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  1. I had the toy of that MASK Camaro as a kid. I ended up trading it for Motley Crue's Theater of Pain on cassette which led to my rapid descent to juvenile delinquency. And now I'm obligated to link the single greatest song in the history of mankind.
  2. There's a doctoral dissertation pending on the Sandman:Garfield ratio as a metric for the economy.
  3. I was scrolling through this auction a few days ago, if you're a BA/Copper OA collector it's absolutely packed.
  4. I thought it would be interesting to see comics where superheroes got involved in the war efforts. Timely seemed to really embrace that, which seemed to bite them pretty hard when the war ended. DC was much less apt to do so, doing a better job of developing supervillains for their heroes to battle, but did have the odd tie to WW2. I'll start with sharing some of the books where Fawcett tried to tie in to the Korean war as that genre was thriving.
  5. Start with your earliest Action, then move on to Adventure...
  6. Spent a few days going through this whole thread. What a ride! I'd like to request that @Silver please go back and repost all of his scans that were lost on photobucket. Should just take a few minutes Danny. I recently completed this trifecta of greatness.
  7. My single consignment with them had several books mysteriously not get paid for either. I have suspicions about how this happens, but I'll leave that to speculation.
  8. The competition from auction houses has increased, and everyone else is using a newer and better platform, while continuing to improve. Clink needs to do something to keep up, or they will continue to slip further and further down the hierarchy.
  9. I've chased these on and off for over 20 years. HR 1 is the most common (I've owned 3 copies), COL 1 is second most common, but notably rarer. HR 2 is very rare, and COL 2 is extremely rare. It's been years since I opened one, I frankly can't recall what the interiors are like.