Celebrate the non-Marvel, non-DC newsstand comics...

[valiantman]

non-Marvel, non-DC, and non-direct editions... 1980 to 1995 newsstands... whatchagot?

 

 

[Martin Sinescu]

non-Marvel, non-DC, and non-direct editions... 1980 to 1995 newsstands... whatchagot?

 

 

 

Aw, you're killin' me, I just sold one of those a few days ago.

 

Shouldn't you be posting some of those rare Valiant newsies? I've got a few of the Bloodshots, but there were some other titles as well, right?

[valiantman]

non-Marvel, non-DC, and non-direct editions... 1980 to 1995 newsstands... whatchagot?

 

 

 

Aw, you're killin' me, I just sold one of those a few days ago.

 

Shouldn't you be posting some of those rare Valiant newsies? I've got a few of the Bloodshots, but there were some other titles as well, right?

 

I don't have many that are slabbed...

 

This one just barely fits the 1995 cutoff.

[valiantman]

I guess there's no requirement that the books are slabbed, so here's a classic from Image:

 

No prismatic-chromie-foil... just white paper!

[seanfingh]

 

I think Jim Lee must have hated drawing feet, ALMOST as much as Rob Liefeld.

[Jeffro.]

He must have also not been very fond of faces. Everyone has the same features

[Martin Sinescu]

I guess there's no requirement that the books are slabbed, so here's a classic from Image:

 

No prismatic-chromie-foil... just white paper!

 

Ah, that's a good one I was happy to dig out a nice copy of that Wildcats issue a month or two ago at an LCS. I always liked the dressed-down version compared to the prismatic cover and had been looking for one for a while.

[ComicConnoisseur]

I guess there's no requirement that the books are slabbed, so here's a classic from Image:

 

No prismatic-chromie-foil... just white paper!

 

Ah, that's a good one I was happy to dig out a nice copy of that Wildcats issue a month or two ago at an LCS. I always liked the dressed-down version compared to the prismatic cover and had been looking for one for a while.

Does DC own the rights to WILDCATS now?

[valiantman]

I guess there's no requirement that the books are slabbed, so here's a classic from Image:

 

No prismatic-chromie-foil... just white paper!

 

Ah, that's a good one I was happy to dig out a nice copy of that Wildcats issue a month or two ago at an LCS. I always liked the dressed-down version compared to the prismatic cover and had been looking for one for a while.

Does DC own the rights to WILDCATS now?

Yep. Since 1998.

[valiantman]

CGC notes this one as a newsstand. I believe it is because it does not have the trading card.

 

[Aweandlorder]

Not the best shape but:

 

[ComicConnoisseur]

I guess there's no requirement that the books are slabbed, so here's a classic from Image:

 

No prismatic-chromie-foil... just white paper!

 

Ah, that's a good one I was happy to dig out a nice copy of that Wildcats issue a month or two ago at an LCS. I always liked the dressed-down version compared to the prismatic cover and had been looking for one for a while.

Does DC own the rights to WILDCATS now?

Yep. Since 1998.

 

They had the Wildcats animated series,plus millions of Jim Lee fans!

So that got me thinking

 

upcoming Rule of 25!

DC/Warner can market them big!

 

[Gatsby77]

Anyone got a Supreme 1 to post?

 

I love my copy (in storage) and would argue it's actually rarer than Supreme 1 (gold).

[valiantman]

Anyone got a Supreme 1 to post?

 

I love my copy (in storage) and would argue it's actually rarer than Supreme 1 (gold).

We can borrow the mycomicshop image:

[valiantman]

Not the best shape but: