Kevin.J

You really dont want me to start caring about stamps, do you ? Laurel & hardy are the greatest comedy duo of all time, one of the few things that still makes me laugh. Things I found funny when I was a kid, even up to just a few years ago just doesnt do it anymore, but Laurel & hardy never gets old for me.

I just had a quick look at my Harvey's, most of my collection is too old to fit the criteria and I only have 71 books scanned, a couple have stamps but alas not T&P

I would have liked those too, but not at those prices, I dont care about the stamps. I thought I was the only person collecting IW. Whats going on ?

I hate it when the picture is someone holding the comic and his finger nails are rotten, no chance of me buying that, puts me right off Or even worse you can see his cheesy feet in the photo, yuk Ebay is minging.

Charlton did love a Hot Rod

Yeah, I have been known to have a couple of duplicates

Well some people think thats all they are good for

She knows what to do with my, I mean your Charltons

I would agree, go with a proper Auctioneer, never a dealer offer. Anderson and Garland sold the Ian Penman collection for a supposed 500k+ that was just a mid sized collection with a lot of missing keys and no Golden age books, the thing it did have was great publicity, I saw it on the national and local news a few times, thats the key to a nice sale, I think, nerds around the world Ian Penmans sister knew nothing about comics, imagine she rang Silver Acre first, Darryl would have made what seemed like a sweet offer to her I am sure I have spoken to John Anderson a couple of times about my missus cashing when I am gone, she knows nothing at all about values despite living surrounded by comics for 25 years

I was a paperboy who couldnt afford comics, so someone got their comics a day late as I read them overnight and delivered them the next day, there I have admitted it Okay, okay, I read Jackie, Bunty & Mandy too

Nah, I have had it years. The only FF book I have tried to upgrade in recent years is FF 49 from a local auction house (lesson) never bid without seeing for yourself in hand, especially if its partially obscured

Not sure the exact numbers of Frazetta without looking them up, I have never seen them in hand in years. This is what I have, my 283 is nice enough I suppose, I had it a long time. I was a Superboy fan so chased Adventure for the Superboy stories originally, I still need a few, the main Superboy title I need 11 issues, so I may have a realistic chance to complete that.

Thats really nice and a pity about the top left, I think its a tough book in nice grade, I have upgraded this book a number of times and never been happy with what I got. I think this is my best copy but still not happy and will go again if I see another and the price is right. A couple of others that have stamps just to keep my post legit. All pretty scabby I guess, I just never come across a real nice copy in the UK

I am short 17 issues from 149 - 523, the latest issue I need is #260, there was a reasonably priced one on here a few months ago but I dithered when I should have grabbed it, it can be pricey due to Aquaman origin I wont ever complete this and most DC titles, but c'mon you gotta try

My first Fantastic four was #100 and the title was the 2nd Marvel I completed after Amazing Spiderman. Maybe 10 years or so ago, I pretty much completed all main Marvel titles up to late 90s when I stopped buying new books, apart from a few pre-hero, Western and the Millie the Model type books, I could just never find them. My first love was always DC though and my collection of DC is much larger than my Marvel and my DC collection is dwarfed by everything else. I collect all titles from all companies so will never be complete though and continue to upgrade anything if an opportunity rises. My none DC & Marvel books are boxed and not in any particular order (okay a mess) recently I searched through for Charltons and manage to put together 3 long boxes as I was sick of buying books I already have. I have never really collected British books since I was a kid, however I am feeling nostalgic lately and that will be what I look for in the next rummage. Its never the end, there is always something to collect