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You just need enough people to hype it up and you'll have an instant mega-key, ultra-grail.

What could have been...? Punisher/Nick Fury: Rules of the Game I remember seeing the preview pages when I reread the 1987 series. I guess it was never completed. Such a shame.

Dollar bin drek.

Few more finds.

Loving that pence power! It's nice to see the UKPVs appreciated!

Picked this up from the LCS the other day. Have a standard copy, the 35 cent variant and now an MJI.

Not the most exciting stuff, but a lot of it was dollar bin finds in nice condition.

Apart from some of the variants and retailer incentives, not very sought after. Galvatron cover of #0, Megatron cover of v3 #4, and Ultra Magnus cover of v2 #6 come to mind.

Eurohit and Firefight were two of the first Punisher stories I read. Well, I had some of the issues. Eventually when I cobbled together some grass cutting money, I was able to buy the other issues to fill in the storylines. I was hooked. Most of what I read as a kid was just whatever my brother left lying around or some random book from Kroger when my mom would take me to the grocery store. The #82 is my original copy from some gas station on a road trip. Any other original owner copies were lost to the sands of time.

I forgot how good some of these earlier issues looked with the combo of Whilce Portacio & Scott Williams handling the pencils and inks. I reread parts of the series about 8 years ago but might need to bust out that box of Punisher v2 and give it another go. I think people forget that the Mike Baron written issues were pretty good and gave Frank an actual personality. While I love Ennis' run on Punisher, Frank was written as a killing machine and not always as a person.

I won't discriminate. Very cool sketch!

I remember buying a couple of these at Toys R Us back in the day. The X-Men Phalanx Covenant, X-Men 2099 #1-4, and TF Generation 2 set (really a GI Joe set with TF G2 #1). Definitely have a soft spot on my head for these.

I did happen to finish the main TF series and the War's End mini series. Both deal with a different aspect of the end of the war before the start of the next big war and compared to how Phantom Meance-like the 2019 continuity began, I felt IDW has managed to make it interesting. Not much left to finish off the deal before the license goes bye bye.

Found a few in the dollar bin. Probably use them as trade bait.

What is copper age if not yesterday's modern age?

I agree with @JBrown. I'm intrigued to see where it is going. It started a little slow and then shifted gears. I don't want to say I like it yet, but I'm getting there.

Transformers: Fate of Cybertron One Shot to come out on June 29. "The thrilling conclusion to the saga that started in Transformers (2019) #1! The Decepticons have the upper hand. Cybertron is falling. And Optimus Prime has an imploder-possibly the most dangerous Cybertronian-built weapon in history-to his head. This is the Autobots last stand. But what does triumph look like in a desperate situation? The War for Cybertron may end here, but the Autobots and Decepticons aren't done yet!" Their words, not mine. This flew under my radar for some odd reason. Cover art for Fate of Cybertron + an Online Exclusive to Last Bot Standing #1.

They count to me. I love me some pence copies! Nice pickup!

I guess it's been a while since I shared. So many cool books that have been posted before me. I love this thread.

Got a few in for my Thing and Dazzler CPV runs. Surprisingly, the Dazzler 41 was the hardest one to find in the series.

That answers that. The Twisted World of Transformers: Shattered Glass Explodes with New Sequel Series from IDW Looks like August 2022 is the start time. Cover solicits for #1 so far. Hasbro Pulse will have exclusive covers paired with toys as well.

A few of the pickups recently. Hawkeye may be a little more Bronze but whatever.