No, I don’t know what any of these are worth today! Go try to sell them to Mike Sterling, why doncha?
Sunday, May 03, 2015
Ten of a Kind #403: What can we say? It was the nineties
No, I don’t know what any of these are worth today! Go try to sell them to Mike Sterling, why doncha?
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I don't know if you were being snarky, but here goes:
SPECTACULAR & WEB were both printed on regular newsprint, so a doubel-sized anniversary issue with a special cover would have been $2.95.
Adjectiveless SPIDER-MAN was printed on better paper and usually cost about .50 cents more than a newsprint book, so that explains the $3.50.
AMAZING was still a newsprint book at the time but the ASM anniversary issue was bigger than the others, being the core anniversary tie-in, so it cost more for even more pages.
I admit, I have a nostalgic fondness for Mullet Superman.
Tim: I was being snarky, 'coz it's fun! ...but I was also curious, so thanks for the low-down! Please consider yourself hereby awarded a Hologram Bull-Prize, dipped in liquid chromium!
Unknown: Ya know, me too…!
Yikes!
Whenever I forget why I stopped buying the monthly mags on the regular...
-- MrJM
a Hologram Bull-Prize
Might I suggest No-Bull Prize? It's like, a triple pun.
What's going on with the background in the FF cover?
Doc: THE UNIVERSE IS EXPLODING or no, wait, it was a prismatic "3-D" effect cover.
Myron: That is brilliant. I'm ashamed I haven't thought of it before! you, sir, rock!
And now you're also rocking the first dynamite-power No-Bull Prize! Display it with pride and honor and also a frame!
(Thanks for the suggestion!)
I, uh, might still have that one too, Bully.
Also this one (signed by Da Ordster hisself).
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