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if anyone is in SDCC this year, stop by and say hi...we (New Force and Filter81 comics, my comic book business partner) are in booths 1004 and 1206...
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scott, you are always welcome for a visit...
most of the comics come and go as fast as I can buy and sell them, but the mego's I hope to reach your collection status one day
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Not worthy, not worthy. Ok, now that it is out my system. To say amazing collection would really be understating it.Comment
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thank you to ALL for the kind words!....
keep in mind I have been buying and selling comics since the mid 1980's... much like many of you have been doing with Mego's...everything is relative...I drooled for hours the day I went through the "Toyroom" thread looking at everyone's collections....I found it to be my fav part !... so, sharing comics has the same effect!
so, someone needs to start posting some of theirs, or I am going to post a group shot of Little Dot and Richie Rich
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I started collecting in the 70's and had about 14 comic boxes full but sold them around 98-99 or so. I deeply regret doing so as my sons both wanted to read the issues I had and keep asking me questions about different heroes stories and backgrounds.
I had a master list at one time. I wonder how much it would cost to get most of them back if I could find it?
I was a DC guy - all the Batmans, all the Superman, Flash, Wonder Woman, Blue Beetles run, Firestorms run, all the Robins issues and on and on.
I can't imagine holding a Detective #27. You have got some sweet ones for sure.sigpic WANTED: Boxed, Carded and Kresge Carded WGSHComment
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Holy Cow.....that is flippin awesome. Supes #1...Detective #27....Batman #1....WOWSERS!!!!
Thanks for sharing.
When is the SDCC this year?"God has put definite limits on the heights of man's wisdom, but no limits to the depths of his stupidity"Comment
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WOW!! I expected maybe to see a few Silver Age Gems, but not all those fantastic Golden Age Goodies!! Wonderful and amazing stuff you guys have there. I sold most of my collection a few years back, minus a few favorites, but still pales in comparison. Kind of wished I had kept 'em, but was primarily focused on vintage toys at the time. It's been a privilege!!:
Looking for MOC Pocket Super Heroes...
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Dude that's an amazing collection
I have all of mine from when I was a kid,but none are worth crap 
"Time to nut up or shut up"
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holy crap, do you keep your collection in a locked vault, under 24 armed guards?
but on the other hand, I have a complete set of West Coast Avengers, so i'm not sweating it either.
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WOW!!!!!!!! as a Golden Age Comics fan that is a sweet collection!!!Comment
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a very old picture, my entire comic collection couldn't fetch $75.Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
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I've been putting together a complete run of Amazing Spiderman. Still missing several issues under 100 (have all the keys), but have most everything from 100-current.
None graded except #1. The #1 you see on the floor is the Golden Records reprint (for reading). Issues 2-100 average VG in grade. Issues 101-200 average Fine. Issues 200 up are NM.
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Those are excellent collections.
I also have a good run of the Amazing Spider-Man but not as good as the one above.
I'll pull some out of storage and snap a few pics. Have it solid from about 35 up and am missing some of the last few years run and a smattering from 1-34.
None of mine are graded but most I believe would grade very high except for some of the lower issues....I do have #4 which would probably grade around a 4.5 or so but I love the artwork."The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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