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Hello all, just got sniped on a nice copy of this book on E-bay. It looked like a 4.0 possibly (raw) with some slight color fade. So, Im bummed and hope that someone here can help out. Anyways, looking for a nice structurally sound copy in the 3.0 range and looking to pay based on some recent sales of this book around 2200.00. I prefer raw, but depending on price I would consider a slabbed copy to break out. Thanks for any help you can give.

Those are great editions,but looking for the archives in color. Thanks for your response,!

Looking for the complete set,all titles. I’m hoping to purchase these from a couple,or three sellers to make this easy on shipping. I would prefer the dark horse printings,but would consider the Gemstones as well. Factory sealed in shrinkwrap is not hugely important, but they do need to be presentable. I also may be interested in the softcover annuals as well,I’m looking to compile for reading the complete EC comics line of books. Thanks.

I'm seeing a couple coverless AF-15 up on Fee-Bay, the slabbed copy is at 6000.00, the raw copy at 8000.00. Any guesses if those will sell at those prices?

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I used to bind a lot of my runs, that is about 150.00 to 200.00 at most in binding fees. Something is seriously off about that sale.

Would love to see the scans of 5 and 6. I never knew the series continued beyond issue 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 Very cool site, I had no idea so many people love doing the same thing I am doing in binding their runs. Its giving me a lot of great ideas, thanks for the link! I've been a mod on the site for 10 years, and it's a pretty polite board with lots of helpful people and informative info. anyone that is into binding their own comics or magazines should visit the Marvel Masterworks Fan site- it's broken up into several discussion boards, and it is devoted to all things related to Collected Editions: Omnibus, Archives, Masterwork Absolute Editions, Trades, AE's, and yes, creating your own bound volumes. There are 2 binding forums, one is just an archive of the active discussion board for enthusiasts to use as a reference- thats what was linked to up thread here: Binding Vault The Active discussion board is here: Uncollected Editions: The Homegrown Hardcovers Binding Forum if you go to the Uncollected Editions page- there are some stickied threads at the top of the page that serve as an FAQ- lists of Bindery Houses that specialize in comics, custom logo creations, maps for different volumes or characters, all sorts of stuff to do DIY books. It is the biggest resource and community that I'm aware of in the hobby. It's been going strong since 2005. Even some of the HA guys have been on there, like James Halperin. That's a great site.

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 Very cool site, I had no idea so many people love doing the same thing I am doing in binding their runs. Its giving me a lot of great ideas, thanks for the link!

Yeah, his site helped me a lot gathering together my Atlas collection. Great stuff!

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?

Nice bound set. I bound mine as well in 3 volumes, and then bound the magazines in a separate volume, along with the comic magazines in a separate one, except for the love mags. E

Nice binding job on these. I'm noticing more and more people starting to bind their comic runs these days. A great way to display and easily access the classics! Someone should snag these.

This is a really great deal, and an awesome way to display your comics. I bind a lot of comics, and these look very nice. I'm guessing your asking price for all three of these books, is less than the cost to bind one of the books in leather. Someone is getting a steal.

Ok...A truly BEEEZARR thing happened to me on these Boards, Yesterday and this Morning. I noticed one of our Members Avatar was in Line with an Item I am planning on offering up for sale, Via -Feebay "non comic related" but directly related to his/her Avatar. So I figure I would PM him/her and offer it up to him/her first to save us both some Coin, Me Fees and potentially him/her a better deal since he/she is a forumite and I would rather give boardies a price break. I have never corresponded with him/her in the past, never bought nor sold anything with him/her that I can remember. After my initial PM he/she did not respond at all just removed himself/herself from the topic. I thought that was strange, So this Morning I Sent him/her another PM politely telling him/her that that response is a first for me on these Boards, and that common courtesy would be to at least tell me no thank you! I finished by telling him/her I apologized if I had offended him/her in any way, and hope he/she enjoyed the rest of his/her weekend. This persons response was to again remove themself from the topic. I am curious by nature and situations like this drive me nutz trying to figure out WHY?? This isnt High school so I really shouldnt too concerned I guess with someone whom obviously doesnt like me, Although I have no idea why, or maybe this person is just rude, or maybe Forum etiquet "dont think Im spelling that word right" states that its rude to offer private sales Via PM. I have many times offered up Items via PM to Boardies, and they to me so I dont think there is anything wrong with Doing this, am I wrong? Oh and to that Boardie whom has ignored me twice please PM me and Tell me what I did wrong if anything so I can rectify it. Karma can be a person_without_enough_empathy