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  1. john ivic
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    Just won this in the current Comic Link auction. One of many great covers by Bernie Wrightson on this title. Quite hard to find in the higher grades as well.

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  3. What's that you say? The mystery of the Harvey 15c variants, you say? Never heard of them!

    Well, I certainly hadn't until last year when, whilst researching the distribution of Harvey comics in the UK by our old friends L Miller & Co, I happened across a book on eBay proclaiming an unexpected cover price. "Oh", I thought, "I didn't know there were price variants for these?", and I started Googleating. I like to think I'm quite good at Googleating now, after years of scouring online for variants, but I couldn't find anything about them. Not one reference, one comment, one loving blog column - nothing. And not one copy on the GCD either, or in any of the usual comic places (including here). Odd.

    More in depth Googling ensued until I finally found one reference in a wonderful book called 'The Harvey Comics Companion' by Mark Arnold, which I duly purchased.

    Here's what it had to say, on page 411: "These (Hot Stuff #110, 111 and Little Dot #143) are the only Harvey books known to have these variants":

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    "Blimey" I thought, "Only three examples? These are rare", so I started looking for them. Oddly, given the obvious pedigree of Mr Arnold, I soon found quite a few more than the three listed and I thought "Aye, aye, I'm on to something here...."

    Fast forward a year or so and not only have I found a whopping 26 examples, but I've also, I think, established why they exist. That doesn't happen often - the what and the why. And happily, given my UK credentials, I think they exist because we - The UK - exist. I'm going to drop Mark Arnold a line shortly, to let him know what more I've found and it will either be a pleasant surprise for him or he's been keeping updates quiet for the next volume of the Harvey Companion (go buy it by the way, it's brilliant). Mark, if you're reading, Hello :hi:

    Anyway, Harvey 15c price variants exist for at least 26 books dated between April and October 1972. Amazing really, to be posting this information, in depth, for what appears to be the first time, when the books themselves are 50 years old this very year. Happy Birthday, books.

    Here's a nice looking example, with its 20c regular US copy alongside it:

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    Cracking cover, isn't it. And notice how Harvey always chopped the code off?  :)

    Read on, if you're interested, for the full fifteen cent variation low down!

  4. Hey everyone! My new comic Quest #3 is now live on Kickstarter. I just can't stop making comics!

    If you like bronze Age style swords and sorcery, that's exactly what I'm trying to do here. I'm really excited for this issue, as it's the story I've had in my head since I began working on Quest. I'm really stoked to be able to share it with everyone!

    Here's the link for the campaign -- if you missed the first two issues, don't worry, I've added a special discounted catch-up reward so you can get the whole saga with one click. 

    And as always, I've also done a Tabletop RPG Edition with 8 bonus pages of gaming supplement material so you can play through the story from the comic in your own home game. So if you're a D&D fan, you won't want to miss it. 

    Thank you all for all your support with these comics over the years, I really appreciate it so much!

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  5. Tnerb
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    The New Mutants

    As it was with collecting comic books, it was the New Mutants that drew me into the grading community. I was new and naive. I did not get the small intricacies between a 9.8 and a 9.6. I didn’t realize what a trimmed cover was or how you could tell if a book was restored, But over the years I have learned that as much as I have learned there is still so much more to absorb.

     

    I met Bagofleas through the registry, as I did others, but it was the New Mutants set that I desired to have a complete run of. It wasn’t as complete as it is now. There was only one slot for a Marvel Graphic Novel. The point system was not high…only 25 for a 9.8 in most of the books. I looked over what was the number one set and decided I wanted to be there. Eventually I made it…and lost it again.

     

    I reclaimed the spot, but never during a time when the awards were to be handed out again. Money got tighter and the desire and ability to get the whole set in a 9.8 changed to getting the whole set in a 9.8 signed and then wained. Eventually to find happiness again my collecting goals changed. I still wanted the best New Mutants set, but I wasn’t actively seeking the books I needed…and then when I found them, a lack of grade or lack of money stopped me.

     

    As I worked on two custom sets earlier this year, I decided to check back to my favorite set and noticed I was no longer number one, but neither was bagofleas…a new upstart has taken over the number one spot although it was obscured I knew he completed what I hoped to one day do…and I knew he had what I was searching for…that vaunted copy of New Mutants 58 in a 9.8.

     

    Twice this set has received notable honors. Once by myself in 2012 for the Best Copper Age set. Once by Bagofleas in 2014 for the The Best Presentation and I can only hope that 2020 the underrated under-pointed New Mutants (1983) set will once again belong to a top rated set contender…NashVegas13. If I ever had a crown for this set, I hand it off to you. Well Done…Well done!

  6. Daredevil #181 features the “death” of Elektra + the 10th cover appearance of Bullseye!

    Overstreet 2023 NM- 9.2 value = $65.

    According to the CGC Census Report as of Tuesday, August 22, 2023, out of a total of 5,984 Universal copies graded, only 1,459 copies were graded in 9.8 with ONLY 6 copies graded higher in 9.9!

    With these statistics in mind, this represents a RARITY FACTOR of 24.38% of the total population.

    However, this is the much RARER Newsstand Edition Variant, which means that you can estimate that ONLY 2-4% of all 9.8s are Newsstand Edition copies!

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    Published in April of 1982, the legendary Frank Miller (penciller) & Klaus Janson (inker) rendered a classic Bullseye Vs. Elektra battle cover!

    Frank Miller continued to push the envelope, as he decided to have Bullseye “kill” Elektra in this historic issue! In turn, this tragic event would add onto Bullseye’s resume of all the qualifications that make him Daredevil’s undisputed arch enemy!

    On that note, Daredevil #181 is an absolute MUST-HAVE for any Daredevil, Elektra, or Bullseye fan and/or collector!

    In my opinion, Bullseye is one of the most psychotic and deranged villains ever created by Marvel! As a result, Bullseye’s early cover appearances are some of the most violent, brutal, and entertaining in comics and are HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE!

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    First 20 Bullseye Cover Appearances:

    01. Daredevil #131

    02. Daredevil #132

    03. Daredevil #141

    04. Daredevil #146

    05. Daredevil #159 (not in costume)

    06. Daredevil #160

    07. Daredevil #161

    08. Daredevil #169

    09. Daredevil #172

    10. Daredevil #181

    11. Daredevil #197

    12. Daredevil #200

    13. Captain America #373

    14. Captain America #374

    15. Captain America #376

    16. Captain America #377

    17. Daredevil #288

    18. Daredevil #289 (in Daredevil’s costume)

    19. Daredevil #290 (in Daredevil’s costume)

    20. Punisher #102

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    In closing, I submitted this PERFECTLY WRAPPED & CENTERED Newsstand Edition Variant copy to CGC Comics in May of 2023! I was ecstatic when I was informed that I landed the coveted CGC 9.8 NM/M grade! I am super proud to own this immaculate copy and look forward to watching it appreciate each year!

    Happy Collecting & Enjoy the Hunt!

    -Professor Pecora

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    Daredevil #181 Newsstand Edition CGC 9.8 WP is featured in Professor Pecora's CGC Custom Registry Set entitled, "ALL EYES ON BULLSEYE!"

    To view the full REVIEW VIDEO, please visit ---> Professor Pecora's YouTube Channel

    Please also FOLLOW on Instagram ---> @professor_pecora

    eBay Store Link ---> Professor Pecora

    2-Tone Eternal Music - Official Website: ---> 2nd Life Entertainment LLC (2-Tone Eternal)

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  7. Just finished prepping and packing up my first submission for 2023.

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    These books will go to CCS first.

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    Fingers crossed 

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  8. I think in the new year I will just send down some regular books for grading....:) 

     

  9. I recently added a Thor 274 Multi-pack edition to my set. It's a nice 9.4 Universal. I noticed that I received 18 points for adding it. However, if it was just a Univeral copy I would have received 20 points for adding it. I looked at the different scores for issue 274, Universal and Multipack Universal. Some same grades had the identical point scores, but some did not.  It was really haphazard.  Does anyone know why some grades would get the same point total and others different for the same grade? Just wondering. I've got it and a Thor 228 Savannah shown that just got back from CGC.

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  10. Flash 112 $125 5.0 Website

    Flash 122 $24 2.5 EBay

    Flash 128 $31 2.5 EBay

    Avengers 17 $30 4.5 LCBS

    Avengers 18 $12 3.5 LCBS

    Avengers 19 $10 3.0 LCBS

    $15543 Remaining

    108/250 Books

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  11. Wombat is such a great guy for gifting me this, and this book will never leave my collection.  Autographed by the Master Frank Frazetta. 

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  12. So I'm back from vacation with a new post!  Actually, I got back from vacation a while ago, but work has been busy and it's been creeping into my off time.  It'll probably be that way for the remainder of the year, so no weekday posting with any sort of regularity until the new year.

    The busier work schedule did come with one silver lining, as it took me to a side of the state that I don't normally get to, and that means new and exciting comic book stores to check out!  And find one I did...

    Tardy's Collectors Corner in Grand Rapids, MI

    It's the type of store I love, as I was greeted by the sight of dozens of long boxes laid out down the center of the store.  It's the rare store these days that carry a wide range of back issues.  Tardy's had the pre-requisite dollar boxes, but also a nice supply of copper/modern, bronze, silver, and even a few short boxes of the nicer Silver and Golden Age stuff!  If you are ever in the area stop in and say hi, as Gavin was exceptionally nice and welcoming, and he was willing to do a little wheeling and dealing to get a deal made.

    So what did I get?

    I picked up a mid-grade Superman #155 for my pre-Adventure Comics #300 Legion collection.  I'm now just 3 books away from polishing that one off.  I also upgraded my beat-to-heck copy of New Gods #4, which means that my DC Kirby collection is now all mid-to-high grade.

    Most exciting of all, however, was the chance to upgrade one of my favorite Silver Age Superman stories...Superman #149

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    The beater copy on the left I got for a five spot at my local LCS.  I paid a bit more ($75) for the upgrade, but you have to step up for the quality, eh?

    If you've never read this issue, it's a great "full length novel" that tells an imaginary tale of the Death of Superman.  It had to be imaginary, as who would ever think of killing Superman for real, right?  It's also a great cautionary Lex Luthor story, asking "can a leopard really change his spots?"

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    He can't.

    In this day and age, I imagine this story would be a year-long sub-plot running through all of the Super books, but back in the day it was done in one.  Speaking of which, isn't Lex currently reformed and playing the role of hero? Hmmm...

    This book is also the last 10¢ issue, before they raised the price up 2¢ with issue #150.  Do you think was just random timing back in the day, that the price hike landed on an anniversary issue?  Where anniversary issues even a thing yet?

    Oh well, a mystery for another day perhaps.

    Enjoy your own upgrading!

  13.  

    I find it hard to believe .. 

    that .. 

    I am the only one .. , 

    EVEN AFTER 40 YEARS(!), 

    that HAS 

    straight 9.8s on these three books...! 

    CALIFORNIA, .. THEN .. WAS, 

    and still IS ..

    SO FAR from Kitchener, Ontario.... 

    Nevertheless, when I was nineteen, in 1983, and when I got these, we had SOMETHING IN COMMON.  (I know y'u don't care, or COULD care less, and I'm not asking YOU to tell ME what it was that we had in common.  IN FACT, ... it was

    RORY ROOT, himself,

    who suggested CEREBUS TO ME....  CEREBUS .. Number 23 .. was the first issue I ordered from Bud Plant, Inc.  ... one-fifty becomes ninety.)

     

     

    SHOWN:  [are]

    Cerebus #53 (2nd Universal, 9.8);

    Cerebus #54 (1st Universal, 9.8); and

    Cerebus #55 (1st Universal, 9.8)

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  14. In order to start, I need to end... where was I?

    Dan Dare... Fantastic Four?

    Hm.

    Wait!  I was underwater. Yes, that must be it! No, something is wrong here...

    Let's try to go back.

     

     

  15. Adventures and musings about Buying, Selling and setting up at Conventions and Shows

    I participated in my first ever show last October. You can read about it here: http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=8903742#Post8903742

    I was pleased with my sales, it was an excellent learning experience and most importantly, I had a great time. I must have did "ok" as I was invited back by the show organizers.

    In my town, there use to be a larger two day Antique Show, but with the sale of the local Legion (where that event was held), the Antique Show organizers asked the organizers of the Collectibles Show to "take over"...I think this is a good thing, merging the two shows.

    The first show under the new 'brand' is scheduled for Sunday, April 17th, 2016. Moving forward, the plan is to have a regular two day show in October.

    For as long as there is some degree of interest I will share my experiences, good and bad. I also look forward to any new comments and tips from more seasoned sellers. Thanks for your interest!

    Thanks for reading!

    To see old comments for this Journal entry, click here. New comments can be added below.

  16. Like all of my off to see the Wizard entries this is showing my submissions to CGC. Raw pictures, updates as I receive them, and final pictures ( well hopefully as with some of the others there were times they had to make return trips. [Which were also posted])

    These were the books I chose to send in for Terry Austin. 

     

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  17. August 2020

    Frontline Combat #14 ($25.00 + shipping = $29.60)

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    Two-Fisted Tales #21 ($20.00) + Frontline Combat #10 ($35.00) = $55.00

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    Total amount spent on war comics in 2020: $84.60

    33.3% were Mercari purchases

    66.7% were bought locally

    None are for sale! :screwy:

  18. I acquired my second Pedigree (Winnipeg) book from the homie @Pitboss

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  19. Just got done with putting a custom set together in my Registry of all my “Aurora Comic Scenes” collection doubles and realized I have more copies than any normal collector should. I mean, who needs 5 copies of the Lone Ranger issue. Oh wait, that’s not the worst of it, how about 9 copies of the Batman issue. I seem to justify the Batman issue by thinking he’s a very popular character and people will always want one of these issue as time goes by. Don’t think that’s really going to happen and some day I’ll probably just sell them at a loss. Good thing they’re pretty inexpensive. Anybody else have way to many copies of a single issue that isn’t really justified other than just a inner need to own then.

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  20. Alright, so for those who need a recap...I started with a CGC 9.6 Spawn #1 Newsstand, a CGC 9.6 Hulk #340 and $500 cash. The goal? Use the cash and books to trade/buy and sell my way to better things. The rules? Only books acquired along the way can be included in the journey. If I acquire a book I have doubles of, I can enter the duplicate (even if it is a book I acquired long ago) as part of the challenge. Otherwise, I cannot just add books from my "to sell" pile at home to this challenge.

    To date, I have acquired:

    TMNT #4 first print (7.5-8.5 range)

    Hulk #340 Newsstand (7.0-7.5 range)

    Batman #251 CGC 6.0 (upgrade on my VG raw)

    Nova #1 FN/VF range 

    Tomb Of Dracula #13 VG range

    Marvel Spotlight #12 VF upgrade (upgrade on my FN/VF raw)

    Elvira’s House of Mystery #1 in FN+ range

    ASM #23 CGC 7.0

    I also still had $74 in cash PLUS the following books to trade/sell:

    - Wolverine #8 in 9.0-9.2 range, raw

    - PPTSS #101 in 9.0-9.2 range raw

    - Hulk #449 in 9.0 range raw

    - around a dozen other random issues including some Wolverine books, DC Secret Origins #1 and X-Force 11

     

    So what happened since my last update?!?! Here we go!

    Sold- I sold the Hulk 449 and the Wolverine 8 for $200. My cash pile is now at $274

    Bought- I bought a raw ASM #361 for $200. It was advertised as a 9.0-9.2 BUT had a stain. The seller refunded me $50. So I have ASM #361 and $124 in cash. I already own a CGC 9.4 copy of this book (albeit direct) so this was purchased with the intent of trading/selling for more value down the road. 

    A Loss- So the PPTSS #101 and X-Force 11 I bought never arrived. I bought this on Facebook marketplace and appear to have been scammed! Argghhhh. Thankfully only a small loss but it hurts my challenge money. A lesson learned. This means though my cash pile drops $47 to a total of $77

    Bought- A low grade Thor #166 for $20. About a 3.5. Cash pile now at $57

    Bought- A low grade copy of Dell's The Creature #1 for $18. Cash pile now at $39

    Trade- I traded the ASM #361 raw copy for issues 1-70 of Hellblazer, a series I have always wanted to have and read. I already own issues 1 & 2 so I kept the nicer of each copy and the others are now part of the challenge. The rest of the issues are going in the PC. Oh and $50 cash on top of the deal. So after factoring in the money to ship ($22), my cash pile is now at $67

    Sold- I sold the Thor #166 for $40. Cash pile is now at $107

    Bought- Marvel Super Mag Special on eBay for $50 all in. This was a sneaky find. A seller had a bunch of magazines listed and was one of those listings where you scroll through a drop down to see what issues were available. Well this was and was listed in "very good condition" however the picture looked amazing. I took a chance and well it arrived and is easily a VF-VF+ copy...maybe better. Very happy to have and right now, I am holding onto it but it MIGHT make its way into a trade or sale down the road. Either way, cash pile is now at $57.

    Sold- Sold Marvel Comics Presents #1 for $15. Cash pile is at $72.

    Sold- Hellblazer 1 & 2 for $40. Cash pile is now at $112.

    Bought- A local shop contacted me and said they had some comics. Kind of an odd place that just opened locally, selling all sorts of weird occult type stuff but also random collectibles? Anyway they had a bin of comics and I grabbed 11, including a Spawn #1 and a Ghost Rider #28 (both books I had) for $45. From these 11, I kept Marvel Age 90 (just a nice McFarlane Spidey cover I don't have), Iron Man 281 (cameo of War Machine plus was a newsstand and sharp looking copy) and Death: The High Cost of Living #1 (fits with my desire to own more Sandman related stuff). This all brings my cash pile down to $67.

    Sold- I sold the 8 comics from the above purchase for $70. Cash pile now at $137.

    Bought- A CGC 9.8 copy of the Madame Xanadu #1 one shot with the Brian Bolland cover for $60. I figure it is easily worth that and will attempt to trade or sell. I have a goal in mind right now and we shall see if I can get there! Cash pile down to $77.

     

    So where does this leave me? Well to the PC I have added:
     

    Hellblazer 1-70 raw

    Marvel Super Mag Special 16 (first Boba) VF raw

    Marvel Age 90 in VF/NM raw

    Iron Man 281 in NM- raw

    Death: High Cost Of Living 1 in NM raw

     

    And still remaining in the trade/sell pile, I have:

    -low grade copy of Dell's The Creature

    -CGC 9.8 Madame Xanadu 1

    - $77 cash

     

    As I mentioned, I have a goal in mind here or something I am chasing. We shall see what the next update brings!