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SAVED BY THE BELL Special Holiday Issue Comic Book

jnaidoo — Thu, 17 May 2012 22:00:15 +0000

I’m pretty sure the cover of this comic comes from the Saved By Bell episode with the murder mystery. That was such a great episode, probably my favorite one.caccavalej is selling this comic for all you Bell fans.

Hard Rock Comics Nirvana #4 1992

jnaidoo — Thu, 17 May 2012 19:00:14 +0000

I remember back in the early 90′s when these Rock Comics were all the rage. moulinpuj is selling issue #4 featuring Nirvana. I wonder Kurt Cobain thought about been featured in a comic.

Captain America of The Avengers Dead Men Running Comic Set Signed by Derek Hess

jnaidoo — Thu, 17 May 2012 16:00:09 +0000

moulinpuj is selling a rare 3 piece Captain America set from 2002. This is a special set, it is drawn by Derek Hess. Hess is famous for all those cool concert posters you’ve seen on Ebay. Definitely one of my favorite artists and he was nice enough to sign these.

The Secret To Finding Great Daredevil Art For Low Prices

pkindlon — Mon, 14 May 2012 13:03:42 +0000

The secret to finding affordable Daredevil art is to not have Daredevil in the art.

Here’s a page from Daredevil 367. You might notice it’s by Gene Colan and it’s awesome. You probably also notice that there is no Daredevil costume in this piece. It’s Matt Murdock in a cute little boxing outfit. What this does for you is bring the potential cost of this down a great deal. I know you love Daredevil, but if you love him you also love him without the outfit. Get on this before someone else does.

The Career Left Turn

pkindlon — Thu, 10 May 2012 14:39:28 +0000

Before he entered his current strata of OBVIOUS weird dude, the LESS OBVIOUS weird dude Frank Miller was a creative powerhouse.

Let’s all sigh together.

Then click on the images to check out auctions that bring the pre-unhinged Miller to your longbox for next to nothing. Good dealz.

Brian Wood… If He Could

pkindlon — Tue, 08 May 2012 15:51:27 +0000

Does anyone remember the tagline for the film Cool World? Well, I just stole it for the title of this post.

Anyway, Brian Wood is a talented dude. His “look how well I know young people” material is flat for me, but his grittier work is great. He’s working on a property called The Massive right this second that I think deserves more attention. This post is meant to get you interested in him as a writer, if you aren’t already.

DMZ is one of his career highpoints. Manhattan is a demilitarized zone separating the armies of the second American civil war. The main character is a reporter covering life in the zone. Sometimes melodramatic, but never truly ham-fisted, this book ranges from conspiracy to slice-of-life. It feels authentic across the board. Check out the auction below. It’s the first 23 issues of the series for a low price. You could get the trades, but then you’d be a poser.

Ramble On, Rabbit.

pkindlon — Fri, 04 May 2012 11:13:17 +0000

I’m traveling today and, as I live in a fantasy world, I’m reminded of one of my favorite wandering characters. Usagi Yojimbo is a great homeless person. Instead of living under a bridge or begging for change outside the mall, he just wanders and sets things right where they’ve gone wrong.

Here’s a quick sketch from his creator, Stan Sakai. And for cheap. Click on the image if you want to check a dirt-cheap Buy-It-Now. Would look nice framed IN YOUR HOME, which you are lucky enough to have. Unlike our homeless friend Usagi.

War Comics Is Hell

pkindlon — Wed, 02 May 2012 17:33:39 +0000

Was The ‘Nam any different from the multitude of war comics that came before? Did it really deviate that much from the British war titles that were so popular decades earlier? I can’t say. Maybe.

But it was an undeniably well-done war book. It had corny elements and certainly wasn’t gritty as we now define that word. But for the time and the audience it was remarkably on-topic and on-message. It was a moment. Here’s the first 25 issues for the cost of a footlong sub. BUY NOW.

Put a Hex On Your Office

pkindlon — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 15:07:42 +0000

I get that I love production art way more than the average dude, but check this out: You’re a young professional (yopro) and have your first office. You want to decorate it nice, but you don’t trust the cleaning lady not to run-off with your original, framed, art. Well, here you go. The same art for a fraction of the price.

SO, SO FRAMABLE. THESE PIECES ARE CALLING OUT TO BE PUT ON YOUR WALL. LOOK AT THESE DAMN THINGS. BEAUTIFUL. CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL.

Hellboy, Corben, Weird Little Demons… It’s Perfection.

pkindlon — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 14:46:31 +0000

So, the reserve on this has not been met. And the Buy-It-Now is a little pricy. So is it worth it to bid on this bad-boy? HELL YES.

This single page has so much for a comic book fan, it’s unreal. Hellboy put through the filter of great later-era Corben? Little monsters? Are you kidding? It’s too perfect. And it’s signed, which is great for you weirdo collectors out there. Take a swing, make a bid. See if this dude is bluffing with that Buy-It-Now. If you can get this piece for cheap, it’s a major score.