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avengers 199 sold almost exactly one year ago for 5760:: https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/story-page/george-perez-and-dan-green-the-avengers-199-story-page-17-original-art-marvel-1980-/a/7339-95362.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515 now available for almost 2x that at 11k: https://www.albertmoy.com/gallerypiece.asp?Piece=20569

I'm going to post this here, but I just got back an SS book from CGC, that definitely picked up some damage in CGC's hands. https://www.cgccomics.com/certlookup/4406893001/ Grader notes say 'spine stress lines breaks color' - this was an easy 9.8 - the one 'before' pic I have looks like there might have been a very small bend in the book before it made it finally to CGC, but does not look like it broke color, so either the pressing or the handling probably did the damage. I'm not too worried about the 9.6, but I have 9.8s that have equally obvious damage, and I don't see any other issues with the book, so knocking it down to 9.6 is kinda lame.

Tremendous musician. Joining many others for a jam in the sky.

X-factor Annual 7 cover. Sold on ComicConnect 3.18.24 for $13,226.15. https://www.comicconnect.com/item/1036727 Now available for whatever Los Bros quote… https://www.comicartfans.com/ForSaleDetails.asp?ArtId=11121441

Recently picked up my first Cosmic Aeroplane.

Not that I've seen, but it's a cool idea! Wolverine (2009) #74 . Has anyone ever seen a copy?

The first one has a nice index of titles (Devine's Guide to Men's Adventure Magazines). I've got an older version, but there's an expanded edition that came out in 2015. I wonder if the index got expanded, too?

I've seen it without the hologram, but that's the first time I've seen a copy missing the silver overlay. Very cool.

Has anyone ever seen of these before? It’s an ASM 365, first print direct, but instead of silver ink, it’s white. Put both books side by side to show the difference

Richard Dreyfuss announced!

And for the finale of this short post: New Adventure Comics #14 (DC Comics; March 1937) Grade = CGC 4.0 OW-WH cert: 4381206001 ComicLink Listing

He was a great musician. No longer ramblin’. May he rest in peace. Allman Brothers played some of the finest rock ever recorded.

Wanted Comics #49 (Orbit; Sept. 1952) Grade = CGC 4.5 OW cert: 4385207004 (John Buscema art, Pre-Code Crime Story) EBay Listing

Down with Crime #5 (Fawcett Publications; July 1952) Grade = CGC 5.0 Cream to Off-White cert: 1301021008 EBay Listing

Captain America Comics #43 (Timely Comics; Dec. 1944) Grade = CGC 3.5 OW-WH cert: 3898365016 EBay Listing

Hello! Check out these fantastic Golden Age beauties from our vault at A-1 Comics! We don't post on the forum as much as we'd like so going to start of smaller with some lookers. These items are available through A-1 Comics, Inc and are on a first come, first served basis. With that in mind, these posts will be only be open for a short time to get the word out on some rare items we come across here at the shop.

Hello ya'll! Just one book today. No returns. No HOSers unless you have repented and absolved your sins. Asking $275 shipped in the CONUS!

Nice my 3 is whipped and is no way would be that grade. It be a 3 if that. And indo plan to get it slab some day.

Been under the weather for the last few days. Will start up again tomorrow and try and get everything listed by the end of the weekend. Anything listed so far is 20% off until otherwise noted.

The only reason I was thinking to hide the post is that the comic will soon be listed for sale. It's not a big deal and it is a great thread, thank you! I thought to hide it for the above reason, though. So completely up to you, especially if my lack of experience with having - let alone selling - books like this is making me overly cautious/paranoid/weird.

It's all good. They are holding Superman comics.

gpanalysis.com for slabbed books. It's a subscription site though.

I did a new search and found this info for when you have a Carraige Lock situation like mine. I'll give an update once I've tried it. HP Scanjet Scanners - How to Perform a Hard Reset Follow the steps below to perform a hard reset on your HP Scanjet Scanner. Power off the scanner. Disconnect all cables from the scanner (including the Universal Serial Bus (USB), power module, Transparent Materials Adapter (TMA), and Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) cables). Lock and then unlock the carriage shipping lock, if applicable to your product (see below). Models with no shipping lock include: 3500c, 3570, 4070, 4070v Models with one-time (disposable) shipping lock include: 2300c, 2400, and 3670c Models with re-usable shipping lock include: 3400c, 4300c, 5400c, 5470c, 5490c, 7400c, 7450c and 7490c If your product is not listed above, refer to the material that came with the product for additional shipping lock information. Ensure the scanner is on a flat and level surface. Plug all cables back into the scanner. Power the scanner back on. The hard reset is now complete.

How hard is it to make the actual Transformers movie that everyone wants to see, which is a story with the original stars from the original cartoon with characters that don't look like a metal disaster like the Bayverse does? The first 5 minutes of Bumblebee with everyone on cybertron is what we want.