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Higard

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  1. Well things took an interesting turn. I sent the seller the pics of the corner and he offered a full refund, which I accepted and is currently pending through PayPal. He also told me to keep the comic as I was more than willing to return it. I'm guessing he must have purchased it cheap, perhaps cover price, and doesn't want the hassle. Thank you all for the input though.
  2. So I just picked a copy of this up off of ebay. The problem is that the seller didn't secure the comic well enough in the box, so it came back with a corner crease. The book looks to be in good shape otherwise. I've tried looking around for a good estimate, but perhaps some better eyes might be able to guess where this might be graded.
  3. Hello, My collecting began when my step-father purchased Avengers #363 and Web of Spider-Man Annual #9 while getting slurpees at 7-11. I cannot recall if he suggested getting them, or if I wanted them, but initially neither comic held my interest. While Spider-Man and the Avengers are great heroes, they would quickly get overshadowed by the X-Men, X-Factor, Wolverine, and Deadpool. It also helped that I liked Jim Lee and Joe Mad's art, and would constantly draw these characters in my room at night. If I wasn't reading a comic then I would usually be reading a Wizard magazine. Then I quit collecting around the late 90s to early 2000s. I was fatigued from characters getting killed only to come back again, or books restarting at #1. I see it still happens now quite a bit, so I just try and pick stuff that catches my eye. Currently I've been reading the Batman Who Laughs series and already ordered a copy of Detective Comics #1000.