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OA Collecting Goals for 2023
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On 4/5/2023 at 5:41 PM, batman_fan said:

 

My goals for 2023

1.  Romita Spiderman page

2.  Jack Davis piece

3.  Frame my gosh darn Marmadukes 

4.  Maybe add another Schulz Peanuts piece to the collection 

5.  Add a Wizard of Id or BC strip to the collection

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Cool, What year?

 

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On 4/5/2023 at 8:41 PM, batman_fan said:

 

My goals for 2023

1.  Romita Spiderman page

2.  Jack Davis piece

3.  Frame my gosh darn Marmadukes 

4.  Maybe add another Schulz Peanuts piece to the collection 

5.  Add a Wizard of Id or BC strip to the collection

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That's a nice buy. I picked up the AMS 189 Byrne/Mooney page

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I'm working down my list which dates back several years - some success so far. :) 

 

Alex’ Comic Art Wish List

Comic Book Art:

In the reasonably possible:

  • Aparo B&B page (art and letters by Jim)

In the Serious Stretch Goals category, we have:

  • Ditko Creeper
  • Everett Sub-Mariner page
  • Kirby Thor or New Gods page
  • Mayer Scribbly page (if there are any) [Got an unused cover plus a recreation/revision of it from Harlan E's estate.]
  • Rogers Detective (Batman) page from his wonderful run with Steve Englehart and Terry Austin
  • Shuster Superman [Got a comic strip]
  • Sprang Batman [Got a preliminary to one of his commissions]
  • Swan/Klein Superman or LSH page

Special cases:

  • The splash to JLA 29 (1st series) or the cover, but I'd prefer the splash. (The splash sold by auction at Heritage. Maggie Thompson told me it and two other pages had been stuck in a drawer since she and Don were given it by Julius Schwartz.)
  • Cover to The Official Legion of Super-Heroes Index #1. The cover to #2 would work, but it's in David Mandel's collection and I doubt that I could pry it loose. 

Comic Strips:

  • Peanuts by Charles Schulz
  • Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson
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On 5/2/2023 at 12:50 PM, alxjhnsn said:

I'm working down my list which dates back several years - some success so far. :) 

 

Alex’ Comic Art Wish List

Comic Book Art:

In the reasonably possible:

  • Aparo B&B page (art and letters by Jim)

In the Serious Stretch Goals category, we have:

  • Ditko Creeper
  • Everett Sub-Mariner page
  • Kirby Thor or New Gods page
  • Mayer Scribbly page (if there are any)
  • Rogers Detective (Batman) page from his wonderful run with Steve Englehart and Terry Austin
  • Shuster Superman
  • Sprang Batman
  • Swan/Klein Superman or LSH page

Special cases:

  • The splash to JLA 29 (1st series) or the cover, but I'd prefer the splash. (The splash sold by auction at Heritage. Maggie Thompson told me it and two other pages had been stuck in a drawer since she and Don were given it by Julius Schwartz.)
  • Cover to The Official Legion of Super-Heroes Index #1. The cover to #2 would work, but it's in David Mandel's collection and I doubt that I could pry it loose. 

Comic Strips:

  • Peanuts by Charles Schulz
  • Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson

A man with the utmost taste.

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On 5/2/2023 at 3:56 PM, batman_fan said:

A man with the utmost taste.

Without the matching budget. :)

I just realized that my copy and paste of the list dropped the strikethroughs from the ones that I have acquired; I fixed that. :) 

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On 5/2/2023 at 9:30 PM, batman_fan said:

That's quite a bit of progress

 

I almost scratched the Cul de Sac off the list. The bid got down to the last second and someone pulled the switch. We bid against each other a few times, but I ran out of money that I was willing to spend. 

It was a classic - Petey reading a comic book about his hero Little Neuro who does nothing and explaining it to Alice his little sister. An odd strip, but terrific! That would have been a huge win if I'd succeeded. Oh, well... The winner paid dearly. :) Click the image to see it on Heritage.

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