What's New In Your Copper Age Collection This Week? 13 13

[Jasonmorris1000000]

I LOVED this comic when it first came out.  When I read it in 1986 I thought there must have been other issues where they fought before because they talk like they've known each other for a long time.  After searching for awhile I finally learned it was the first time Wolverine fought Sabretooth in a comic.

4 hours ago, ADAMANTIUM said:

 

 

Edited June 16, 2021 by Jasonmorris1000000

[ADAMANTIUM]

3 minutes ago, Jasonmorris1000000 said:

I LOVED this comic when it first came out.  When I read it in 1986 I thought there must have been other issues where they fought before because they talk like they've known each other for a long time.  After searching for awhile I finally learned it was the first time Wolverine fought Sabretooth in a comic.

 

Indeed fun, I actually thought wolverine 10 was the first after reading it, it read as if it was.

But they're usually great stories either way, even in the animated series 

[Namtak]

45 minutes ago, Timeless icons said:

Picked these up this week. 

Can i use your cloning devise it would be usefull thanks

[followtheleader]

3 hours ago, Jasonmorris1000000 said:

I LOVED this comic when it first came out.  When I read it in 1986 I thought there must have been other issues where they fought before because they talk like they've known each other for a long time.  After searching for awhile I finally learned it was the first time Wolverine fought Sabretooth in a comic.

 

Both really fun books. Xmen 205 is one mu favs, though sabretooth isn't part of that one.

Patrick

[MetalPSI]

Wasn't wolverine 10 a flashback of their first encounter?

[ADAMANTIUM]

6 hours ago, Dr. Dank said:

Wasn't wolverine 10 a flashback of their first encounter?

I was young when I first read it, I have a beat up raw but haven't cracked it open, but if so, it may be the reason I remember it that way  Thanks! It'll give me something to read  

[mec3437]

9 hours ago, Dr. Dank said:

Wasn't wolverine 10 a flashback of their first encounter?

Correct

[followtheleader]

Couple bucks each.

Sure tons of people have typewriter cover collections.

Patrick

[Albert Thurgood]

My first post in this forum, and first ever copper age book...

 

[littledoom]

[ADAMANTIUM]

Figured out why it was a 7.0 for $69 shipped, not sure what that back cover top is

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

Scored this run which is missing #19 and ends at #33, but had a few extras. Still many are VF/NM (a few lower) and #1 & #8 look like they have a shot at 9.8 all for $100....

 

[followtheleader]

2 hours ago, onlyweaknesskryptonite said:

Scored this run which is missing #19 and ends at #33, but had a few extras. Still many are VF/NM (a few lower) and #1 & #8 look like they have a shot at 9.8 all for $100....

 

Some great books in that run. 

17 is a fan favorite.  Some Jim Lee action.  

Personal fav is the Lazarus Project run.   

These issues bring back sooooooo many memories.  

Patrick

[onlyweaknesskryptonite]

14 minutes ago, followtheleader said:

Some great books in that run. 

17 is a fan favorite.  Some Jim Lee action.  

Personal fav is the Lazarus Project run.   

These issues bring back sooooooo many memories.  

Patrick

I definitely agree that there are many great books in there. I was happy to have acquired this for what I did. Many memories for me as well. 

[jimjum12]

This is cool. GOD BLESS....

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

[ganni]

Remembering the Wolverine comics..... its like reading a Conan the barbarian comics for me

GOD BLESS John Buscema

[Jasonmorris1000000]

I know this is sacrilege to admit on the Copper boards, but I don't really like Todd McFarlane's art that much.  Sorry.  I bought this issue for my Alan Moore collection.  The story and story idea are great in my opinion

[MattrixAlien]

3 hours ago, Jasonmorris1000000 said:

I know this is sacrilege to admit on the Copper boards, but I don't really like Todd McFarlane's art that much.  Sorry.  I bought this issue for my Alan Moore collection.  The story and story idea are great in my opinion

 

Heretic!  I think McFarlane is one of the best ever at drawing masked heroes in action, but I'll admit he has his limitations. When drawing normal peoples faces and hands for example, they can be a bit puffy and samey. I'm a big Alan Moore fan myself. The best writer in the history of comics for mine. I recently picked up a copy of the only work he ever did for Marvel US; X-Men: Heroes for Hope. In 3 pages he managed to explore the psyche of Magneto like few authors ever have.

Edited July 9, 2021 by MattrixAlien
Fix typo

[MetalPSI]

McFarlane is much like Sam Kieth.

Pretty snazzy when first arrived, tired and over drawn as time goes on. 

Kieth in particular looks totally phoned in when it comes to the comic world, his actual art he does that he enjoys on his own time is much better

[Frederic9494]

New pick up. Newsstand & custom label at an attractive price