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ckb wrote:I'm surprised it took this long to happen. When I talked to Bob in Boston 2 years ago he was impressed that Warren was heavily involved.

Would love to see Layton inks on something VEI!

How about Layton does art duties on an XO arc?

It's # 25, no question.

I was only getting this book out of nostalgia for the old series. And sales on the dark horse digital site. But I have to admit the series is picking up and starting to find its voice. Still not a huge fan of the regular artist. But it's fine. Yep. The original artist on the first series was just a...

I need money for a move. As such, I'm making the best offer I can for these. I am offering a complete run of Green Lantern, including Emerald Dawn series 1 & 2, all 9 annuals, and the entire 181 issue series-plus issues 1 Million and Zero-for 200 dollars, S&H included. I am also offering a c...

Happy birthday, doctor Holland!

X has been awesome and I never once considered dropping it. The character and title is every bit as fun as the original run. The 21 days story made for an interesting bit of pacing. It's clear they wanted to kick the timeline down the road a bit in order to show for some evolution of all main curre...

I don't mean to rain on any parades, but the first two volumes of Ghost never had these sorts of issues...

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My biggest point is that the boom in the 90s was a classic boom, not true growth. Real growth is seldom rapid and large, but slow and steady. There are waves. If we suddenly saw #'s like that-and I am not saying we will, or that I think we will-then I would be concerned. Any sudden growth like that ...

I agree with you here. But..... If I worked for Marvel or DC, I don't know if you could ever get the sales you had Back in the early 90s, but I think the comic characters might be more Popular now then back then. It would just take someone very creative to Turn the movie and TV and video game fans ...

Bah, I had a stack of these and traded them in for some half eaten twinkies....

It's interesting. You ask different people this question and can always tell the people who have the national picture in mind. Those are the ones who don't whine about how the sky is falling. Otherwise, you are apt to encounter people who, because their small and mismanaged shop isn't doing well in ...

erwinrafael wrote:Wait a minute. Joe Bennett is doing Solar? So that means he was in the market...and VEi did not grab him?

The big question is why Janet The Bottle isn't coloring for Dynamite.

xodacia81 wrote:

Phantom wrote:xodacia

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Looks fantastic.
Hope you ship international

Another valiant fans success in the making.

Thanks much. I'll ask Mike about our overseas plans.

"Overseas plans are under consideration"

X-O HoboJoe wrote:Really looking forward to this.

That's the ticket!

It's been a lot of work, a lot of fun and we are certain you will enjoy it.

Phantom wrote:xodacia

just liked you on facebook.
keepthe board informeed.
Looks fantastic.
Hope you ship international

Another valiant fans success in the making.

Thanks much. I'll ask Mike about our overseas plans.

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Heath wrote:The metal sign would still be a cool display item for my office. I don't know that I'd pay $25 for it though.

10 bucks would be a decent get.

I once saw a copy of Rai 3 at a flea market. The guy didn't have a price, so I was going to walk away. He brought out an ancient volume of Overstreet, and said "that'll be 50 dollars"...there was a tear at the top corner of the book and a crease along the spine. Flea Markets are not the pl...

Wikipedia has gotten a lot more strict over the past couple years. Happily, much of my work on Ghost & X, from the original runs over at Dark Horse, remain. I've been tempted to do some stuff for VEI's work, but since the tools got reworked, I've not bothered to learn them and so I don't do any ...

The identity of The Monk is obvious: he's Spartacus.

jedimarley wrote:I wish I could find the thread where Bob Layton publicly embarrassed vei for not paying Mike leeke for work he did for them.

Did you miss where he later said it was taken care of?

Harbinger or Archer & Armstrong. I think it's very likely to be Harby, which is apparently set, along with XO, for at least another year and a half of stories. That takes both books to the late 30's, early 40s. The big question is, will any of these books ever hit 100?

Long as I can get tickets and it doesn't interfere with work, I will be there this year

Are the tickets still available? If so, how much...and is VALIANT going to be there?