From: rawdon@colby.cs.wisc.edu (Michael Rawdon)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.comics.marketplace
Subject: Quite a few comics, GNs, etc., for sale!
Date: 25 Jan 93 00:23:34 GMT
Reply-To: rawdon@colby.cs.wisc.edu
Organization: University of Wisconsin Computer Sciences Dept., Madison, WI

I'm in the process of selling off most of my comics collection.  Listed below
are the ones I have immediately available for sale.  Most of them are DC's and
Marvels from the '80s, though there are some independents and some from the
'70s.  There are also some very recent books which I've decided I don't want
to keep, as well as some graphic novels, paperbacks and hardcovers (listed at
the end).

In general, these prices are about 50% to 70% of the prices given in the most
recent Comics Buyer's Guide Price Guide.  They're also negotiable, if you want
to haggle.  However, I'm more likely to lower my price for someone who wants
to buy a large number of books than for someone who's only buying a few (say,
less than fifteen).  On the other hand, it doesn't hurt to make an offer; the
worst I can do is decline. :-)

The prices below are mostly given for SETS of books, rather than for
individual issues.  I am willing to break sets if you want to inquire about
prices for individual books, but I will generally give priority to people who
want to buy a set.

The vast majority of books are near mint to mint in condition (i.e., as if
they just came off the rack at the comic shop).  There are exceptions, and
these are noted below.  Feel free to ask for specific details about a book's
condition, since my idea of "fine" might not be the same as your idea of
"fine".  Certainly no books should be missing any pages or covers or anything
that dramatic, though.

I require that you pay for packing and shipping.  We'll guesstimate the cost
before you send me a check.  If it turns out to cost a little more, I'll eat
the extra.  If it turns out to be less, I'm willing to refund the balance.  I
can ship things both via US Mail and UPS, whichever you desire.  I ship by
first class US Mail unless asked otherwise.

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to ask.  I try to be
reasonable.  Money is serious stuff, and I try to deal with people the way I
would want to be dealt with in their place.

Send all inquiries to me at rawdon@colby.cs.wisc.edu, or, alternately,
rawdon@cs.wisc.edu.  As a last resort, you might try rawdon@rex.cs.tulane.edu.

Hope to hear from you!


Aliens
	#3 (1st Printing): $7.00
Alpha Flight
	#32-50, Annual #1: $29.00 for set
	#67, 73-76, 78-79: $1.00 each
Amazing Spider-Man
	#268-292: $110.00 for set
	Annual #13: $2.00 (Condition "very good")
	Annual #16: $2.50
	Annual #20: $2.00
Arion The Immortal
	#1-4: $2.50 for set
Armageddon: Inferno
	#1-4: $2.50 for set
Badger
	#27-29: $2.50 for set
Batman
	1978 Spectacular: $2.50 (Condition "very good")
	#401-403: $6.00 for set
	#404-407 (Year One): $14.00 for set
	#408-416: $13.00 for set
	#417-420 (Ten Nights Of The Beast): $40.00 for set
	#426-429 (Death In The Family): $45.00 for set
	#441-442 (Lonely Place Of Dying): $7.50 for both
	Annual #11: $2.50
Batman: The Blue, The Grey, And The Bat: $3.00
Batman: The Cult
	#1-4: $36.00 for set
Batman: Dark Knight
	#2 (1st Printing): $9.00 (Condition "Fine")
	#4: $6.00
Batman: The Killing Joke (1st Printing): $11.00
Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgment On Gotham: $3.50
Big Numbers
	#1-2: $5.00 for both (Condition "Fine")
Black Orchid
	#1-3: $10.00 for set
Books Of Magic
	#1-4: $18.00 for set
Captain America
	#332-335: $13.00 for set
Captain Marvel (by Jim Starlin)
	#30-32: $7.50 for set
Cosmic Odyssey
	#1-4: $11.00 for set
Dark Horse Presents
	#3, 9, 11-13, 15, 16 (Condition "very fine"), 17-23, 25-26, 28, 32:
		$30.00 for set
Darkstars
	#1: $1.00
Death's Head II (Unlimited series)
	#1-2: $2.00 for both
Detective Comics
	#434: $1.75
	#452: $2.50
	#454-455: $1.50 each
	#486: $1.00 (Condition "Fine")
	#500: $2.50 (Condition "Very Fine")
	#526: $5.00
	#568: $0.75
	#572: $1.50
	#579-582: $3.00 for set
Doom Force
	#1: $1.50
Doom Patrol
	#19-32: $50.00 for set
	#53-63: $10.00 for set
Eclipso: The Darkness Within
	#1: $1.50
Excalibur Special: The Sword Is Drawn: $9.00 (Condition "Fine")
Flash (Wally West Series)
	#1 (Four copies): $12.00 each
	#2 (Three copies): $7.00 each
	#3: $3.00
	#4-5: $2.50 each
	#6-7, 8-9 (2 copies each), 10, 12: $2.00 each
	#14: $2.50
	#15-16, 18-22: $1.50 each
	#23-25, 27-28: $1.25 each
	#52, 56-59: $0.50 each
	Annual #1: $2.00
	Annual #2-3: $1.00 each
Green Arrow
	#1-17, 19-20, Annual #1: $30.00 for set
Green Lantern: Emerald Dawn
	#1, 3-6: $23.00 for set
Green Lantern: Ganthet's Tale: $3.00
Green Lantern (Beginning 1990)
	#1-3: $8.00 for set
Green Lantern Corps Quarterly
	#1-3: $3.75 for set
Grendel
	#13: $1.50
Guardians Of The Galaxy
	#1-4: $13.00 for set
Hawk And Dove (Limited Series)
	#4: $2.50
Hawkworld (Limited Series)
	#1-3: $17.00 for set
Hawkworld (Unlimited Series)
	#1-2: $7.00 for both
	#21-30, Annual #3: $9.50 for set
Heckler
	#1: $0.75
Hell's Angel (later became Dark Angel)
	#1: $1.00
Infinity, Inc.
	#11-13: $1.50 for set
	#14-37, Annual #1 (Pencils by Todd McFarlane): $70.00 for set
Infinity War
	#1-6: $7.50 for set
Iron Man
	#63, 65, 72-74, 77, 81, 84-90, 92, 94, 96-112: $90.00 for set
		(These books range in quality from "fine" to "mint".  A few of
		the later ones are British editions, meaning that the price on
		the cover is in pence rather than cents; the books are
		otherwise identical to the US editions)
	#169-170: $8.00 for both
	#200: $3.00
	#225-231 (Armor Wars): $15.00 for set
	#232 (Barry Windsor-Smith): $1.50
Justice League (International/America)
	#1-7, Annual #1: $40.00 for set
	#8: $1.50
	#9-10 (2 copies each), 11-12, 13 (2 copies): $1.00 each
	#14 (2 copies), 15-17: $0.50 each
	#18-19 (Lobo): $4.00 each
	#26: $1.00
	Annual #2: $3.00
Justice League Europe
	#37-39: $1.50 for set
Knights Of Pendragon (Second Series)
	#1: $1.00
Legends Of The Dark Knight
	#1: $3.50
	#6-10 (Gothic): $8.00 for set
	#11-15 (Prey): $6.00 for set
	#16, 21: $0.75 each
	#35-36 (Destiny): $1.50 for set
Longshot
	#1-6: $50.00 for set
		(These issues range from "very fine" to "mint")
Marvel Comics Presents
	#1-10 (Wolverine Story): $24.00 for set
	#1 (Additional Copy): $4.00
	#11-14: $5.00 for set
The 'Nam
	#1-12: $18.00 for set
Namor The Sub-Mariner
	#25-35: $6.00 for set
New Mutants
	#9: $2.50 (Condition "Fine")
	#15: $4.00 (Condition "Fine")
	#16-17: $5.00 for set (Condition "Fine")
	#30, 34-35: $1.00 each (Condition "Fine")
	#36: $1.50
	#60-61: $5.00 for both
	Special Edition #1 (Arthur Adams): $3.00 (Condition "Very Fine")
New Titans
	#84-86: $2.00 for set
Nick Fury Vs. SHIELD
	#1-6: $40.00 for set
Nightcrawler
	#1-4: $8.00 for set
Omega Men
	#1-24, Annual #1: $35.00 for set
The Prisoner
	#1-4: $7.00 for set
The Question
	#1-18, 22: $30.00 for set
	#11, 13-14, 16-17 (Additional copies of each): $1.50 for each
The Ray
	#2-6: $8.00 for set
Robin 3000
	#1-2: $5.00 for both
Sandman
	#21-28 (Season Of Mists): $26.00 for set
Shadow (Limited Series)
	#1-4: $13.00 for set
	#1 (Additional Copy): $5.00
Silver Surfer (Beginning 1987)
	#1-13, Annual #1: $35.00 for set
	#7 (Additional Copy): $2.00
Spawn
	#6: $1.00
Star Trek (First DC Series)
	Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: $1.00
	#48-51, Annual #3: $5.00 for set
Superman: The Man Of Steel
	Annual #1 (Eclipso: The Darkness Within tie-in): $1.00
Swamp Thing (Current Series)
	Annual #2: $2.50
	#55, 57, 61-62, 65-68: $12.00 for set
	Annual #3: $2.00
	Annual #4: $3.00
V For Vendetta
	#1: $2.50
Watchmen
	#1-12: $32.00 for set
Web Of Spider-Man
	#1: $15.00
	#6-23, 25, Annual #2: $50.00 for set
West Coast Avengers (Unlimited Series)
	#1-20, Annual #1: $28.00 for set
Wolverine
	#50: $3.00
Wonder Woman (Beginning 1987)
	Special #1: $1.00
	#63: $0.75


GRAPHIC NOVELS
Daredevil: Love And War (Miller/Sienkiewicz): $3.00
Incredible Hulk & Thing: The Big Change: $3.50
Private Files Of The Shadow (Hardcover): $10.00
Spider-Man: Hooky: $3.00
Time^2: The Epiphany: $3.00
Time^2: The Satisfaction Of Black Mariah: $3.00

-- 
Michael Rawdon				  rawdon@colby.cs.wisc.edu
University of Wisconsin Computer Sciences Department,  Madison, WI

An inferiority complex is when you realize that everyone has better problems
than yours.