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Grant Hudson

U.K.
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Collector since I was 8, never thrown any comic away in all that time (35 years!). Expertise in Marvel and DC superhero comics but also knowledgeable about a variety of independents as well. Know a lot about 1960s and 1970s stuff.

J. Spyder Isaacson

U.S.
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I'm mostly a DC/Marvel fan, but can answer a wide variety of questions on pretty much anything but romance and sword-and-sorcery comics. Ask away and find out if I have the answer. (Even if I don't, I can probably guide you to where you CAN find it!) ***PLEASE DO NOT ASK ME*** to give you a value on comics - that is only possible by direct physical evaluation of the individual issues.

Chris Brown

U.S.
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I have extensive knowledge on comic books published from 1897 through 1975. My knowledge goes beyond superheroes to include early strip reprints from 1897-1930 or so, science fiction, horror comics of the 50s and 70s, love, crime, satire and other genres. I can provide advice on buying or selling comics as well as answering general queries.

Steven Younis

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I can (hopefully) answer any and all Superman-related questions on Comics, Movies, TV, Animation, Radio, etc...

Brian G. Philbin

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I`ve been collecting comics for over 40 years and am able to answer most questions regarding comics, creators, fandom and the industry from the Golden Age through to today`s comics, with an emphasis on super and action heroes and most of my expertise ranges in the Silver to Modern Ages. My expertise lies in DC Comics/National Periodical Publications, although my general knowledge extends well into Marvel, Tower, Archie, Charlton & many of the "Independent" companies that began in the late 70`s & 80`s. I do have some knowledge of the Western, Funny Animals, Romance and other genres, but to a lesser degree, so please don't grade me on specific knowledge of these areas if you choose to ask me questions on those topics. For questions related to or similar to "How much are my comics worth?", please see my website, which will provide quick answers and tools for you to obtain those answers at:

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2012-01-22 comics:

Hi Donald    You stated Drag N' Wheels #4. However, this title started with issue #30. I'm guessing you are referring to one of the issues in the 40s. Issues 40 thru 44 were published in 1970. These are

2012-01-20 price fo spiderman comic books:

Hi Hubert    The price depends a lot on the specific issue number and the condition the comic is in. The first issue of the Spider-man title, Amazing Spider-Man #1, came out in March of 1963. This issue

2012-01-03 Print Error:

Hi, Phileshia - thanks for your question!    Sorry for the delay - I've been down with pneumonia since before the beginning of the year and am just now well enough to catch up on e-mail.    I hope that

2012-01-02 Green Lantern Blackest Night Part One:

Hi Maggie    This is really outside my expertise. However, I did find a website that agrees with the order you provided:    http://comics.ign.com/articles/100/1002574p4.html    It also gives a good overview

2011-12-29 star wars comic:

Hi John    I think I have received more questions about Star Wars comics, especially #1, than anything else. Copies of #1 with a blank bar code are reprints. As such, they aren't worth much. If in perfect

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