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Other. I stopped reading every Valiant title after Venditti's X-O run. I picked up most Faith-related stuff after that. I have Life and Death of Toyo Harada but have not read it yet. To me Valiant took a nosedive when Kindt and Lemire took the reins from Dysart, Venditti, Van Lente and that guy who ...

Finishing up Crisis on Infinite Earths again and about to start Legends. Going through all the big Post-Crisis DC crossovers. Also reading early Wolverine (first issue through Fatal Attractions). My pull list nowadays: TMNT (consistently the best book on the stands for years now), Superman titles, F...

I'm doing quite well! We again have internets in house as of a year of so , but our time in the "wilderness" gave us a really healthy appreciation of and respect for all the aspects of a "connected life" both good and bad. So far no one has reverted back to a zombie yet. :hope: Reverted to zombie? ...

I'm doing quite well! We again have internets in house as of a year of so , but our time in the "wilderness" gave us a really healthy appreciation of and respect for all the aspects of a "connected life" both good and bad. So far no one has reverted back to a zombie yet.

The novelization for Ghostbusters II is a thing of beauty. <3

(Oh....hi, everyone!)

greg wrote:

corey wrote:the OA x-men 266 cover will also be up for sale

Uncanny X-Men #266 http://comiclink.com/auctions/item.asp?id=1189089" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Sweet Jesus.....a Stan Lee signature in the corner box?!?

sold!

Chiclo wrote:

BugsySig wrote:Maybe a good VEI alter ego...

Peter Stancek
Kris Hathaway
Faith Herbert
Colin King
Aric Dacia
Gill Abrahms

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I was leaning towards Max "VIP" Blackwell. It is a deeper cut for a Valiant name.

Although Valian Tisbetter is a good suggestion too.

Val Ian Tisbetter is better

Sold

sold

Sold! Thank for the interest!

Hey, guys! I have a few runs of the Dyna Key books that I'm looking to get rid of cheap. I'll take $25 shipped for the whole lot. Magnus: Robot Fighter 0, 1-12 (1, 2, 3, signed by artist Gabriel Hardman) Solar: Man of the Atom 1-12 (1, 2, signed by writer Frank Barbiere) Turok: Dinosaur Hunter 1-12 ...

Hey, guys! I have a few near complete runs for sale that some of you may be interested in. Most are in good shape (VF+/NM-) but I'm going to list them here as reader copies to keep from having to check condition on all of them. Eternal Warrior #4, 5, 6, 7, & 9 through 50 (missing only 1, 2, 3, 8) - ...

Vertigo Preview #1. It's got an exclusive Sandman story not reprinted elsewhere. Probably hasn't signed too many of those.

Loved this so much I bought in DVD. I've heard the stories before, but it was awesome to see the interviews and all the archive footage. Such a crazy and important time and comics and I had a front row seat. Most of the early Image books, I can remember the day I bought the first issues and they fel...

Heroes Reborn sucked. Heroes Return were some of the best Marvel Comics of the 90's.

Lobdell and Alan Davis' Fantastic Four, Waid and Garney's Captain America (should have never been "reborn" in the first place, and Busiek and Sean Chen's Iron Man. Great stuff!

No, I told him that I didn't want to make him uncomfortable and I changed the subject. Although I doubt he'd have any anxieties about talking about it if he'd liked the idea, so in his reluctance to answer, I kind of got my answer anyway.

A few years ago I asked Rob Venditti about his opinions on the way Legends of the Geomancer was released and whether he wanted to talk about it and couldn't or whether he could talk about it and didn't want to was never made clear. Bone-a-Fach-ee was there and as soon as I asked the question Rob loo...

Of course it could. And it is. And I'm glad people are enjoying it. But my enjoyment of things from my childhood (Star Wars, comics, etc) has turned into more of a participatory engagement and dialog with my own past than an interest in new material. I am interested not so much in having my childhoo...

No matter who is making them.

Reminds me of Playmates' Star Trek figures. Hugely successful line until they released three figures that were limited to just 1701 copies. When fans realized that they were probably not going to be able to complete their collections man abandoned the idea of collecting the whole line.

I saw Ep VII, and regretted it. +1. I didn't need a movie or comics or anything else to tell me what happened after Return of the Jedi. I know what happened because I MADE it happen with my action figures in my backyard. That's MY canon and the new movies are just big budget fanfic that I could car...

I don't know. The 33% industry-wide increase from $2.99 to $3.99 was the largest percent increase comics have had recently and had nothing to do with paper. Also, when the industry standard price went from $1.00 to $1.25 (and $1.50 shortly thereafter) they were still being printed on newsprint. I se...

I don't think paper costs have that much to do with the $3.99 price point. In fact, I'm sure I've heard before that the glossy paper that's prevalent today is cheaper to use than newsprint would be because of the amount used. I wish them luck, but I don't see this working. I seem to remember someth...

This looks like one-step above a Valiantfans.com message board poll. I'll pass.