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For sale are a varied lot of comics I had in my closet in a box;) There are 1st appearances, and not so first appearances;) some decent grades, some not so decent grades (readers;) Marvel's, DCs, Stars, I think a few Gold Keys bronze to Gold about 65 books total. First appearances, 1st Godzilla and Mothra in comics 1st Winnie the Pooh, 1st Heathcliff 1st Time Keepers etc etc Prices should be very competitive. To the best of my knowledge, none of the books have been pressed. I'd be pretty shocked if any were;) Shipping is $10 flat rate in the U.S. for as many as you purchase. I will use Parcel Select Ground Cubic (boxed), if it's less than $10, I will refund the difference, but I suspect it will be more. Out of the U.S. I will charge exact shipping. I accept Checks, MO's, PP or Zelle Pay. Payment is due within 3 days of the end of the sale unless we have made other arrangements prior to you posting a take it. 1st Take it in the thread or in a PM wins, I will determine which is first and if there is a tie, a take it on the thread will be given preference. I take returns for any reason as long as you notify me within 3 days of receipt and return the book within 7 days. I do not refund shipping unless I made an error. Please note these are very big pictures, so for the most part, the books should look a little better in person (at least they do to me;) I will probably split these into 3 sessions. -
Hi guys. I haven't posted any updates here in a while. If you haven't visited the site lately, we have loads and loads of new books added to the site over the past few months, from Golden Age to Copper and even a few key moderns. Simply click the link to go check everything out! The site is easily searchable with many currated categories, and when you register on the site, you can make offers on any books on the site. Dale Roberts Comics DRC New arrivals DRC featured books (books over $300) DRC Golden Age DRC Silver Age
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[CLOSED] 263 Masterwork DC Archive IDW Graphic Novel Original Owner Collection of The Greatest Golden Age Compilation Ever Seen. Encompassing Nearly Every Major Moment and 1st Appearance from the Golden Age Era of Marvel, DC and Indy. Price Reduction Offe
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Rules: No HOS or Probation 1st wins Payment: Cash for the Collection Transaction. No Shipping. Just too much here. Collection needs to be picked up in Grove City, OH. Returns don't apply as collection will be picked up. 263 Masterwork DC Archive IDW Graphic Novel Magazine Original Owner Collection of The Greatest Golden Age Compilation Ever Seen Original Owner Collection of the Majority of all the Hardcovers that Marvel and DC released for their Golden Age compilations through Marvel Masterworks and DC Archive Editions in the 1990's. All Out of Print. All in One Collection Hardcover, Graphic Novel, Magazine Collection of 263 Pieces Encompassing Nearly Every Major Moment and 1st Appearance from Marvel, DC and Tons of Indy. All of the Marvel Masterworks and Dc Archive Editions Hardbacks are NM. The Majority are still Factory Sealed Shrink-Wrapped. The Indy Books and Magazines are VG+ or better. Little shelf wear here and there. All are complete. There are also comics here, adult books, legos, action figures, electronics, albums, laserdisc and duplicates of some of the hardbacks. Just some of the 1st Appearances Include Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Robin, Green Lantern, Sub-Mariner, Human Torch, Shazam, Flash, Spectre, Sandman, Captain America, Hawkman, BlackHawk, Black Canary, Starman, Plastic Man, Doctor Fate, The Spirit, All-Star, JLA, Worlds Finest, Young Men, USA, Mystic, Daring Mystery, Young Allies, Silver Streak, Daredevil, Black Knight, Venus, Journey Into Mystery, Menace, Crime Does Not Pay, Little Orphan Annie, Alley Oop. Very early Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Tracy, Phantom, Popeye, Buck Rogers, Green Lama, Planet. Horror, Crime and Sci-Fi compilations. $4850 cash for the collection transaction. Taking Fair Offers. Thank you.
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Going to post these here to give boardies first shot at these for a couple of days before I list elsewhere. Shipping is included in the USA. International shipping discounted but contact me first for an accurate quote. First in the thread or by PM (time stamp will be tie-breaker and I am final arbiter) takes the item. Unconditional takes priority over any ongoing negotiations or conditional offers. No probation list members. No HOS members. No one I prefer not to deal with (if I have you on ignore, that's probably a hint) if you aren't sure just ask me no harm, no foul. Payment expected within 48 hours of invoicing unless other arrangements are made prior to commitment to purchase. Since they are all slabs and you're getting what you see here no returns on these. PM me with any questions. Look for my other thread in copper/modern for a sweet New Mutants 98 in CGC 9,8. Thanks for looking....
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Trying to clear out a little room in the boxes so here's a slab sale Usual rules apply, no HOSers, beats a PM and shipping is exact based on the weight and shipping address. I will ship international, but please check with me on cost. It's typically insane Noble Causes #3a - first appearance of Invincible in cameo $150 SOLD!
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I finally completed my write-up for my newly acquired world class copy of Incredible Hulk #181 CGC 9.8 W for my CGC Registry Set entitled, "Enter Wolverine!" Just wanted to share with the larger CGC Comic Collecting Community! Enjoy!! -Professor Pecora [AND NOW...THE WOLVERINE!] Incredible Hulk #181 showcases the 1st full appearance of Wolverine and his 2nd overall appearance in the history of comics! Moreover, there are only a handful of comic books that have literally stood the test of time and have reigned over any other book of its era; Incredible Hulk #181 is one of those exceptions! If you were to think of a single comic book to represent the most sought-after, most valuable and most significant issue of an entire age, it would be Action Comics #1 of the Golden Age (1938-1955); Amazing Fantasy #15 of the Silver Age (1956-1969); and Incredible Hulk #181 of the Bronze Age (1970-1984). In other words, the 1st appearances of Superman, Spider-Man and Wolverine have superseded the importance of any other character of their respective time periods! With that said, the world was introduced to the claw-slashing, berserker-raged mutant Wolverine, who made a long-lasting first impression during his debut in November of 1974, as he battled the most powerful character in the Marvel Universe—the Incredible Hulk! However, Wolverine wasn’t anything like the major superheroes before him; instead, he was ill-mannered, hot-tempered and walked the earth with a tortured soul, as he would later struggle with his origins and the purpose of his creation. He was a government experiment—the perfect weapon—Weapon X! As a direct result, the “anti-hero” was born! Wolverine was originally created by writer Len Wein and designed by Marvel Art Director, John Romita, Sr. However, in October of 1974; it was the late Herb Trimpe (May 26, 1939 – April 13, 2015) who first drew the character for publication in a last panel cameo featured in the Incredible Hulk #180. The following month, Wolverine was depicted on the front cover lunging in midair and slashing through heavy chains to attack the Goliath Green Machine! In my personal opinion, this is by far the most badass 1st appearance entrance in the history of comics! Wolverine battled the most powerful being in the Marvel Universe head on, so the story title, “AND NOW…the WOLVERINE!” served as an impact statement as if to say, “move over Hulk…another badass is in town to take on all challengers!” With that being said, Herb Trimpe’s classic cover of Incredible Hulk #181 forever remains etched in the hearts and minds of all Wolverine fans and collectors, and is easily recognized and revered worldwide by any comic book collector or connoisseur! Roughly 8 months later in the Summer of 1975, Wolverine made his 2nd “full” appearance in Giant-Size X-Men #1 and became a major addition to the new X-Men team. While Wolverine was kicking a** and talking trash in the process, he became increasingly popular with avid X-Men readers and became the most popular character on the X-Men roster! From this success, Marvel would later feature Wolverine in his 1st solo comic; in a classic four-part miniseries, which was published from September – December of 1982. Fast forward a little over six years ahead, and Marvel finally catapulted Wolverine into his own monthly series in November of 1988! Furthermore, in the 43 years of his existence, Wolverine has become the most popular character in the entire Marvel Universe, next to the franchise’s marquee character—the Amazing Spider-Man! In the Marvel cinematic world, Wolverine has been characterized on the silver screen by famed actor Hugh Jackman for an astonishing 17 consecutive years in a total of 9 films! With the start of the new millennium in the year 2000 up until the year 2017, Hugh Jackman (as Wolverine) has been featured in the following Marvel films: X-Men (2000); X2: X-Men United (2003); X-Men: The Last Stand (2006); X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009); X-Men: First Class (2011); The Wolverine (2013); X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014); X-Men: Apocalypse (2016); and Logan (2017). To say that Hugh Jackman has had success towards making Wolverine and the X-Men a viable movie franchise would be a gross understatement! Rather, he has ventured into “legendary status,” with almost 2 decades of filmmaking and helping to contribute a Worldwide Box Office Total of OVER 5 BILLION DOLLARS! As a direct result, copies of Incredible Hulk #181 will only continue to appreciate and rise in value annually, making it not only the most coveted book of the Bronze Age to collect and showcase, but one of the most secure long-term investments! According to the CGC Census Report as of December 12, 2017, out of an impressive total of 9,989 copies graded, only one (1) freak of nature was graded (WAY BACK in April of 2001) as a Universal MINT 9.9, which sold for $150,000 on Comic Link back in February of 2011! Furthermore, only one hundred four (104) copies (including my copy) were graded as a Universal 9.8 and only ten (10) copies were graded as a Signature Series 9.8. With these statistics in mind, the rarity factor for a CGC Universal IH #181 in 9.8 is only 1.04% of the total population! That’s extremely rare! Considering the vast number of copies that have already been professionally graded and the fact that many 9.8 copies are stashed away in private collections, it is going to become increasingly difficult to locate any 9.8 examples; raw or professionally graded! On that note, this particular CGC 9.8 copy sports PERFECT COVER WRAP, PERFECT CENTERING, and PERFECT WHITE PAGE QUALITY along with being PERFECTLY cut! (okay, if you want to be a snob...99.9% perfect! ) The color saturation is deep and bright and the corners are razor sharp! Of MAJOR significance is the absolutely PERFECT CENTERING & REGISTRATION ALONG THE SPINE! It is extremely RARE even in the 9.8 grade to find a copy in this immaculate condition, which makes the Professor Pecora Copy of Incredible Hulk #181 one of the finest and most valuable copies in the world! I purchased this PRISTINE GEM in March of 2017 from the same auction house where the single CGC 9.9 MINT copy last exchanged hands—Comic Link! I had to bid very aggressively in the final seconds of the auction to secure it, along with auctioning off the majority of my CGC 9.8 Bronze Age Marvel Key Collection in the Pedigree Comic’s April 2017 Grand Auction to pay for it, but at the end of the day...it was all WORTH IT! In closing, I would like to thank Mr. Doug Schmell of Pedigree Comics for helping me to acquire this MEGA Bronze Age Key! -Professor Pecora- 24 comments
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Hi Modern Age Collectors It took me 1.5 years to build the largest mobile database of key issues and Im giving it away for free on the iTunes Store and Google Play. Search “Key Collector Comics” You can view over 7,000 key issues with price guidance, catalog what you own and build a wish list of what you want. No ads. No freemiums. No profit. I have over 1,000 Modern Age books logged including 1st appearances, scarce keys, recalled issues, and a growing list of others. Check it out and let me know what you think. Have fun and Thanks! -Nick Free download on iTunes or Google Play or access links to download the app at keycollectorcomics.com
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Hi Bronze Age Collectors It took me 1.5 years to build the largest mobile database of key issues and Im giving it away for free on the iTunes Store and Google Play. Search “Key Collector Comics” You can view over 7,000 key issues with price guidance, catalog what you own and build a wish list of what you want. No ads. No freemiums. No profit. I have over 1,000 Bronze Age books logged including 1st and early appearances, iconic cover art, price variants and more. Check it out and let me know what you think. Have fun and Thanks! -Nick Free download on iTunes or Google Play or access links to download the app at keycollectorcomics.com
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If you're a new collector (or been around awhile) and want to know which issues are the key issues then check this out. The Key Collector Comics mobile app has over 7,000 issues (1st appearances, iconic covers etc.) with price guidance. You can catalog your comics and build a wish list. Its all free. No ads. I don't profit. I built a database for myself and a friend who had a huge collection in his warehouse but didn't know the valuable from the non-valuable comics. You can download on apple or android through keycollectorcomics.com or go directly to the mobile links I provided below. Enjoy! - Nick iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/key-collector/id1189623811?ls=1&mt=8 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keycollectorcomics.keycollector
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Hi, does anyone know what comic did Stan Lee 1st appear in? His 1st appearance in a comic book? I have heard it is "Astonishing #4" issued in 1951 by Atlas Comics. Any info on this would be appreciated. Thanks!
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New single owner collection for sale! Tons of keys and HTF books! Great one owner collection of high grade books. Over 17 boxes of goodies will be posted. Please post the “I’ll Take it” or PM with offers (in my last sales thread, all offers were accepted). Some great titles like Batman, Tec, New 52 books, Gotham Girls, Harley Quinn, Y the Last Man and Strangers in Paradise. Also lots of key issues and 1st appearances. Freebies and fun await! Shipping will be $8.00 for 2-4 books and then $13.60 for USPS flat rate medium. Will ship worldwide and we can work out postage. Payment by check/mo or paypal. No returns. Please no one on the probation or HOS list. Ok let's get it on......
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ebay auctions ending today $1.99 Action Comics, The Invaders, Superman. $.99c Wolverine. 1st Series COMICBOOKCHICKS EBAY STORE Check out my store, cheap auctions. Many titles. Also buy it now with best offer. Combined Shipping. Top rated seller. GOLDEN-AGE to MODERN-AGE selection
