Oddball and/or borderline irreplaceable comics or comics-related ephemera you owned, then sold, and now wish you still had... 1 1

[TheFifthHorseman]

1 minute ago, lizards2 said:

I guess I did get something irreplaceable out of the deal, though:

I like that book

[lizards2]

2 minutes ago, TheFifthHorseman said:

13 minutes ago, lizards2 said:

so it came down to choosing between an Adventure 108 in NM or two upper mid-grade Captain Americas in the 50s issue numbers.  Of course, I got the Adventure because it was NM   

Dead srs I'm certain I read that before. On the O L D boards.

Remember, I lurked for a year before I joined over a year ago.

I'm basically a staple of the community.

You know you're old when you just tell the same few stories over and over....,  

[TheFifthHorseman]

1 minute ago, lizards2 said:

You know you're old when you just tell the same few stories over and over....,  

That's why we're all here..

The stories

[lizards2]

2 minutes ago, TheFifthHorseman said:

I like that book

Me too - I've had it for over 25 years, so the pages are as white as when I bought it.  I live in a pretty ideal climate for comic storage.

[TheFifthHorseman]

1 minute ago, lizards2 said:

  I live in a pretty ideal climate for comic storage.

Above is my post from another thread.

Check it out if you'd like - it's awfully thought provoking

[lizards2]

4 minutes ago, TheFifthHorseman said:

Above is my post from another thread.

Check it out if you'd like - it's awfully thought provoking

I missed that post  - thanks for pointing it out.

[mackenzie999]

When I was a young pup I had a run of Fantastic Fours from 2-200 or so. Couldn't afford a #1 at the time, all I had was a GRR. It really bothered me that it didn't have the $.10 price on it (see my avatar) so I drew one on myself. I would loooooove to run into that book again someday.

(my specific book, FF1-GRRs are easy)