Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:Shit! I didn't Paypal you yet. OK, lemme go find my wallet here. I don't mean to flake. More, I don't want this to end up on Parrish's list of Things I Have Ruined.

No worries. I haven't been to the post office since I emailed you last... or done much of anything else. Not a rush.

Shit! I didn't Paypal you yet. OK, lemme go find my wallet here. I don't mean to flake. More, I don't want this to end up on Parrish's list of Things I Have Ruined.

So I sold the run of "Green Arrow" up till the most recent issue. In general, runs of Smith's issues only were going for $30ish on eBay-- I had Smith's run plus the second guy's run, and the "Secret Files".

It went for $12.

The seven or so extra issues drove the price down?? Why? They weren't that bad.

The world is a cold, cruel place.

Greg

No problem... I don't think I've checked that account since I sent it. So we're even. I ain't moving too fast these days.

Juuuuuuuuuust got back to you with your last e-mail (sorry for the delay on that).

Already up on eBay... Green Arrow #1-21 + Secret Files.

Other stuff going up soon:

the "Shade" miniseries (Starman spinoff)

Some 1960s issues of Hawkman, in insanely crappy condition

A whole mess of Mark Waid-scripted issues of "Flash".

Gregory S. D'Avis

gsdgsd wrote: Batman #608-612, the first few issues of the Loeb/Jim Lee story

DUDDDDDDDDE! YASE!

I missed out on this. Superman gets his ass handed too him again, right? FUNNY BECAUSE SO DID KANSAS AND HE IS FROM KANSAS

Robb--

I'm still sorting the Hulks -- I found a bunch more today -- and will email you in the morning with a list of what I've got.

Other stuff about to go up:

the "Spider-Man: Blue" mini-series by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale

the "Batman: Family" mini-series

Batman #608-612, the first few issues of the Loeb/Jim Lee story

Brave and the Bold 61 and 62 from the early '60s, with Starman and Black Canary

the "Challengers of the Unknown" mini-series by Loeb and Sale again

the "Vigilante" mini-series by James Robinson and Tony Salmons

That's it for now.

Greg

Greg wrote:And, hmm, that's most of it so far. I'll post things as I dig them out/sort them before I put them on eBay-- holler if anything strikes your fancy. The vast majority will be DCs from the '60s through '90s -- not sure how much is left from Marvel, as that was never my thing (and I sold most of it off before moving out here).
Greg

When you're ready to sell off PD's run on Hulk there, just let me know how much you'd like for it. I love that guy's scripts and the Hulk while he's writing him. He's the man, and that's great stuff. I think he was on the Hulk for a long time, as I've got part of that earlier run sitting in a box back in New York.

It's not even remotely sorted yet, and I've forgotten a lot of what I have... as I sort through it, I'll post the stuff I've got here.

Thus far, I've only posted a few things on eBay (the Peter David Aquaman miniseries, most of the run of DC's "Titans", the Daredevil "Yellow" series, a 1960s Green Lantern). Some of the other stuff I've got out of the first box (out of 12-15, so there'll be a ton):

*most of Peter David's run on Hulk from #393- up through, oh, 430 or so (I'm at work right now, away from the stuff, so numbers are a bit unclear)

*The first 35+ issues of David's run on Aquaman

*Pretty much every issue of DC's original Justice League of America series, from about #29 on... so that's early '60s to mid-'80s

*Most of Grant Morrison's run on Doom Patrol

*Scattered issues of DC's 1960s "Atom" (then "Atom and Hawkman" series)

And, hmm, that's most of it so far. I'll post things as I dig them out/sort them before I put them on eBay-- holler if anything strikes your fancy. The vast majority will be DCs from the '60s through '90s -- not sure how much is left from Marvel, as that was never my thing (and I sold most of it off before moving out here).

Greg

What kind of titles are you selling? I could be quite interested -- it could work out for both of us, while you'd still get whatever price you wanted, you wouldn't have to worry about seller drama, and I wouldn't have to worry about somebody stating a comic held together with snot rather than staples is "NM/M."

I think I have managed to pick up most of the stuff from, say, 1999 and later direct from the stores, but there is a host of stuff that I missed from 92-99, and of course, any Marvel books from the 70s and 80s that I didn't get when I was young.

My parents brought out the 15 or so boxes of comics that have been sitting around their house. I have a much smaller house, and I need money, so I'm selling the suckers off on eBay. Rock-bottom prices! Everything must go! Unfortunately, my digital camera cost about $10, so the images suck. But rest assured you're getting the best of several misspent years working in a comic shop.

User ID is gsdgsd. There's only a few things up now, but the flood will begin if I ever get a day off.