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JTLarsen

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  1. JTLarsen
    Another raw, in apparently worse condition, just sold for $610. https://www.ebay.com/itm/224901609413
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    I see a rare, TOTALLY UNDERVALUED, Alan Moore story in that mix...
  3. JTLarsen
    If you keep a saved search going on ebay for it, something should pop up. They're not super super rare...
  4. JTLarsen
    You picked a non-key over a classic cover/first appearance of a major Spider-Man/Daredevil villain and you’re blaming the publisher?
  5. JTLarsen
    Robin says later that the Teen Titans formed later. Plus, I believe Avengers 1 mentions the phrase “Avengers.” And both OPG and CGC have come around on other mistakes. So, we’ll see!
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    Hulk 197, Richard Dragon 18, Weird Mystery 18. Others, too, I'm just blanking atm.
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    Titan TPBs from the 1980s!
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    Minor, arguable caveat to this. Marvelman had a quick cameo in the program for a UK comic convention, Comics 101, in the 1970s. So, technically, a Bronze Age Marvelman appearance! And by creator Mick Anglo! (Image courtesy of Warrior editor Dezz Skinn's blog, which has more details and is archived here: https://web.archive.org/web/20210126132731/https://dezskinn.com/fanzines-3/)
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    You should research the difference between absolute and relative. Marvel appreciating faster doesn’t mean DC is dead. Marvel is hot because of movies and TV. Lots of DC are appreciating, too. Because of comic collectors.
  10. JTLarsen
    Right. Lotta people wishing Batman 227 was Iron Fist and Superman 233 was Namor.
  11. JTLarsen
    Trying to think of what happens to the value of stuff after the consensus is that it’s not collectable. #Comics
  12. JTLarsen
    Tough to get book recommendations when reading comprehension problems are so prevalent…
  13. JTLarsen
    Both. People read it and realized that the name might have debuted earlier, but the character first appeared in 83.
  14. JTLarsen
    Back when consensus was still 81 I read the Sgt. Rock Archives and thought it was clearly 83. Years later, the market shifted to reflect that.
  15. JTLarsen
    It’s wild that you think this is a reflection on him rather than on you.
  16. JTLarsen
    Yes. See: Marvelman and V For Vendetta. Moore was going to happen with or without Swamp Thing.
  17. JTLarsen
    I’d say New X-Men was singularly successful, but O’Neil’s writing was more influential. So many others followed in his footsteps. Frank Miller surpassed him, but was standing on his shoulders.
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    Fantastic work!
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    Kind of undermines the argument that he’s the most popular when you don’t get his name right.
  20. JTLarsen
    What is this? Someone added a blank cover…?!?
  21. JTLarsen
    Coming out is personal/emotional growth.
  22. JTLarsen
    Isn’t the actual death in 461?
  23. JTLarsen
    #winning (can’t wait for you to get into DC war!)
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    Comic collectors.
  25. JTLarsen
    NTT 24 was probably the hottest book DC put out that month. No one cared about MOTU.