Undervalued Copper age Comic Books...

[Real Elijah Snow]

The Turtles will be around for a LONG time. They have the same visual appeal of a spider-man to kids, and that should keep these ealy low print books going upward with kids that graduate into collecting. I think that it is High priced now, but it will continue to rise. So saying it is under-valued is pretty acurate. 10 years from now you will easily double the price for the #1.

[BLAM_BLAM_BLAM-migration]

Ronin.

Lone Wolf & Cub.

(Which publisher's run is better? First or Dark Horse?)

ebay - Lone Wolf & Cub - First

ebay - Lone Wolf & Cub - Dark Horse

The next "300"?

[TylerH]

Adolescent Radioactive Blackbelt Hamsters #1 (or whatever it was called)

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Ug I bought a few of these.. I have that one, I have "Pre-teen dirty jean kung fu kangaroos" and

"Geriatric gangrene <something> Gerbils" and one more...

 

[bigfiver69]

For what it's worth, I have found the last issue of G.I. Combat (#288, I think) is one of the toughest war books to find in that run. Circulation must have been in the toilet!

 

I've had two issues over the years, FN, and my current VF. I am looking for a nice NM+ if anyone has one, preferably raw.

 

Thanks Shep

[matewan1990]

I bought a NM copy of that book about six years ago along with last issues of Unknown Soldier and Sgt. Rock. All of those are tough to find, especially in high grade.

Mike B.

[spoonerism]

Adolescent Radioactive Blackbelt Hamsters #1 (or whatever it was called)

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Ug I bought a few of these.. I have that one, I have "Pre-teen dirty jean kung fu kangaroos" and

"Geriatric gangrene <something> Gerbils" and one more...

 

 

Juijitsu?

 

Funny, I actually heard people looking for these at the Boston Comic Show a couple weekends ago.