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A place to talk about anything to do with comics that doesn’t belong in the other threads.

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  • #143543

    Sad news, I didn’t know his work but it sounds like I would have come to.

    In Memoriam: Comic Artist Adam Terence Stone

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  • #143899

    Yesterday, I went to my LCS to pick up by subscription books. I hadn’t been there in 2-3 months.

    I only had two comics in my box.

    I know I’ve scaled down my purchasing but this was still a bit of a shock to me. I think the loss of the Diamond catalog has affected my purchasing. It really made looking at upcoming books easy and let my LCS know what I want. I know Sean posts links to the upcoming books. Still, having one source with everything in it made ordering easier.

  • #144371

    I think the loss of the Diamond catalog has affected my purchasing. It really made looking at upcoming books easy and let my LCS know what I want. I know Sean posts links to the upcoming books. Still, having one source with everything in it made ordering easier.

    I do miss those days of browsing the Diamond catalogue and deciding which books to get. That was always a good day.

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  • #144596

    I was downtown yesterday at the Planet. Nice stuff on the glass display. The prices:

    https://i.ibb.co/DDDMWMDZ/Forbidden-Planet.jpg

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  • #144769

    Action Comics No. 1 soars to record $15 million sale, resetting all-time mark

    For the second time in less than two months, there’s a new most expensive comic book in the world

    The title of “most valuable comic book in the world” changed hands again Friday.

    But the record still belongs to the Man of Steel.

    Less than two months after a copy of Superman No. 1 went for a record price, that all-time mark was shattered when a rare issue of Action Comics No. 1 sold for an eye-popping $15 million in a private sale, which was first reported by the Associated Press.

    Metropolis Collectibles/Comic Connect in New York brokered the sale for the comic book that featured the first appearance of Superman, according to the AP. The buyer wishes to remain anonymous.

    The sale come after a new high-water mark was established by the Nov. 20 sale of Superman No. 1 at Heritage Auctions for $9.12 million. That book was graded CGC 9.0, the highest graded copy ever assessed by the leading authenticator.

    The issue of Action Comics No. 1 that sold Friday (also graded CGC 9.0) was stolen from the home of actor Nicolas Cage in 2000, per the AP, and later recovered in 2011.

    Metropolis Collectibles/Comic Connect president Vincent Zurzolo said that backstory likely contributed to the record price.

    “This is among the holy grail of comic books. Without Superman and his popularity, there would be no Batman or other superhero comic book legends,” Zurzolo told the AP. “Its importance in the comic book community shows with his deal, as it obliterates the previous record.”

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  • #144774

    The prices:

    I mean, I’m paying off two Macross toys in that price range right now…

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  • #145219

    Two podcasts I listened to (X-Wife and House of X) stopped doing weekly reviews for a while because so many X-titles were being churned out by Marvel and it was just too time consuming. So even podcasters dropped titles. 🤣

    They aren’t weekly but every few weeks they will give a 1+ hour podcast reviewing an event like this age of revelation X event.

    I haven’t listened to Jay and Miles in a while and no recent shows have been released.

    Now I am hearing that Jay and Miles will end sometime this year.

     

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  • #145307

    Neil Gaiman claims sexual assault allegations are result of ‘smear campaign’

    Author says accusations ‘spread and amplified’ by people more interested in ‘outrage and getting clicks’

    This will clear it all up, good thinking Neil.

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  • #145308

    Oh, yeah, that’ll work. He needs to fire his advisors.

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  • #145309

    Neil Gaiman claims sexual assault allegations are result of ‘smear campaign’

    Author says accusations ‘spread and amplified’ by people more interested in ‘outrage and getting clicks’

    This will clear it all up, good thinking Neil.

    That popped up on my Instagram feed today, as I forgot I follow him.

    All I could think when I read that was, “Dude, shut the fuck up. You need to stay under whatever rock you crawled beneath and stay quiet for several years. Get therapy or whatever.”

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