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Steven YounisAvailable
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I can (hopefully) answer any and all Superman-related questions on Comics, Movies, TV, Animation, Radio, etc... | |
Deran McKeenU.S.
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I am an expert on the storylines of most DC and Marvel comics particularly the X-Men, Justice League and most Marvel comics of the 70's, 80's and early 90's. The characters with which I am the most familiar are Daredevil, Iron Man, Batman, the various members of the Justice Society, the Hulk, Captain America, the Avengers, Green Lantern, The Flash and the Teen Titans. Anything I don't know I will be more than happy to research for you until you get the answer you are looking for. | |
Mark HarmonU.S.
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Collector since I was 10 and a seller for the past fifteen years. Expertise in Marvel and DC superhero comics but am knowledgeable about a variety of independents as well. If I don`t know the answer, I can usually direct you to someone who can. | |
Chris BrownU.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. | |
Grant HudsonU.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. | |
Kellen TylerU.S.
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As a hardcore X-Men fan, I can answer any question about Marvel's Mighty Mutants. I can also answer questions about the spin-off groups (X-Factor, New Mutants/X-Force, Excalibur, Generation X, New X-Men, and the other many incarnations). I specialize in the X-universe but I can answer a lot of Marvel questions as well. Make Mine Marvel. In addition to the comics, I can answer questions about the X-Men cartoons (TAS from the 90s and Evolution) as well as the X-Men feature films. I don't have any expertise or knowledge of the DC Universe. | |
J. Spyder IsaacsonU.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. | |
MatterEaterLadU.S.
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I am an encyclopaedia of Super Hero knowledge. You need all the types of kryptonite? I am your guy? Flash variants? Right here. Why Nighthawk is so messed up? Yep. (sadly.) Hit me up with factual questions, esoteric questions or anything of an industry nature. I will not give appraisals nor tell you why your Hulk #180 is graded as a 5.6 instead of the 9.8 you think it is. | |
Brian G. PhilbinAvailable
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I`ve collected comics for 40 years and I'm able to answer most questions regarding comics, creators, fandom and the industry from the Golden Age through the Silver & Bronze Ages up through today`s comics, with an emphasis on super and action heroes. I have knowledge of the Western, Funny Animals, Romance and other genres, but to a lesser degree. 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. |
It sounds as though you've read the best Joker stories already, though you may find some others of interest here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joker_(comics) particularly Death in the Family and
Hi David This doesn't ring any bell for me from the details you provide. Do you believe it was an American comic? I would not be familiar with it if it was made in some country other than the U.S
Hi Becky Nice of you to support your husband's hobby. These comics all have a price guide value of around $3 in mint condition, which tends to be the standard price for a recent comic. They are in
Hi, Susan - thanks for your question! You'll find them in Four Color Comics by Dell. The subtitle is "Mary Jane and Sniffles". Al Hubbard rendered the characters and Chase Craig was the writer of
Hi Mark - Wow! Back in the 'day' there were only a few to choose from but now there are so many! My advice would be to pick the titles that interest you and give a graphic novel from that series a
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