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Return of the Jedi Style B One Sheet Saved from being lost forever! My uncle worked for the company that printed the posters, Continental Lithograph in Cleveland Ohio. He gave me multiple copies as a kid that I rolled and stored safely at my parents’ house since the 80s. They were rediscovered during a recent house cleaning and saved before my parents could throw them out. Five copies total were saved. Four copies have found homes (including my own home!). This is the last copy and it could be yours. Original movie poster - NOT A REPRINT. Measures: 27"x41" This is the variation of the poster that includes the NSS number (830013) under the 'RETURN OF THE JEDI STYLE B ONE SHEET' on the lower right corner. (http://www.theforce.net/collecting/posters/rotj/style-b.asp) The posted has been rolled, never folded. No pinholes. Slight wrinkles/indentations from handling the rolled poster. There are crush marks in two spots on the left border and a tiny tear on the right border. The close-up pictures under the light make it look worse than what the naked eye sees. Flickr Album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/135219352@N06/albums/72157689526993075 Asking $150 shipped. Continental US only. PM with questions or for additional pictures.

Do they really go for that much? Never underestimate the ASM collectors.

Marvel put out one of their 'Marvel Knights' motion comics for this story. http://www.amazon.com/Marvel-Knights-InHumans-Various/dp/B00AWHDFHQ

Bleedingcool had an article on it this morning. Everyone seems to know now.

No kidding. People here need to chill. Not sure if some folks are just boosting post counts It's a good old boy club around here, or at least that's how it seems at times. Had the right person mentioned ST169 heating up no one would have questioned it. But a sub 1000 poster? No cred in the eyes of many. "Noob".

Sounds Inhuman to me... Yep. In the words of Scarlet Witch... No more mutants.

You don't have to buy and sell one book at a time BTW, I would never try to take a book with a $4 cover price and try to flip it for $10 including shipping. -slym For Larry, I bet he paid $2 or less for the book. Consider that he normally only makes $2 per book. An $8 profit is fantastic (heh, no pun intended). For Larry it's all about volume. How much time do you think it really takes to post a book on ebay then prep it for shipping? 20 minutes total? That's $24 an hour. And consider he probably is paying someone $10 an hour to do this for him. This is why he likes $10 bill books. *disclaimer - I have no idea how much Larry pays for his books or his employees. Just saying, $10 modern books are WELL worth his time. And could be worth yours too if you have the process of posting and selling books down.

More please! Thanks for sharing the scan

#2 seems to be 30-50. Havent checked out thd rest but #1 is the most popular and 2 the most scarce Thanks for the response. This is wild, I remember a few years back I was considering selling them and thought it would be impossible to actually find a buyer! Too bad they're safely packaged up and at the bottom of a stack in the basement. I'd never be able to get them out and up for sale before the nostalgia of the magazine coming to an end wears off

Wow, I have a run of Nintendo Power from #1 through some time around 1999/2000. Are other issues doing well or just the #1?

Just read the issue, didn't see the parade

I have such high expectations for ASM #698 at this point I'm worried it will be a let down!

Mike's right it sold really well for awhile, but it had cooled off lately. Few months ago I had no problem selling copies for $15 each. Now it looks like the retailer variant is really picking up steam. The last few auctions do indicate overall it seems to be on the rise. The Long Beach Variant is increasing as well. I had no idea it was ever worth more than cover.... Thanks guys.

Woah, what's up with the ASM606?

I second this.