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Quote:Originally Posted by NilesPaine I prefer to call it SJW Marvel. |
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How interesting. | ||
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@Wolverine maybe they didn't arrive Canada yet - Canada post has been a bit slow lately | ||
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I decided to delete this post. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by DocBrown Indeed. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by NilesPaine Agreed. "Not for adults" |
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Quote:Originally Posted by shrewbeer In that Generations they really said, "What the Ding Dong Devil!?!?" |
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Im 99% DC reader, and always knew Marvel to be more "hardcore"; the roles have reversed I suppose | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by shrewbeer I haven't read the Hulk regularly since 1988. Tbh, I cannot read virtually any modern comic. The storylines and artwork in modern comics, the majority of them, seems very dumbed down. When I go back and read Miller's runs on Daredevil, for example, a modern book pales in comparison. The themes that Miller took on in his Daredevil runs from drug abuse to moral redemption like his Born Again storyline....just make .modern co.ics look like cartoonist pandering to the masses. Frank Miller's DR books are much more in line with thought provoking and provocative literature , than the trite schlep of over muscled and dumbed down McFarlane/Leifeld/Lee era that followed in the 1990's. (apologies in advance to all the McFarlane fans, it's just not my cup of tea. Very rarely in moderns is there anything comparable to the stuff that Miller consistently put forth in the 80's. Even the Mutant Massacre storyline by Claremont , touched on themes of genocide....thst sort of material is just not commonplace anymore. Millar's Old Man Logan run is the only X book that I have read and appreciated, from the modern era. I read the Weapon H storyline though, today. I thought the outlandish science fiction msd scientist/genetic splicing tone was pretty refreshing i.e. the storyline actually caught me by pleasant surprise. If someone like myself, who largely is only into darker material like Frank Miller's and Garth Ennis's works, along with SA Marvel's and pre-code horror and crime. can appreciate the Weapon H storyline.....Totally Awesome Hulk #22, will have signifigant staying power in the modern market. |
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I don't find the current TAH storyline that different than many modern books. There are many better ones in modern comics. You should read more CopperAgeKids. | ||
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@DarthLego SJW??? Enlighten me. . . | ||
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My biggest problem with modern Comics is they are Decompressed - "written for the trade." It takes an absolute master of pacing to make this work as individual issues. There aren't many of those working today. Many moderns work better as TPBs, but I'm an individual issue guy, darn it. I think there are more words/story in one issue of 1980 X-Men or New Teen Titans (around the time I started collecting seriously) than in some entire arcs nowadays. The storytelling style just makes the idea seem small and fragmented. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by VictorCreed I do read some moderns, I like Brubsker's writing on Captain America...and his non-super-hero shit like Criminal and Kill Or Be Killed. I am liking this Weapon H storyline, but that is enough for me. But what I do need to read more of is actual books...not comic books I spend an inordinate amount of time on comics, as a part time dealer/presser...so yeah, I'm set on that but I appreciate your words. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by KCBatmanFan It's pretty rugged. Specifically with Marvel charging $5 a book. The lack of dialogue, I'm left feeling somewhat empty?? It's like paying todays movie prices to go see a half hour cartoon. This weeks Batman took a weird turn too and not for the better. That story was rolling and then ?????. WE WANT COMICS. Not just cover splashes and pretty pictures! |
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Quote:Originally Posted by ComxDlr He ended the listing and redid it as an auction.. its at $32 currently.. (it ended as he said it was a mistake in the listing.. yeah.. i think so) |
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So, is it still increasing in value? If so, what's the average sale price? | ||
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There is an auction that ended yesterday at $69 for a raw copy i'd say it's still going up | ||
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I check in every couple days...seems it has leveled off around $40...most of those are "lazy" auctions where the seller only provides a far-away pic of the entire cover and then says it's "NM"...if those people knew what NM was they'd add more pictures to back up their claims...it takes only a few second...pet peeve of mine.... The $69 auction stated it was a "9.8" copy and provided high res scans, although the top corner looked kinda "funny"...wasn't a good pic of that. |
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Well, I sold 2 pre sale CGC 9.8's for $225 each, plus shipping. The bidder who won my taw guarantteed CGC / CBCS o.8 is paying me CGC's onsite grading fee, before I ship it to him. Another seller auctioned off a pre-sale CGC 9.8, it went for $10 or so less than my $180 raw 9.8 auction. A seller apparently sold all 3 of the CGC 9.8 AS Greg Pak pre-sales at $275 a piece. I paid $75 in U.S. cash currency for a #21,22 and WMD #1, this Sunday at a small show. No other dealers had any copies. It was a smaller show but still, no copies were to be found. And I was there before any dealers had set up, except for one dealer. Who I knew was going to beat me there by at least 30 minutes. Talked to several shop owner's about this book, at thst dhow. They all told me the same thing....they barely order more than 5 or so copies for the shelf, of that title, not including pull list customers... because it is such a weak seller. So yes, the book was short printed. |
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Looks like the price is starting to settle. This is a BIN with free shipping. I believe the price will continue to decrease to around $20-$25 when all is said and done. http://www.ebay.com/itm/122700632962 |
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I think now is the time to sell if you're holding on to your copies and you are planning to sell. Pretty sure it's already peaked and its heading towards it's long term price point (much lower than peak) | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by rickdod3 Um ... there has ALWAYS been speculation on books. It is much more pronounced now that we have the interwebs. Speculation in the 90's wasn't a major issue and speculation now isn't either. I love speculators, though it can get silly at times, they have bought up the price of almost all my books in my collection. They made owning books from the 70's and 80's cool again (most were considered drek until speculators started paying big money for some and then suddenly 70's and 80's book were part of the cool comics crowd like the "silver" and "gold" age which had all good books and zero drek(yes that's sarcastic)). |
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