Any Comic Collectors Here?
Hello friends.
Back in the 90s, the good ole days when I was launching blue sheels at my friends and jumping into the Koopa Troopa Beach tunnel shortcut, I also collected baseball/football cards (lol 90s cards value) and comics.
I have quite a few items in my comic collection that I am looking to trade or sell. I never actually read them or opened them and they are all backed and boarded. Very good condition. Just a few listed below.
Spawn #1 - #50 all first editions I believe
Various Batman Comics
Various Wolverine Comics
Superman Death comic - Still in white bag
Various X-Men Comics
If anyone is interested or would just like to discuss comics in general shoot me a PM or post here.
Back in the 90s, the good ole days when I was launching blue sheels at my friends and jumping into the Koopa Troopa Beach tunnel shortcut, I also collected baseball/football cards (lol 90s cards value) and comics.
I have quite a few items in my comic collection that I am looking to trade or sell. I never actually read them or opened them and they are all backed and boarded. Very good condition. Just a few listed below.
Spawn #1 - #50 all first editions I believe
Various Batman Comics
Various Wolverine Comics
Superman Death comic - Still in white bag
Various X-Men Comics
If anyone is interested or would just like to discuss comics in general shoot me a PM or post here.
Comments
Supermans death was in a black bag, his rebirth was the follow up which came in the white bag. It reveiled four possible rebirths.
What are those comics worth these days?
I dabble in and out of story lines i find interesteing. Got really into millar for a while.
I have most x-men, new mutants, x-factor, x - force, uncanny x-men, x-man, wolverine, cable, and punisher.
Supermans death was in a black bag, his rebirth was the follow up which came in the white bag. It reveiled four possible rebirths.
What are those comics worth these days?
I believe for the most part, anything from the 90s is worth next to nothing, except a few choice issues like the first appearance of Deadpool if you have that. The 80s have a few more gems.
Mirage TMNT vol 1 and vol 4 complete are basically the only comics I want to keep. I still want to track down vol 2 and 3 although they should be easier to come by. vol 4 seems like its impossible to find now so I'm glad I was in on the ground floor for that one
I also have
uncanny xmen 140-end including crossovers
all of gen13
big run of conan and a bunch of black spider man comics
and a bunch of other random stuff in a big filing cabinet
More recently I just bought the entire cerebus digital collection from http://www.cerebusdownloads.com and am working my way through them. Highly recommended!
(although I warn you it's good and you will want to buy the rest like I did)
Go to cons all the time and been on a hunt for books ( more so than games nowadays)
Next month I'm going to Vegas for another comic con, got VIP package For mcfarlane/ Eastman
I still pick up new books on Wednesday ( been more of a DC reader than marvel, also image has been kicking butt )
I have most x-men, new mutants, x-factor, x - force, uncanny x-men, x-man, wolverine, cable, and punisher.
Supermans death was in a black bag, his rebirth was the follow up which came in the white bag. It reveiled four possible rebirths.
What are those comics worth these days?
I believe for the most part, anything from the 90s is worth next to nothing, except a few choice issues like the first appearance of Deadpool if you have that. The 80s have a few more gems.
I think I have the first appearances for just about every x-men character minus Wolverine, characters from Giant Size #1, and the first issue.
I was talking with a guy on the subway today who was all about comic collecting. He was mentioning a lot of first appearance and issue one comics that I had thought werent to valueable but he seemed to think they were.
I have most x-men, new mutants, x-factor, x - force, uncanny x-men, x-man, wolverine, cable, and punisher.
Supermans death was in a black bag, his rebirth was the follow up which came in the white bag. It reveiled four possible rebirths.
What are those comics worth these days?
I believe for the most part, anything from the 90s is worth next to nothing, except a few choice issues like the first appearance of Deadpool if you have that. The 80s have a few more gems.
I think I have the first appearances for just about every x-men character minus Wolverine, characters from Giant Size #1, and the first issue. I was talking with a guy on the subway today who was all about comic collecting. He was mentioning a lot of first appearance and issue one comics that I had thought werent to valueable but he seemed to think they were.
Those would be from the 60s or 70s. marvel and dc (and image) from the 90s were overprinted like crazy. particularly the "double bagged" "first edition" "holographic" "first issue" "first appearance" comics
www.cerebusdownloads.com... also has the first 2 volumes of cerebus available for free.
(although I warn you it's good and you will want to buy the rest like I did)
Sweet! I've near forgotten about this series, a guy I was in middle school with had a few issues (80s) hadn't seen any since.
Also, when I was in college during my junior year, I had to take a "popular literature" class (even though I was an accounting major ). When I signed up for the class, I had a few choices:
I saw the list and was like, wait.......what????? Comics?????? Of course I signed up for the comic class. It was actually a lot more work than I expected. There was a lot of reading and writing for the class, but overall, I don't regret it. Among some of the comics we read were Maus, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and The Daredevil Visionaries graphic novel.
www.cerebusdownloads.com... also has the first 2 volumes of cerebus available for free.
(although I warn you it's good and you will want to buy the rest like I did)
Cerebus is fabulous
http://imgur.com/Yondfv2
www.cerebusdownloads.com also has the first 2 volumes of cerebus available for free.
(although I warn you it's good and you will want to buy the rest like I did)
Cerebus is fabulous
Yes and when I say first 2 volumes that's around 50 issues he has put up for free. No downside except you can't stop at 50 mwahaha
www.cerebusdownloads.com also has the first 2 volumes of cerebus available for free.
(although I warn you it's good and you will want to buy the rest like I did)
Cerebus is fabulous
Yes and when I say first 2 volumes that's around 50 issues he has put up for free. No downside except you can't stop at 50 mwahaha
Oh man Cerebus! I remember looking up something about aardvarks one day at work and somehow ended up at Cerebus and started reading a bunch of comics online and really got into it. I forget where I stopped but that is a quality comic!
Curt Swan is a "local" guy, hence the reason for the Superboy (and World's Finest to an extent.)
If anyone's interested I do have an Amazing Spider-Man 300 (first appearance Venom) up for trade. Only seeking out video games for trade however.
What are ya looking for PM hehe
I can appreciate an old comic just the same way as I can appreciate an old baseball card or car, for the craftsmanship and vintage feel, so being "left alone" with a table full of comics (some as old as the '50s, like my Superboy) was pretty awesome.
http://felixcomicart.libsyn.com/
Especially good is Episode 17 with Glenn Danzig (who is both a comic publisher and comic art dealer/collector in addition to being the well known musician from The Misfits).
The David Mandel (Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm writer) episodes are also great.
Lady Death, Evil Ernie, Purgatori, Spawn, Batman, Xmen, Superman, Spiderman, and a bunch of other stuff.
Anything by Brian Pulito i loved.