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

[Chadwick]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

[paperheart]

Captain America #153-159 in the urn

[conditionfreak]

May I suggest something "drekful" instead of something like TOS 39? A reprint perhaps?

[Ditch Fahrenheit]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

 

Only of being exhumed.

[MagnusX]

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Part time grave digger career...

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[CAHokie]

I already told the wife years ago that I want to be buried with my old copy of ASM 300. She knows exactly which one it is. It was the first comic book I ever bought and the reason why I collect comics.

[comicjack]

Being closer to the edge of falling off the edge than most collectors out there.My one for sure casket book would be my Punch 12 my avatar and then some

[Toz]

She didn't offer any black-eyed peas did she? if so be very afraid.

[jaeldubyoo]

Has your food been tasting like bitter almonds?

[OrangeNemesis]

after having a child i would never want to be buried with a comic. ID rather leave them for the world to enjoy

[mikenyc]

Has your food been tasting like bitter almonds?

 

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I've watched enough Lifetime movies with the wifey to know about that and anti-freeze in the Gatorade.

[rjrjr]

Should I be afraid?

 

Anyone have a book slated for the coffin/urn?

 

 

btw, I'm leaning towards tos39

 

Even if I told my wife what my favorite comic is, she would never be able to find it in the 150 short boxes I have. "No, it's the Star Wars 1 with the $0.35 on the cover and a UPC symbol. Man, just how many copies of Star Wars 1 did he have?"

 

Honestly, I am hoping she never has to deal with the collection when I die.

[AlexanderM]

Has your food been tasting like bitter almonds?

 

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I've watched enough Lifetime movies with the wifey to know about that and anti-freeze in the Gatorade.

 

I didn't hear about that before.

[catrick339]

No comics in my urn, thanks. Bad waste of a perfectly good comic.

 

I remember Buster44 from ebay, who wrote the Overstreet article about Pop Hollinger comics years ago, intended to be buried with his Pop Hollinger copy of Showcase 4.

[vaultkeeper]

Being closer to the edge of falling off the edge than most collectors out there.My one for sure casket book would be my Punch 12 my avatar and then some

 

If you sold the Punch #12 to me, I would think about you every time I looked at it.

[Ogami]

Has your food been tasting like bitter almonds?

 

::

 

I've watched enough Lifetime movies with the wifey to know about that and anti-freeze in the Gatorade.

 

[ChrisInBaltimore]

after having a child i would never want to be buried with a comic. ID rather leave them for the world to enjoy

 

Yea my hope is to either pass on my passion to my kids, or give them something of value. My daughter already knows how to grade and what makes a key.

[oakman29]

Has your food been tasting like bitter almonds?

 

::

 

I've watched enough Lifetime movies with the wifey to know about that and anti-freeze in the Gatorade.

 

I have so many pesticides in my work truck to kill me,the wife wouldn't have to go far.

[GeeksAreMyPeeps]

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.

[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!