"The liberty of any person to own a military style assault weapon and a high-capacity magazine and keep them in their home is second to the right of my son to his life." - David Wheeler, father of Newtown shooting victim.
GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE ON POSTING GUIDELINES
Note that the members of this board are encouraged to POLITELY point out posts that violate the marketplace posting guidelines, and to notify the moderators.
Thread starters: If you disagree that the guidelines have been violated and have reasons, then take it to the discussion thread and hash it out there. But please take the time to read the guidelines.
A probation list for bad transactions is maintained by the community. You are still responsible for your own transactions.
#5607518 - 04/17/1204:02 PMRe: GA/PULPS for sale, incl. B. WRIGHT REX DEXTER #1
[Re: FUELMAN]
RyanHRyanH
I was posting here when you were in diapers.
#5610464 - 04/18/1204:51 PMRe: GA/PULPS for sale, incl. B. WRIGHT REX DEXTER #1
[Re: RyanH]
vaillantvaillant
I was posting here when you were in diapers.
Registered: 02/21/12
Posts: 3678
Loc: Italy
Quote:
It was amazing... 5 days in Milan, and 5 days split between Venice and Rome. It was insane. I had my first European solo art show in Milan, and the gallery treated us really well. Actually everyone we met there was a great host! I gorged myself on art, architecture and food for 10 days. Met quite a few comics fans too.
Where in Italy are you?
I am in Modena, mostly known for Ferrari (in nearby Maranello) and Pavarotti the tenor, but I would say it should be better known for our Cathedral, the Duomo.
I have seen your art. It‘s sooo post-catastrophe…
Quote:
Quote:
What the heck....I'll take the KDF 2/7 @ 15% off.
Great buy, great book (1st Masked Marvel, a very cool character).
I would love to see the interior, unfortunately these early Centaurs are mostly unavailable at the DCM and in eBook form for research. That’s because I have a sort of italian edition (if we want to call that an "edition"…). They are rare, 8 page, b&w (probably unauthorized) pocket-size "books" of a series which was published during the end of the war (in 1945), and beside the Masked Marvel (called "L’Uomo d’Acciaio", like Superman), Batman and other never-previously presented characters were published. They are super-poor publications, and the artwork is 90% likely traced (i.e. redrawn, not the original), but they are very rare.
