The real winners are the Ice Cream Man which is still around a $30 book and the Batman BeyondâŠ
Hell yeah you did! I actually need the B cover HA3 still⊠one day. I blew my way on Thanos 13 and WotR: NAoA
I spotted those too. Good scores!
Pretty much what the price was for Ice Cream Man, $30 in store, they have had it for a while I was just waiting for a sale and a hope that no one else would pick it up, with the discount it came to $7.50 which I was more than happy to pay 
Picked this up today at an LCS. Itâs really clean, maybe a 9.6 after press n clean. Paid $140 US. Im not a TMNT guy, at all. But picked this up because of the condition. 1st April OâNeal, and 2nd Turtles et al.
Really good buy you made. I think a lot of 2nd appearances are very undervalued. Not about TMNT but I had a Daredevil #2 CGC 6.0 2nd app of Daredevil that I probably sold for too low
That first Black Hammer is niceeeeee!
Was happy to grab it at such a good price.
Now Iâm done, not going back to the LCS haha, Iâve now completed the incentive run for Thor #1-8 so happy about that. Thor #7 1:25 was $2 after discount 

LCS had 15% off Black Friday/Small Business Saturday sale. Grabbed these booksâŠneed to go back for a few more but been spending a lot lately but not selling a lot.
Love me some good Boba Fett books. Blood Ties #2 is Bobaâs daughter 1st app. Was thrilled to find it in NM+ Or better shape.
Hereâs my Thanksgiving haul. Nothing too crazy. My shops had good sales, but there isnât a huge influx of new stuff so I tend to look for newer spec. I was very happy to grab the What If though. Absolute beautiful copy and it ended up being $75. All told, I spent $150 for everything. The What if can fetch that alone on a good day.
Iâve enjoyed the first three issues of, âStillwater,â but am not sure where exactly it is going.
Some of these indie books suffer from inconsistency. Autumnal 1 was good, but 2 was a waste of paper. We Only Find them When Theyâre Dead 1 was good, 2 was a mess, but 3 was solid. Seems like they all have a good idea, but the execution of the idea is where they fail.
Yeah, a lot of them seem like they may have gotten going based on the initial idea/pitch, but there wasnât a lot of planning beyond that point. Or in some cases with some indie titles it seems like creators are planning the longer plot of everything as if itâs a guaranteed year+ long series and forgetting that indie titles need to keep peoplesâ attention issue to issue until they become established.
cough Undiscovered Country cough
Itâs Lost-syndrome. Great idea for an overall story, have it all planned out on how to start and grab peeopleâs attention, and then just winging it in the middle.
Thereâs a lot of creators who yes, come up with a great story but only have the beginning⊠they never thought out the middle and end of the story. Some probably just like pushing number 1âs when they need to pay the bills as well⊠then just move on to the next idea.
This is where Brian K Vaughn is a master writer as an indie creator. He seems to have the full story thought out from beginning to end and tries to focus on 1 project at a time instead of trying to juggle many stories at once.
I am liking It Eats What Feeds It so far, but it feels like a 10 book story that they are cramming into 4.
I thought it ended with issue 3. It has been good though





