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What I Collect is Great, What You Collect is Garbage

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VintageComics

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I say so, that's proof enough!!

 

In the words of our former Prime Minister..."IF you have proof, and it is good proof, then it is proven"

 

BTW, i was jk

 

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I would say that there are great comics from all eras, and each era has its' own particular strengths. Even the early 90s. tongue.gif
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Hell, even Bronze DC romance books have their moments... wink.gif

 

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I would say that there are great comics from all eras, and each era has its' own particular strengths. Even the early 90s. tongue.gif
yeahok.gif

 

Hell, even Bronze DC romance books have their moments... wink.gif

 

greggy is not responding....must be having a moment with one right now gossip.gif

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I would say that there are great comics from all eras, and each era has its' own particular strengths. Even the early 90s. tongue.gif
yeahok.gif

 

Hell, even Bronze DC romance books have their moments... wink.gif

 

greggy is not responding....must be having a moment with one right now gossip.gif

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I would say that there are great comics from all eras, and each era has its' own particular strengths. Even the early 90s. tongue.gif
yeahok.gif

 

Hell, even Bronze DC romance books have their moments... wink.gif

 

greggy is not responding....must be having a moment with one right now gossip.gif

grin.gif
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I would say that there are great comics from all eras, and each era has its' own particular strengths. Even the early 90s. tongue.gif
yeahok.gif

 

Hell, even Bronze DC romance books have their moments... wink.gif

 

greggy is not responding....must be having a moment with one right now gossip.gif

grin.gif
makepoint.gifmakepoint.gif

That was fast. blush.gif

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I keep Batman (both Batman and Detective), but I will be the first to admit the stories (especially late golden-age) leave a lot to be desired and a lot of the Batman covers were just plan lame, but there is just something about look that capture my imagination. I am not going to say what others collect is lame. I like just about everything out there (silver age Marvel, Spiderman probably has some of my favorite stories ever), Bronze, still remember buying Nova 1 off the newsstand in Osgood, IN. Dark Knight Returns (what a turning point), and who can forget Neal Adams Continuity Comics, great artwark and "interesting" characters.

 

To each their own and good luck to everyone with finding the gems you desire.

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