Wife asked today what my favorite comic was... so I could be buried with it...

[Marvel Zombie]

 

I'l take my X-men #101 (1st Phoenix) with me into the urn. Uhmm ... perhaps it will enhance my chances to rise from the ashes

[comicstock]

I'l take my X-men #101 (1st Phoenix) with me into the urn. Uhmm ... perhaps it will enhance my chances to rise from the ashes

 

[comicstock]

Superman #179 - my dad bought it for me back in 1965 after church on a beautiful Sunday. My first comic. Purchased at The Corner Store in Baptistown, NJ. You can drive thru the town in 10 seconds. The store still exists today. I remember reaching down on the bottom shelf, picked it up, asked my father if he could buy it for me and he added it to his Sunday newspaper. Still have the original copy.

[letsgrumble]

My wife is more concerned that I'm going to buried alive by my comics than being buried with any one comic.

[zosocane]

Spider-Man 149, the first comic I read and my original owner's copy. I would, however, get it CGC'd and entombed to reduce the risk of foxing and PQ deterioration from the high humidity in that coffin.

[Dr. Balls]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

Tell her the comic doesn't matter, but the coffin should certainly be made of a tamper-proof clear plastic, suitable for display.

 

That is so awesome. I'm putting that in my living trust today!

 

[CAHokie]

That is awesome Dr. B!

[InvstmntComcSuply]

[InvstmntComcSuply]

Although, I am surprised he got the blue label

[wombat]

No need to burn up any good comics. I just want some bacon added so my urn smells nice.

[Dr. Balls]

Although, I am surprised he got the blue label

 

He only gets a Restored label if he comes back from the dead.

[romanheart]

I can't imagine being buried with a comic because I would worry too much about the page quality of the book.

 

But if it would be anyone it would be because of this character in this movie...

Superman the Movie Treasury Edition C-62

[oakman29]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

Tell her the comic doesn't matter, but the coffin should certainly be made of a tamper-proof clear plastic, suitable for display.

 

That is so awesome. I'm putting that in my living trust today!

 

[NTHstars]

Talk about being slabbed...

[1904 Comics]

get a blank variant signed by stan lee and have him write something like "R.I.P. ___your name here____"

 

include a bunch of death of spider-man, death of wolverine, and death of superman slabs on the side

 

[toro]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

 

Well if you go with the TOS39 can I ask what the condition is?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also, can I ask what is the penalty for grave robbing in Canada?

[Calamerica]

Can you guys/gals guess which comic I want to be buried with?

 

It is NOT Iron Man & Sub-Mariner. Big surprise to those who don't really know me..

 

CAL who has got them guessing...

[miraclemet]

maybe it's just based on my wife, but I read this question way way more menacing...

[goldust40]

Probably the copy of Swamp Thing 10 I bought in 1973 that gave me the bug for all this in the first place.

[KDUK]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

Tell her the comic doesn't matter, but the coffin should certainly be made of a tamper-proof clear plastic, suitable for display.

 

That is so awesome. I'm putting that in my living trust today!

 

 

 

 

hahah! This is the best