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    Since you asked - I had to go read the comic - I don't think this one will hit MCU, - So - Tony Stark randomly developed and anti gravity ray. Random? - yep - he was randomly throwing tech together and even he did not know how it worked and was not able to recreate it. He dropped it and the wires fused - so no reverse engineering... A photographer caught a pic - so widow finds out. She plans to steal it to get back in the good graces of the USSR as she failed them when attacking Iron Man. She sends Tony a letter - trying to reconcile for trying to kill him ( in issue 52) --- of course she is hot so he agrees to meet. She steals it - wrecks havoc - levitates several of his factories, including some tanks... Tony does not know how the device works - but somehow he can build countermeasures into the armor. Iron man saves the day.
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    I have had VERY few issues with USPS - this one I did not even really know about until I got the package back- in January. Even then - the tracking information was not 'live' on the USPS site ( or ebay for that matter) - I was double checking yesterday and saw the update. I did not even open the box - just in case it was some long scam going on.... I think the Ebay buyer went straight though the insurance as the order is closed and all is going ( I wild make sure ) It is just funny to me the crazy amount of travel and that none of the scan ins triggered any sort of question/alternate actions ( you would think after the 1st 20 or so, some flag might be raised) .....
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    The book itself!
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    The power of solid packaging - beat up a little - but this logged some serious miles on its trip - cardbopard box over cardboard chippers...... the only potential damage was removing the comic from in between the chippers - the blue tape had long since lost its "temporary" adhesion (after a while the adhesive stiffens up) - and it pulled the comoc bag apart.
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    over 100 individual updates -
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    wow....... at least I got it back??? When still have not opened it - was waiting until I saw ANY tracking info ( nothing appeared initially when I typed it in ) - and - the last part when they say it was left with an individual - that is ( was in my mailbox).. Opening tonight to check for damage - box is a little beat but now I know why...... This is an ebay sale - this buyer has purchased from me more than once so I know the address is good.... Chicago area to LA --- Bounced around Cali for a month - back to Chicago Back to LA Back to Chicago Back to LA Back to Chicago back to cali back to chicago back to cali back to chicago back to cali back to chicago on to Charotte ( assume NC, no state given) back to cali on to Frankfurt Germany ( I want frequent flyer miles, lol) back to cali back to chicago back to cali back to chicago - then back to me edit -- I will see what I can to to get a better image of the tracking - this is laughable for sure....
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    Bump - Take 10% off any book - 15% if you purchase multiple
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    FF 112 CGC 8.5 $640 Grader Notes crease left bottom of front cover light wear all corners of cover
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    FF 72 CGC 9.4 $ 2475 Grader Notes crease left bottom of back cover crease top of front cover light spine stress lines to cover
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    FF 67 CGC 9.2 $1250 Grader Notes light cover tanning light spine stress lines to cover light wear to cover
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    FF 57 CGC 9.2 $ 1150 Grader Notes light spine stress lines to cover light wear all corners of cover
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    FF 46 CGC 8.5 $925 Grader Notes light creasing to cover light spine stress lines to cover
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    FF 45 CGC 8.0 $875 Grader Notes crease right top of front cover light bindery tears to cover light spine stress lines to cover light staining to cover
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    The last of the ASM slabs - ASM 100 CGC 7.5 $290 Grader Notes tear with crease left bottom of back cover light spine stress lines to cover