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Gil,

I know this post is old but would you like for me to delete a cover and give you the opportunity to upload it again? Maybe it will take this time.

Jesse

I think these are neat...

Marvel 1991 Annual Report #1


Marvel 1992 Annual Report #2


Marvel 1993 Annual Report #3


Marvel 1994 Annual Report #4


The Ultraverse make a cameo #4 and there is a reference to them on the first page. Ultraverse collectors may want to add this to their list.

Defiant1
edited by Defiant1 on 3/7/2017

My well read original copy that I bought off the spinner rack as a kid.

Ghost Rider #1


I should have upgraded this. This is the copy I bought as a kid. Strangely, by the time he got his own series, I didn't like what they were doing with him. I always like the Marvel Spotlight issues better.
edited by Defiant1 on 3/7/2017

Hi, I found a Zip Comic while cleaning dated June 1941, Volume 1, Number 15 called "Steel Sterling." I can't find anything online about it and when I search for the publisher, the only match is from the 1980's which is decades off. Has anyone heard of this publisher? I'm not sure whether to keep, sell, or toss. Insight or guidance would be appreciated!

Homage Studios had a fan club offering back around the time of Wildcats #2 I think. It was early. I was not a big image fan, but I joined the club to see what kind of freebies they'd send out.

Here are scans of what you'd get...

Club Homage Newsletter Vol. 1 #1


Two buttons...



3 postcards, well the StrykeForce is a postcard and the other two are odd shaped images on card stock...




One introductory letter..


One trivia flyer..


Two poor quality flyers trying to sell limited ashcan comics..



Defiant1
edited by Defiant1 on 3/8/2017

Randy Queen was a local artist. Darkchylde looks VERY much like Jennifer the girl who sold him comics at a local comic shop.
I would mess with her and say things like "Wow, he sure imagined you with barely any clothes on at all!" She'd give me a look like she wanted to strangle me. It was priceless. She told me once that I was one of her favorite people because when the really annoying customers would come in and want to carry on really geeky conversations with her, I'd just say one or two sarcastic sentences and they'd shut up. She'd say "I don't even know if you know you are doing it." I'd say "I knew. I wanted them to shut up too." She'd smile.

Darkchylde #½ with certificate



Defiant1
edited by Defiant1 on 3/8/2017

I believe this to be the 1st Michael Turner credits at Image. I was still buying Witchblade when I picked this up. I wasn't reading it though. I thought Michael Turners art was pretty, nothing more. I think he just has inking credits in the and only as one whoassisted.

Cyberforce #9


Defiant1
edited by Defiant1 on 3/8/2017

Devil Dinosaur #1

Anyone who has read a Continuity book before 1990 has probably seen an ad for Freak Show. After almost 20 years from the time the first ads ran, I asked Bernie Wrightson if Freak Show would ever see the light of day. His response was, "Oh, it's coming out next month?"

So, it did come out from Image and I bought the hardback.



Sadly, he is in VERY poor health. He may not be around much longer.

Defiant1
edited by Defiant1 on 3/8/2017

Gil,

I'm not sure your copy is a first print. The original price was 8.95 and the price on your book is 12.95.

Jesse

Okay, Gil. I have deleted the lot of them. Have at it.

Jesse

This is Valiant's first published comic book. They started out with Nintendo Comics because a lawyer who was part owner of Valiant was double dipping and working for Nintendo and Valiant.



Defiant1

Magnus Il Nemico Dei Robot



Defiant1

The Monsters Unleashed Spider-Man/Deadpool one shot. Listed as #1.MU, cannot find it anywhere.


Any Help Please?