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No local shows means stuff I’ve priced and organized is just sitting around in boxes taking up space. I’ve been able to sell a few boxes of comics here recently, so now I’ll try other items. Shipping: United States only, shipping is at cost. It’s hard to estimate shipping costs for these items (or combination of items) due to different sizes. I’ll pack your items and charge you exact shipping via USPS or PayPal: $8 - $12: USPS Regional Priority Box $13: USPS Medium Flat Rate Box $15: USPS Large Flat Rate Box Pricing: Offers are always welcome. I love to trade! Always looking for stuff like this…but not this exact stuff. Rules: PayPal preferred; check and money order ok (checks must clear before shipping). Payment due within 2 days. No Returns. I'd be happy to send more pictures or descriptions upon request. No HOS or other list people. Thanks for looking! -
Then another insider stated it was happening as a spin-off from Justice League Dark. Then Jeremy Conrad also noted there's a Zatanna film in the works. WB Has Begun Development on a Zatanna Movie -
I'm selling some CGC'd books from my collection - many signed. Below is the complete list. https://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=&_ssn=noodles1771&_sop=1 All books sold so far have shipped out within 24hrs of sale and are carefully and attentively packed. All CGC Cases are Mint and literally have not been removed from the return box from CGC aside from the pictures taken for the listings below. Feel free to e-mail any questions. Thanks for looking! Image: Spawn #1 CGC 9.8 Spawn #50 CGC 9.6 (Signed by Greg Capullo) Spawn #45 CGC 9.8 SS Signed by Todd Mcfarlane + Green Qualified Signed by Greg Capullo Spawn #39 (Santa Spawn Cover) CGC 9.8 SS Signed by Todd Mcfarlane + Green Qualified Signed by Greg Capullo Bone #1 CGC 8.0 (Signed by Jeff Smith) Bone #24 CGC 8.0 (Signed by Jeff Smith w/Bone Sketch) Bone #20 (1st Print Cartoon Books) CGC 9.6 (Signed by Jeff Smith w/Bone Sketch) Gen 13 #1 (Grunge McFarlane Spider-man #1 Homage Variant) CGC 9.8 Marvel: Spider-man #1 (Silver Cover) CGC 9.8 SS Signed by Todd McFarlane w/Limited Label Amazing Spider-man #361, #362, #363 / CGC 9.6, 9.4, 9.4 (All Signed by Mark Bagley) Amazing Spider-man #375 CGC 9.8 (Signed by Mark Bagley) X-Factor (Double Cover Misprint) #78 CGC 9.6/9.6 (Signed x2 by Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti on both covers!) Uncanny X-Men #292 CGC 9.0 (Signed by Brandon Peterson in Blue) Sky Doll #2 (Sky Doll Spaceship) CGC 9.8 DC: Superman Man of Steel #19 CGC 9.8 Green Lantern #22 (1963) CGC 3.0 (Signed by Late GL Creator Mart Nodell) Green Lantern #19 (1991) CGC 9.4 (Signed by Late GL Creator Mart Nodell) Batman: Shadow of the Bat #1 CGC 9.8 (Signed by Brian Stelfreeze in Silver Ink) Batman: Shadow of the Bat #1 CGC 9.6 (Signed by Brian Stelfreeze in Green Ink) Batman: Sword of Azrael #1 CGC 9.8 (Signed by Joe Quesada) 1991 DC Cosmic Card - Golden Green Lantern (Signed by Late Creator Mart Nodell) 1991 DC Cosmic Card - Hal Jorden GL (Signed by Late Golden Age Creator Mart Nodell) Valiant: X-O Manowar #0 CGC 9.6 (Signed by Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti) Bloodshot #6 CGC 9.6 Eternal Warrior #1 CGC 9.8 Archer & Armstrong #0 CGC 9.4 Solar Man of the Atom #29 CGC 9.4 (Signed x2 by Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti) Dark Horse: Blade of the Immortal #18 (Dreamsong 7of7) CGC 9.6 Sold & Shipped: Uncanny X-Men #317 CGC 9.4 (Signed by Joe Madureira) SOLD & SHIPPED Amazing Spider-man #365 CGC 9.8 (Signed by Mark Bagley) SOLD & SHIPPED Spider-man #1 (Green Cover) + 13 (Black Spidey Costume) Both CGC 9.8 SS Signed by Todd McFarlane w/Limited Label SOLD & SHIPPED Spawn #1 CGC 9.6 Signed by Todd Mcfarlane SOLD & SHIPPED Spawn #49 CGC 9.8 Signed by Greg Capullo SOLD & SHIPPED Gen 13 #1 (1994 Limited Series) CGC 9.8 SOLD & SHIPPED Gen 13 #12 (Classic J. Scott Campbell Cover) CGC 9.8 SOLD & SHIPPED Amazing Spider-man #361 CGC 9.6 SOLD & SHIPPED Venom: Lethal Protector #1 CGC 9.8 SOLD & SHIPPED Spider-man #13 CGC 9.4 SOLD & SHIPPED Infinity Guantlet #1 & #3 CGC 7.5/9.6 Both Signed by George Perez SOLD & SHIPPED X-Force #2 CGC 9.2 SOLD & SHIPPED X-Force #11 CGC 9.8 SOLD & SHIPPED Superman: Man of Steel #18 (HTF 2nd print) CGC 9.8 SOLD & SHIPPED Rai #0 CGC 9.4 SOLD & SHIPPED Bloodshot #0 CGC 9.6 Signed by Joe Quesada SOLD & SHIPPED -
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Thinking of submitting this for grading. Curious on opinions how much the wear on bottom of front will ding grading. Book is otherwise really clean.
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From the album: Graded Collection
Title: Batman Issue: #50 Date: September, 2018 Grade: 9.8 / 10 Grade Notes: Lee Variant Cover Publication: D.C. Comics Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Neal Adams (interior) Greg Capullo (art) Amanda Conner (story, art) Tom King (story, writer) -
From the album: Graded Collection
Title: Harley Quinn: Be Careful What You Wish For Issue: #1 Date: March, 2018 Grade: 9.4 / 10 Publication: D.C. Comics Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Amanda Conner (story, cover) Jimmy Palmiotti (story) Tara Strong ("Harley Quinn") -
From the album: Graded Collection
Title: Harley Quinn Issue: #25 Date: October, 2017 Grade: 4.0 / 10 Publication: D.C. Comics Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Amanda Conner (story, cover) Jimmy Palmiotti (story) -
From the album: Graded Collection
Title: Harley Quinn / Gossamer Issue: #1 Date: October, 2018 Grade: 9.6 / 10 Publication: D.C. Comics & Loony Tunes Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Amanda Conner (story, cover) Jimmy Palmiotti (story) -
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From the album: Graded Collection
Title: The Batman Adventures Issue: #1 Date: July, 1993 Grade: 2.5 / 10 Publication: D.C. Comics Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Kevin Conroy ("Batman" from the Animated Series) John Glover ("Riddler" from the Animated Series) -
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From the album: Graded Collection
Title: The Batman Adventures Issue: #23 Date: August, 1994 Grade: 8.5 / 10 Publication: D.C. Comics Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Kevin Conroy ("Batman" from the Animated Series) Diane Pershing ("Poison Ivy" from the Animated Series) -
From the album: Graded Collection
Title: The Batman Adventures Issue: #1 Date: October, 1992 Grade: 9.2 / 10 Publication: D.C. Comics Label: Yellow (Signature Series) Signatures: Kevin Conroy ("Batman" from the Animated Series) -
Mid grade DC book ,VG/Fine except 1 issue(double copy of # 214.G-..?) Asking $25 shipped for all 11 books obo.. well packed and shipped media in the USA I will GLADLY send more pictures to serious buyers Returns within reason in 7 days accepted Paypal is best but will do check/MO Thank you everyone,Jeff -
Check, MO payments, PayPal accepted. Prompt, insured, shipping via USPS included. No naughty list members. Plenty of references here - e.g., Bunky Brian, Gator, Ricksneatstuff, Vintagecomics, etc. No returns on CGC graded books such as this. 1st trumps any PM negotiation. Thanks for looking! Ali Detective Comics #40! 🃏 -1st Appearance of Clayface AND the 1st Joker Cover -SCARCE CGC 4.0 Blue Label (only 55 blue labels on the census) -A beautifully preserved, 1940 gem coming out JUST MONTHS after Joker’s 1st appearance in Batman #1! -A significant, scarce piece of history! -$11,250 OBO shipped fully insured. -
Free shipping is US only, I will ship out of the US at my cost. I will be listing a few lots tonight. 80 page Giants, Detective 100 pagers and Batman (Detective) Family. To the best of my knowledge these book have not been pressed. The first wins, posted here or in a PM, if I can't figure out the time in a PM, a post on the thread would win. I take Paypal or checks/Money Orders. I will ship anywhere however you prefer, at my cost. My Post Office will accept media mail or priority regional boxes work well. I pay for private insurance so that is covered. I take returns on anything (even slabs) for any reason, but you must notify me within 3 days of receipt and return the item packed the same way within 7 days. If I make an error then I pay for return shipping, if you change your mind, shipping is your responsibility. No list people please. If we have not met, I have a kudos thread and quite a bit of eBay feedback, or you can just ask;) Payment is due within 3 days unless we make other arrangements before you post a Sharon -
Competition between DC and Marvel has been long-standing since the companies existed parallel to one another. The unhealthy side of the MCU vs DCEU debate took it to a new level as the internet and social media empowered easier access to outlets that could reach a larger audience for such topics, and to any level of extreme thinking. But how one-sided can it be? Is it just the fans taking shots at one another to make it clear only their company can be on top? An example of how such fixations can bleed into reviewer opinions is this Vulture piece when the writer was part of the reporters visiting the Justice League set to take on Zack Snyder about their concerns. VULTURE: Zack Snyder Faces His Haters on the Set of Justice League (June-2016) It's clear the writer is not a fan of the DCEU films up to that point, Zack Snyder's approach, nor the darker side of the DC stories. Though the green screen comment is interesting. As if he had visited the Age of Ultron set two years prior... green screen city. But is it limited to just the reviewers and tracking sites taking sides? At times, the creators and cast members can allow themselves to be pulled into such fixation. Anthony Mackie is so dedicated to the MCU, he is known to take regular shots at the other side to convey how much he loves Marvel. To the point he will tell a reviewer if they like a film from the DCEU, you may as well give up your career and have awful taste. Although at times he is just doing it for fun to trash talk (how I took it), some fans can pounce on this and take it further to support their preferred studio and actors. The Russo Brothers, on the other hand addressed this professionally about wanting to make a great film no matter any competition. But even Anthony Mackie admits in other interviews there really is no fixation on beating DCEU movies (4:11), and no - MCU cast members are not sitting around beating down such films. He even notes how there are people assuming this is what they do during filming, which he doesn't understand. And it sure isn't an MCU thing, as David Ayer allowed himself to be pulled into such debates in the most extreme of ways. Though later on he apologized for this extreme statement. As much as Zack Snyder has been attacked for his dark DCEU films, he has publicly stated being a fan of Marvel films. Even recently admitting at the 2019 Zack: Snyder: The Director's Cuts event he is a fan of the Avengers films. So a positive statement. Even worse is when the critics reveal how much they dislike the direction of a company's properties in film, wanting 'the other side' to do it like their beloved company. Though some make it so personal, it feeds into their unbiased reviewer expectations (Joanna Robinson - Senior Writer, VanityFair.com). Or, even worst when it becomes so personalized to convey their dislike of a franchise approach, it is a total fixation on a given creator (Lindsay Ellis - Channel Awesome film reviewer; Priscilla Page - Birth.Movies.Death film reviewer; Jordan Hoffman - The Guardian TV & film critic). so rather than the focus on healthy competition to up each other's standards leading to more impressive films, it becomes a mix of hate and harsh statements detracting from the positive feelings such films should bring in the end. Even the darkest of films meant to deliver a positive experience in the end. So with all that, are we in a better place because of such influences and approaches or just more at odds with one another? Is there a better approach without making it so personal to question someone's mental abilities, intent (love when I am accused of fudging numbers to make DCEU films look better), or even what they appreciate?
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I'm looking to buy a copy of the new 52 Wonder Woman #28 Variant also called the steampunk variant. The cover art was done by J.G. Jones, released in 2014. A picture is attached for reference. Depending on the condition I'm willing to pay up to $400. Thanks everyone.
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untilFebruary 8-9, the third annual FanfaireNYC will take place at the High School of Art and Design in the middle of New York City, 245 E 56th St, New York, NY 10022. This year the guest list includes: Neal Adams, Klaus Janson, David Mazzucchelli (not signing books to be put in CGC cases,) Bob Camp, Chip Kidd, Anthony Marques, Fernando Ruiz, Isaac Goodhart, Nicole Virella, Abe Audish, and Anthony Del Col. There will be signings, panels, screenings, D&D, gaming, cosplay contests, and most importantly all the money raised through ticket sales, tables, and concessions goes to raise money to buy art supplies and technology for the student of the High School of Art and Design. A witness will be present for Signature Series purposes. Here is their website: https://www.fanfairenyc.com/ Here is a link directly to their ticket sales: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fanfairenyc-2020-tickets-76384115947 Hope to see you all there. If you have any questions please look check out the website or email: info@fanfairenyc.com
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Shipping to the US and Canada include via Canada post expidited mail No returns on CGC graded books PayPal, money order and check are all accepted payments First "I'll take it" will be accepted before PMs -
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