"mail me a copy of Omniverse #1"

"I agree that the periodicals are a problem. Since the companies are constantly cancelling and starting or restarting titles they need to try what some smaller companies have done. Do the periodicals (initially jusr afew)  online only for a…"

"That's a possible scenario, given that European (especially Belgian) comics begin with anthologies and then are collected into albums, and the genres represented are diverse. I was just in Brussels and was dazzled by the 40+ murals of…"

"Well, if all the comics had gone to what was then the 25 cent size and made the newsvendors happy (and continued to raise the prices over the years, to continue to make them happy) the U.S. might still have a diverse comic book readership instead of…"

"It's not always the case that a guy who wants a bag of chips would be even happier with a more expensive bag of chips that's better value for money."

"Richard, Thank you for looking that up."

"Here is the paragraph in Len Brown’s foreword to THUNDER Agents Archives Volume 6 that has what you were looking for: “The Tower Comics line continued until 1969 when the parent company pulled the plug. I was never privy to circulation…"

"I have all of the THUNDER archives. When I get home I'll look through the introductions."

"This is from John Wells’ American Comic Book Chronicles:  The 1960s (1965-1969) from TwoMorrows (page 52): ”[Samm] Schwartz may have been the title’s editor but [Wally] Wood callled the shots when it came to…"

"I'm just trying to figure out why you believe nobody was excited about that book, and why you feel that every single copy of that comic was bought only for speculation purposes. You're talking in absolutes, and it's not an all or…"

"I think we're experiencing semantical differences. Because it sure seems to me like ALL-STAR COMICS # 57 was the END of the Golden Age and ALL-STAR WESTERN # 58 was the beginning of the interregnum between the Golden and Silver Ages (sometimes…"

"As a brief aside, I wish Legends of the Dark Knight #1 garnered more attention than that caused by its multiple color-overlay covers. It was the first comic I bought after a ten-year absence. I bought it (a single copy) new at the San Diego…"

">> I just as firmly believe that Ages are time periods, not styles or plotlines within each title. I don't know that anyone has ever argued that Michaelangelo left the Renaissance at a different time than Raphael or Donatello.…"

"Crisis certainly resonated with the feelings of fans of a certain age but it wasn't merely an emotional response. The events of the series like the deaths of Barry Allen and Kara Zor-El, the destruction of the Multiverse, the rewriting of…"

">> Ages are about excitement with superheroes, and  none of the 1,000 people who bought 7 million copies of Jim Lee's X-Men #1 were excited about the superhero adventure they were about to read. Just like the people who bought…"