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"LOST MARVELS: GIL KANE RARITIES Vol.1:
The Lost Marvels series again delves into the misty margins of Marvel’s past to shine a light on extraordinary work that has never or rarely been collected for modern readers. This is the first volume of a…"
The Lost Marvels series again delves into the misty margins of Marvel’s past to shine a light on extraordinary work that has never or rarely been collected for modern readers. This is the first volume of a…"
"I had been considering dropping them for some time, anyway, but the decision to drop them wasn't voluntary.
There's good news on that front, assuming you still want any of them. A while back, both Westfield and Instocktrades stopped carrying PS…"
There's good news on that front, assuming you still want any of them. A while back, both Westfield and Instocktrades stopped carrying PS…"
"I stopped collecting PS Artbooks when Diamond went kaput. I had six or eight on pre-order, three of which I know were published but never shipped. then I heard that the Trump tariffs would adversley affect all of the publisher's output. I had been…"
"PS Artbooks has announced Blackhawk Vol. 21, which collects only three issues: Blackhawk #105-107. That concludes the Quality run, which I was hoping they'd do. But three issues is going to a mighty slim volume!
Meanwhile, they also announced…"
Meanwhile, they also announced…"
"That is the correct response."
"$#&%!!"
"SWAMP THING: DARK GENESIS OMNIBUS:
Probably the BEST archival collection I have ever seen (in terms of format) is the three slipcased "Absolute" editions of Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, from the coloring, to the paperstock to the "moss-encrusted"…"
Probably the BEST archival collection I have ever seen (in terms of format) is the three slipcased "Absolute" editions of Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, from the coloring, to the paperstock to the "moss-encrusted"…"
"I don't know but I doubt it. Past "omnibus" editions have concentrated on the main character."
"Going from late 1969 to mid 1972, this will contain the bulk of the Denny O'Neil/Neal Adams Batman stories which have reprinted countless times already. But it was the start of a new era, highlighted by the debuts of R'as Al Ghul and Talia (and…"
"BATMAN: THE BRONZE AGE OMNIBUS Vol. 1:
Batman: The Bronze age Omnibus Vol. 1 has been solicited to ship July 28, 2026. It begins with Detective Comics #393 and Batman #217."
Batman: The Bronze age Omnibus Vol. 1 has been solicited to ship July 28, 2026. It begins with Detective Comics #393 and Batman #217."
"According to Amazon, the April delivery/on sale date is now June 30."
"FOC is today and the owner of my LCS called me at home to see if I was interested. Now that's service!
(I once contacted Hermes Press suggesting that they reprint these comics. Maybe I should have contacted more than one publisher.)"
(I once contacted Hermes Press suggesting that they reprint these comics. Maybe I should have contacted more than one publisher.)"
"In for a penny, I suppose. "
"Pogo The Complete Syndicated Comic Strips: Volume 9: A Distant Past Yet to Come
Collects the years 1965 and 1966 of the classic comic strip that feels even timelier than ever.
Walt Kelly's newspaper comic strip Pogo was a platform for Kelly to…"
Collects the years 1965 and 1966 of the classic comic strip that feels even timelier than ever.
Walt Kelly's newspaper comic strip Pogo was a platform for Kelly to…"
"Shock Treatment And Other Stories
Forced to abandon its horror and crime comics, EC turned to a pair of well-crafted, high-tension medical dramas by later Hall of Fame greats Jack Kamen, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, and Joe Orlando — Shock…"
Forced to abandon its horror and crime comics, EC turned to a pair of well-crafted, high-tension medical dramas by later Hall of Fame greats Jack Kamen, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, and Joe Orlando — Shock…"
"The Atlas Comics Library No. 10: Sports Action
Baseball, boxing, football — Marvel honored every sport by rendering short graphic biographies of the most prominent athletes of the time, including Sugar Ray Robinson, Knute Rockne, and Jackie…"
Baseball, boxing, football — Marvel honored every sport by rendering short graphic biographies of the most prominent athletes of the time, including Sugar Ray Robinson, Knute Rockne, and Jackie…"
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Thank you Mr. Dunbar.
Hello John. Thank you for the invitation for friendship. What comic books are you reading?
Hello John,
I may be out of line here but in regards with your exchange with Mark, we both know how he feels about Marvel now. We've both know that his opinion has not and probably will not change though I hope it does. Despite previous advice, I have no doubt that he will continue to comment on how "evil" the Marvel heroes are whenever he can.
However, he has had some medical problems and he has left here before thinking no one wants him here. That's something that I am hoping to avoid. I'm not blaming you for ANYTHING, let me make that clear. I am only trying to prevent another round of the same debate that apparently caused hard feelings before.
You won't change his mind and challenging him about it will only make him defensive, as past interactions show us. If steered clear from the topic of Marvel's Post-Civil War period, he seems happier.
Anyway, that's my two cents. Again I'm not faulting you at all. Merely trying to keep the peace, as they say.
With all respect and best wishes,
Philip
thanks for the invite!