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  1. Now on eBay issues 144 thru 399 of the Uncanny X-Men includes high-grade copy of issue 266 (1st Gambit) comics-n-stuff Thanks Phil
  2. I probably missed it, but any word on when issue 13 (or Volume 3, Number 1) will be published ? Phil
  3. Up for bid this week... Marvel Graphic Novel 4 (New Mutants) - 3 copies - 1st print Batman Blu-Ray TV Series Dark Shadows Complete TV Series Monsters Unleashed 1 Tales of the Zombie 1 Planet of the Apes 1 Lots more.... comics-n-stuff Thanks Phil
  4. Very cool! I have a lot of my comics bound, and have considered dressing them up with Dust Jackets, like you did with the Atlas set. How did you go about getting those DJs made? I followed this tutorial for the 1975 books - Dustjacket Tutorial Phil
  5. shameless plus for my site - Atlas Archives Phil Apologies Phil; I love your site and should have plugged it. It's just that my mind was on resources that had not yet been mentioned. Besides your site, those two fanzine profiles are the only background reading of any substance that I know of. No worries... That's exactly the reason I started the site... virtually no information to be found. Here are some images that have not made it to the site yet. Phil
  6. Great set !! and I thought mine were unique...
  7. shameless plus for my site - Atlas Archives Phil
  8. Hey Karl... still cranking out those gorgeous recreations? --Phil
  9. One sold on Heritage for 11,352.50 (includes buyers premium) on November 17. --Phil
  10. hard to come by... but easy compared to these.... Phil
  11. Here is the unpublished cover to Planet of Vampires #4 by Pablo Marcos. Phil
  12. If you are interested in more info on Atlas Comics, feel free to visit - www.atlasarchives.com The back story of what went on is much more interesting then the comics they published. Phil