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All-Star Squadman

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  1. While it's not 1 and 0 type stuff, I am in agreement with you 81K for a 120-121 panel is a record, most certainly did not go for a 30K discount as was mentioned in the post to which you responded. Now a decent Dark Phoenix issue page well that's a whole other story! Excellent points on the 252 , some seems to have forgotten the circumstances that existed. It could be a decade before those prices on those hit near those levels again.
  2. Perhaps I'm just getting old, but I now lack the patience I had in the past for dealing with ComicLink's Website, IIRC this was first Original Art I won from them, all the way back in 2006. Still have it! Although I no longer have the patience dealing with their website, it is somewhat comforting that the site has not changed since at least 2006
  3. One of my favorite interior pages from my teens was the last page to the last issue of World's Finest. The melancholy Superman visual perfectly mirroring the sadness of the powerful dialog was masterfully rendered by Delco/Alcalca. Rest In Peace Jose
  4. Glad to see he made 7 figures by jumping in very very early into the NFT bubble! As for me I prefer physical Original Comic art. My first WW Comic as little child was drawn by Delbo/Giordano, I was blessed to have acquired the Cover a long while back.
  5. No as well. 100% against this idea. Its something that will reward incomplete collections over some complete sets simply because of 1 aspect of grading in which opinions are widely divided. @jstam There are enough unfair inequities with the CGC registry please don't create another!
  6. Thanks. They ran approx $72 each. In June 2005, I picked up a lot of 6 Road Runner Covers for $431 (including Buyer's Premium). I still have 4 of the 6. Traded 2, 12-14 years ago. These have low interest in the Original Comic Aart community. I may very well be wrong, but 1970s and 1980s Looney Tune Character covers even today I feel would go for around $500 Maximum if at auction.
  7. I also have #92. Way back when these were on Heritage I purposely went after them due to the scarcity of the Comics themselves.
  8. Still not as rare as my 91 , although I do wonder if Comic is CGC 9.2 or higher which would command more at auction. I've a suspicion it might not be the art???
  9. Won this at Heritage pretty near 20 years ago. 1st page of the Classic story in which Dr Solar first dons his costume. Also the first page in Which his hair is white. Love the lettering on "The New Man of The Atom"
  10. Wow, just Wow. For those of us who were in OA community 20-25 years ago #161 and Super Villain Team-Up #14 are very well known as Jon's Holy Grails.
  11. Bugs #201 - another not yet in my CAF... w/Western Approval still attached. So if you see staple holes on your Gold Key/Whitman covers thats what would have been there at one point.
  12. A Whitman Pre-Pack distributed only Beep, Beep The Road-Runner #92. A case of the comic perhaps being more "valuable" than the cover art? Not yet in my CAF gallery, I've only had it 20 years... Like many collectors in the 2003-2006 time-frame I purchased a bunch of Gold Key/Whitman cover lots at Heritage