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#4197292 - 08/13/10 12:40 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: RockMyAmadeus]
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 Originally Posted By: RockMyAmadeus
 Originally Posted By: juggernaut


Collecting all comics from Jan 1980 to Dec 1989 is a monumental task. Good luck because you are going to need it.


What would you say if I told you the Marvel was complete, and I'm a couple of books from a complete DC as well...?

Plus all of Eclipse, Paciic, First, Mirage, Eternity, Aircel, Caliber, and Epic?


Wow. I couldn't even fathom the number of comics that would be. Kudos to you because I know that must have taken a decade or more to a mass such a collection.

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#4197319 - 08/13/10 01:09 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: MisterX]
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 Originally Posted By: MisterX
Moebius 1/2, published by Graphitti Designs in the late 80s is a pretty tough book. I've seen two copies come up on eBay over several years, and there's currently one $100+ copy for sale on Amazon.

(The "1/2" is a play on the numbering of the Marvel/Epic/Dark Horse series of Moebius graphic novels published in the late 80s/early 90s. Epic published #1-9, Dark Horse published #0.)

Although not as rare as the comics being talked about here, the Marvel/Epic Moebius series has a few other tough books.

Moebius 7
Moebius 9
Blueberry 5 End of the Trail
Lt. Blueberry the Iron Horse
Lt. Blueberry Steel Fingers
Lt. Blueberry General Golden Mane
Marshall Blueberry: the Lost Dutchman's Mine

Some of the Marvel Conan GNs were hard to find, but I haven't gone looking for them in a while.




I've got these two:




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#4197369 - 08/13/10 02:10 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: juggernaut]
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 Originally Posted By: juggernaut
 Originally Posted By: RockMyAmadeus
 Originally Posted By: juggernaut


Collecting all comics from Jan 1980 to Dec 1989 is a monumental task. Good luck because you are going to need it.


What would you say if I told you the Marvel was complete, and I'm a couple of books from a complete DC as well...?

Plus all of Eclipse, Paciic, First, Mirage, Eternity, Aircel, Caliber, and Epic?


Wow. I couldn't even fathom the number of comics that would be. Kudos to you because I know that must have taken a decade or more to a mass such a collection.


Since 1990.

;\)

(I'm actually missing a few oddballs from each company. Comico is pretty full except Robotech, but I'm missing large swaths of Blackthorne [though they didn't publish much.] I have nearly zero Archies, which is going to be the really tough set to build. But yearh, Marvel & DC are both within about 100 books of being complete.)
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#4197393 - 08/13/10 02:46 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: RockMyAmadeus]
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how complete for the marvel & dc? does it include all the CANADIAN PRICE VARIANTS????? there are a few dc variants that are not known to most people even the variant collectors. i'll share those later.

good luck on the archies and charltons. i might be able to help you with a few charltons and some of the superhero archies but other than that the best guy for that kind of stuff is doug at comic world. i wouldnt want to try to complete those companies, i dont plan on living that long.

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#4197398 - 08/13/10 03:13 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: Grimace]
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Wow, that is outstanding Kirby work for the period. Very interesting indeed. Going to have to remember to look up the inker on that later.

 Originally Posted By: Grimace
heres a great book. i think it's under valued and overlooked, like all the superhero stuff they did.

what more could you ask for??? NEW Kirby Cover and reprint of Simon & Kirby's Double Life Of Private Strong #1



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#4197574 - 08/13/10 09:35 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: markseifert]
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its signed kirby / buckler

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#4197845 - 08/13/10 11:56 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: Bronty]
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its not the best inked kirby job. it's weird cause buckler has been accused of being a kirby rip off and it didnt really work to well. i'm not sure why he didnt use michael thibodeaux which was his inker at the time. i would have loved it if mike royer had inked it. to me he was kirby's best inker.

the more i look at the cover it looks like the shield has been drawn by someone else. anyone else notice that or am i seeing things.

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#4198054 - 08/13/10 01:49 PM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: Grimace]
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heres the last





overlooked by everyone. check out the list of artist for these comics



never gets the respect it deserves





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#4199251 - 08/14/10 06:02 AM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: Grimace]
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I wanted to congratulate our own Tom (topnotchman) for what should be a nice score after the dust is settled and he's sold this little gem.

Any guesses to the final price? I'd say it should break $500, however, I just about crapped my pants when I first saw the listing last night. I rumaged through the longbox of stuff I picked up at Earl Shaw's booth, only to find I did score a copy of this book, although I doubt its any better then 9.2/9.4.

Copper age books are doing just fine, thank you.


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#4201647 - 08/15/10 06:05 PM Re: The Absolute Hardest to Find 80's books. [Re: JiveTurkeyMoFo]
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 Originally Posted By: JiveTurkeyMoFo
I wanted to congratulate our own Tom (topnotchman) for what should be a nice score after the dust is settled and he's sold this little gem.

Any guesses to the final price? I'd say it should break $500, however, I just about crapped my pants when I first saw the listing last night. I rumaged through the longbox of stuff I picked up at Earl Shaw's booth, only to find I did score a copy of this book, although I doubt its any better then 9.2/9.4.

Copper age books are doing just fine, thank you.

How appropriate that a bunch of cash is on the cover.
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