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I am all about Showcase #22. I almost had it once. But the deal went bad. **sigh** One day. One day.No body takes pot shots at Lubic!Good Journey
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^^^ I had a few of those come through my shop it is truly the greatest cross over!No body takes pot shots at Lubic!Good Journey
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most likely the least valuable comic mentioned here but i've always like cover of x-men 100 old vs new. i'm sure i could find a nice copy for less then $15 but i spent money on toys instead.Comment
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Amazing Fantasy #15. I'm just a Spidey guy. If the Amazing Fantasy actually it had been Amazing Adult Fantasy originally, hadn't been slated for cancellation, Spidey may never have been given a shot. Fortunately he was.It's not a doll it's an action figure.Comment
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Action 1, Marvel Mystery 1 and Detective 27 are the natural answers because of their value, but if I could have just one golden-age book, it would be All-Star Comics 36. It's the issue where Superman and Batman guest star with the JSA. I've only seen the book in person once. $400 was too much for me even to think about at the time.
Batman 47 is another cool story. It's a retelling of Batman's origin where he tracks down Joe Chill, his parents' murderer. It's my favorite golden-age Batman story.
Superman 53 retells Superman's origin and its around his 10th anniversary is a cool comic it. I had it before, but I sold when I sold off of my collection in the early 1990sComment
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Ditko!! Or rather, Ditto!!...LOL!!
I too would actually probably rather drop the big bucks on original art. I often find myself visiting romitaman.com and contemplating selling all of my toys...Looking for MOC Pocket Super Heroes...
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As long as we are wishing on a star, I'd just want to get the comics I was duped out of when I was 8 (1975). An older friend talked me into selling my old comics to a book store that had just started to carry back issues. He told me I could get $$$ and at the time it sounded good. I took a full brown paper shopping bag up and was talked into letting them go for $20.
there were a lot of cool comics in that bag I still remember my Uncle reading with me. The best Ive been able to do is pick a few up here or there if I remember the story or the cover. my most recent buy backs were a story of Batman and Superman in a German WW2 detention camp and a Captain America where Falcon turned into a Wolf man. I had forgotten them for years. It's weird how just seeing a cover triggers so much.Comment
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Well an obvious choice I guess but I'd say Amazing Fantasy #15, it's a great story and fantastic cover art (you can't go wrong with a book that's got Kirby AND Ditko).
Other less obvious choices would be Tales of Suspense #1, Tales To Astonish #1 (I love the old sci-fi/monster, pre-super hero issues of those series!) Also, slightly more realistically attainable someday I guess would be a 9.0 or up graded copy of G.I. Joe #1 (1982)Comment
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