The source for comics and pop culture in Indianapolis since 1993
Question about recently purchased marvel silver/bronze age collection for sale
Is it possible for anyone to tell me what old X-men (105 and older) "keys" are in this collection? I plan on attending the event, I just want to know how much cash to bring with me.
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Downtown Store on -
50,51
A big chunk of the reprint issues (71-91) are in seriously NM shape
There is also a 96 and 99. This collector didnt seem to focus on x-men unfortunately.
The collection spans practically every marvel title from 1968-74. Im pricing and putting out for sale at full retail if you want to look. You can buy them at that if you dont want to take a chance. Obviously, I cant have books put on hold for now. I have a Hulk 181 thats pretty nice and priced at 550. I graded at a 7 or so butit only has 1 flaw- a stubbed upper right corner smaller that 1/2". tomb/dracula #10-22, werewolf by night, marvel team-ups...you get the idea. The Amazing spideys are nice.
-
Permalink Reply by Jacob Williams on -
freaking awesome! I'm going to swing by today!
About
Badge
Newsarama
Review: The Color Trilogy
The Color of Earth The Color of Water The Color of Heaven Written & Illustrated by Kim Dong Hwa Translated by Lauren Na Published by First Second Ambitious. Kim Dong Hwa’s trilogy tracks a mother and daughter in the time of pre-industrial Korea as the younger comes of age, following her from the age of seven until her wedding [...]So Super Duper - Page Ninety Three! Comet Fun!
If you like what you’ve read so far (c’mon, how can you not?) totally check out more super cute comics at:www.sosuperduper.com!Terrorism is never funny…underpants, however…
In his Comics Riffs blog for the Washington Post, Michael Cavna writes about the dilemas that are facing the nation’s political cartoonists in light of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s failed attempt to blow up a plane about Detroit on Christmas Day: Terrorism generally isn’t very funny, most of them are on holiday vacations anyway and yet [...]Global Freezing Strip 0048
Find out more about Global Freezing here on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays or at ComicsByEgg.com.A View From My Local Comics Shop: Best of 2009 and More
In the spirit of Newsarama’s own Readers’ Favorites of 2009 Tourney, I thought I’d get a view from my local comics shop and see what my friend in comics, Chris Ureta Casos, the long-time buyer for Comics Dungeon, here in Seattle, had to say about comics in 2009 and much more. Blog@Newsarama: Chris, with Newsarama’s Readers’ [...]Comic Book Resources
Gene Colan is Still "Invincicble"
In February, the Hero Initiative will publish "The Invincible Gene Colan", a retrospective covering the career of one of the legends of the comics industry. CBR News spoke with Colan about the project and the long career that led up to it.Sebastian Jones is "Untamed"
CBR News spoke with writer Sebastian Jones, who is launching an ambitious new line of shared-universe fantasy titles through his publishing company, Stranger Comics. The first series, "The Untamed," will debut in Spring 2010.Van Lente Writes His Own "Legacy"
Fred Van Lente and Steve Kurth travel into Marvel's leading futurist's past in the new ongoing "Iron Man: Legacy." CBR spoke with Van Lente about his plans for the series, which will tell stories from various points in Iron Man's history.The Losers, Kick-Ass, Night & Fog: Dec 29th Comic Reel
"Losers" stunt coordinator discusses the film's action. Mark Strong thinks "Kick-Ass" sequel is possible. "Night & Fog" to be a feature film. Stills from "Brave and the Bold" and "Human Target."CBR Reviews Last Week's New Comics
Last week, CBR's review staff covered twenty-two new comics, including "Chew" #7, "Secret Warriors" #11, "Detective Comics" #860, "Avengers: The Initiative" #31, "Irredeemable" #9, "Blackest Night: JSA" #1 and many more.Music
© 2009 Created by Ryan on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
