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Strange adventures 114 VG+ $15 (Back cover chipping?)

Yes

FF 110 Fine- $7.50

Tomahawk 130 VF- $15

I'm always confused in these kinds of situations as to which is the correct answer. If I say I'm sure it's a restored copy, does that mean I'm taking the "over" or the "under"?

The WTOF 8 that sold for 16 k and change is a 25-30k book

Privately owned corporations didn't exist in Shakespeare's day. The assumption was that IP rights belonged to individuals, who would eventually die, and that created a natural expiration of IP protection. Corporations, which can in theory live forever, have distorted the original intention of IP protection. If corporations should be able to hold on to copyrights forever, then why shouldn't they also be allowed to hold on to patents forever? I'm not aware that Disney has suffered any great harm (or harm at all) as a result of losing its copyright protection over the earliest versions of Mickey Mouse.

I have this one as well. Great cover!

Bugs Bunny Trick or Treat 3 Fine+ Hard to find in shape $20 (No tearing on back cover)

Robin Hood to Robin Hood

Unexpected 136 VF- $10 SOLD

Unexpected 134 VF- $10 SOLD

Today's book:

Nice! What grade?

I would totally love it! The thread is totally open for Spawn related stuff! No intrusion. I'd love for you guys to post.

Updated recap, 13 books left: Page 1: Western Gunfighters #25 VF/VF+ $250 Wyatt Earp #23 FVF or better $200 Page 2: Western Outlaws #21 VF or better $250 Gunsmoke Western #52 VF or better $250 Gunsmoke Western #70 FN $100 Kid Colt Outlaw #83 VF or better $200 Page 5: Battle #63 VF $300 Page 6: Battle Ground #8 VF $350 Page 7: War #33 FN- $150 Page 8: Marines in Action #7 VF range $250 Page 9: Marines in Battle #7 FVF $250 Marines in Battle #18 VG cover detached -- $100 to JimJum12's PayPal (for stroke recovery) and receive free shipping on your entire order. Marines in Battle #19 VF or better $400

Mattel's Hot Wheels division has also been actively involved in race and racecar sponsorship: In 1970 Mattel Hot Wheels sponsored the Funny Cars of both Tom "Mongoose" McEwen: And Don "The Snake" Prudhomme: To coattail with the launch of this wildly successful Mongoose & Snake Drag Race Set: Here's a magazine ad for the above set:

I have an idea I'd like to throw out there. Not sure if you'd be up for it as its kind of intruding on your thread, but how about if those of us that still have Spawn slabs, could maybe toss up one of ours each day and tell a story of what it took us to get that book to the grade it received, while you are also posting your lists, etc.?

The buttock got shot and smoked.

Let me guess.....I think you got this one....