The MVP of your collection (with respect to objective value) 0

[grapeape]

5 minutes ago, batman_fan said:

I am definitely a huge Batman fan and still have from issue 1 to around 620.  Romitaman has referred to me as "Mr Peanut" so maybe a name change is in order 

Batman and Peanuts I totally get it. I think we can handle thinking of you as a huge fan of both•

[grapeape]

On 8/2/2019 at 8:31 PM, delekkerste said:

1. Gil Elvgren

2. Gil Kane

Elvgren # 1 says a lot. I tip my cap to your good taste.

Edited August 5, 2019 by grapeape

[grapeape]

On 8/3/2019 at 5:17 AM, KirbyJack said:

Jack Kirby both.

I could never get enough Kirby.

 

[KirbyJack]

1 minute ago, grapeape said:

I could never get enough Kirby.

 

Fortunately, he drew more than anybody else in history!

[grapeape]

3 hours ago, KirbyJack said:

Fortunately, he drew more than anybody else in history!

Yes there is plenty for everyone. I am grateful Romitaman didn’t decide to become Kirby-man and hoard all things JK.

Edited August 5, 2019 by grapeape

[hmendryk]

Simon and Kirby for both.

[mtlevy1]

Here we go ahead - where is the respect for the inker?

(1) On which artist have you spent the most money to date?

1. Penciller - Kirby

2. Inker - Everett (more spent on Everett pencilled or inked than Kirby pencilled or inked)
 

(2) In your collection, which artist's works have the most combined value (when assessed objectively)?

1. Penciller - Kirby

2. Inker - Everett (more value in Everett  pencilled or inked than Kirby pencilled or inked)

Finally, a new use for my Excel

[tth2]

3 hours ago, The Voord said:

Why are you calling yourself Batman fan when, really, you're Peanuts Guy?  

+1

[tth2]

3 hours ago, batman_fan said:

Romitaman has referred to me as "Mr Peanut" so maybe a name change is in order 

Are you sure he was referring to your collecting?

[batman_fan]

Just now, tth2 said:

Are you sure he was referring to your collecting?

He could have been referring to my brain size 

[The Voord]

9 hours ago, batman_fan said:

I am definitely a huge Batman fan and still have from issue 1 to around 620.  Romitaman has referred to me as "Mr Peanut" so maybe a name change is in order 

You could have a Rap name, P-Nutz

[Sideshow Bob]

17 hours ago, vodou said:

That source has confirmed itself to be dry? Wow. I never thought it would be two years worth. Got mine quite early, the rare steal of them, and moved on with my life

The consignment shop owner told me the consignor was in a care facility and has since passed. The house it came from was mostly packed with collectibles. Chance that some of the key pages were cherry-picked as they left the house, but impossible to say from the limited insight given to me.There are a couple pages I would aggressively go after... and then I would rest for a good while.

[Weird Paper]

1. Wrightson or Frazetta

2. Wrightson (probably)

I tend not to have a whole lot of examples by a single artist -- seven Wrightsons and eight Kuberts, but the Kuberts aren't as pricey.

[cloud cloddie]

1 - Sienkiewicz 

2 - Alan Davis

[Carlo M]

Most value: John Byrne

most pieces : Sal Buscema (I know, I know....)

carlo 

[The Cimmerians Purse]

Bernie Wrightson, but theres a few runners up that aren’t miles away. Lot’s of artists I like to collect / targeting.

Edited August 6, 2019 by The Cimmerians Purse
Stuff ... things

[Lobstrosity]

1. Rube Goldberg

2. John Pound

[Unca Ben]

On 8/4/2019 at 2:27 PM, grapeape said:

1) Jack Kirby

2) Steve Ditko

+1

[adamstrange]

On 8/5/2019 at 3:59 PM, Weird Paper said:

I tend not to have a whole lot of examples by a single artist -- seven Wrightsons

It's probably just the meds kicking in but do I hear a very tiny violin playing in the distance?

[Weird Paper]

7 hours ago, adamstrange said:

It's probably just the meds kicking in but do I hear a very tiny violin playing in the distance?

It's actually a cello. It just seems small because it's so far away.