no matter what, at the end of the day it's a villain, and basically a Shazam centric villain, so once this movie comes and goes the demand won't sustain itself.

 

The Rock was the highest grossing actor last year, so yeah.

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The Rock is a high profile actor now?

 

Shazam 28 is a neat book, but I don't feel there are many people losing sleep over not having a copy. And no matter what, at the end of the day it's a villain, and basically a Shazam centric villain, so once this movie comes and goes the demand won't sustain itself.

 

The Rock was the highest grossing actor last year, so yeah.

 

No dispute, but clearly there's no accounting for taste. :grin:

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The Rock is a high profile actor now?

 

Shazam 28 is a neat book, but I don't feel there are many people losing sleep over not having a copy. And no matter what, at the end of the day it's a villain, and basically a Shazam centric villain, so once this movie comes and goes the demand won't sustain itself.

 

The Rock was the highest grossing actor last year, so yeah.

Not one to doubt Dwayne's achievements (OK, let's say I'm not for the sake of argument :grin: ), but he basically owes the "highest grossing actor" honor to Fast And Furious 6, which probably would've been hugely successful even if he wasn't in the movie.

 

Saying The Rock is the highest grossing actor of the year because he played in Fast And Furious 6 is (not exactly but kinda) like saying Jeff Goldblum was the highest grossing actor of 1993, or Sam Worthington the highest grossing actor of 2009.

 

Technically correct, but...

 

 

 

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