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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.
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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
Best Hulk arcs: There are a thousand good Hulk stories, of course, and what makes something the "best" is always going to be a matter of opinion, but some sensible suggestions can be found here: http://www
Normally I would be able to pinpoint something like this, but the reason I haven't got back to you sooner is that I haven't found, despite extensive searching, anything helpful. I will keep looking
I haven't been able to pin down exact information on Valda, but these sites may give you some clues: http://www.piftails.com/comics/a_displaycomicsmandynodetail.php http://www.26pigs.com/mandy/characters
Popularity is ill-defined and changes all the time. You can measure it by sales, or through various polls from time to time. Here's one: http://comicbooks.about.com/od/comicbooksaz/tp/topcomics.htm
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