Struck out. Had issues 3 and up.
Red hood had issues 24 and down.
Let me know when those heat up!
Struck out. Had issues 3 and up.
Red hood had issues 24 and down.
Let me know when those heat up!
This was mentioned prior (thank you)but I do think itās worth mentioning againā¦
Without any fanfare, the A cover of Daredevil Cold Day in Hell has been really, really hard to find. I think folks went with the Rose Beach cover over it.
Itās not crazy but it is selling well &, at least for me, it has been impossible to find & Iāve been searching for a few weeks (at places in my region vs online of course).
Mine took 24 hours to sell, but just sold for $40. Should have one more coming in the mail this week.
I clicked on a Comic Tom video today for the first time in ages and he was recommending Cold Day in Hell. If he still moves the needle, that could be a factor.
⦠itāll be a cold day in hell before I ⦠(sorry, couldnāt resist)
Wondered why Iād sold three copies of the #2 Dellāotto this eveningā¦
Well, because of this mention, just bought several copies online effectively spending all the profit just made on the dark patterns sell.
Yessir.The life of a flipper.
Hehā¦I can honestly say I hadnāt seen that video.
Just found it & watchedā¦uggā¦He has too much energy for me lol To each their own I suppose.
He isnāt wrong though⦠itās an incredible series.
I was really surprised I couldnāt easily find the A cover.
Two days ago, people were bidding this upā¦
l***g got left holding the bagā¦selling for nearly half the final bid 2 days agoā¦
And that is why you should not bid (show your cards) until the last secondsā¦
Starting to see why. Kinda gruesome. From what I can gather guy cannot feel pain, and has mutilated himself to the point where Batman canāt even punch him or rough him up for fear he will kill him, heās such a critical state. Very interesting.
The running theory in issue #2 is he was ācreatedā by experiments being run by Ace Chemicalsā¦some experiment with pain inhibitors. But a whole town may have been in the experiment. So there could be more like him.
The character seems to have a list of victims, possibly a revenge list.
So this is a limited series (apparently notā¦story ended with issue 9, issue 10 is a new arc). So thereās a good chance (A) heās not the only āwound manā, and (B) he will die in the last issue, ending his place in Batmanās rogues gallery.
Whatever motivates him may be limited as well, and by the end of the story even if the character survives that motivation may be gone.
It seems like a cool character. Story was decent enough I may grab the other issues, so holding the book for now. Going to ride this one out.
Edit: issue 9 came out this past weekā¦has anyone read it to know if the character may be back again? Iām wondering if that ending is what propelled this book this past weekā¦
Nothing in Issue #9 on the Wounded Man
Thanks. I should look at the covers first. Getting confused by the past solicitations.
Issue 3 was the last in the arc, apparently?
When I bid on things, I just put the max amount Iām willing to pay on the first bid and leave it be. If I win, great⦠if I donāt win at my max price or lower, I still win⦠cause I didnāt overpay.
This is the same attitude I went into when I used to go to live auctions. I used to buy mainly books to resell and other paper collectibles. I had a value put on any item and then would bid up to 25% of that value I thought I could resell the item. If I won great, if I did not it was great too because I did not overpay. So, if the value of a product was say $100, I would pay up to $25. I would list the item at $100 and usually sell that say item in a week or two. If it did not sell at that price, I would drop it to $75 and it would usually sell right away. This would only apply to items that you knew the value of and it actually would sell at those prices. Even if you list the item at $50, you still will double your money in a quick amount of time.
Yes, 3X3 issue arcs so far
Why did you stop?
I stopped because the amounts involved are not worth my time. Trying to do it with original comic art
Keep an eye on Immortal Legend Batman #1 1:25.