TerryE's Collection

[Teriw]

My first thought at as well.

[peteOcha]

I was thinking this, but I guess Dan could be into Hellboy as well...

[Dan Hocker]

I was thinking this, but I guess Dan could be into Hellboy as well...

Hey pokemon was a great gameboy game back in the day. Especially if you knew how to cheat... lol

[peteOcha]

That it was! I never knew there were cheats for it though...

[Dan Hocker]

That it was! I never knew there were cheats for it though...

Not really cheats, just some glitches in the game you could exploit.

[bookworm 1]

Cool love comics.I will be posting comics this week as this Saturday May 5th is Free comic book day.One of my favorite days of the year.Go to the web site everybody and find a store near you.Comic book stores are like the small press and you can find a ton of fun stuff there.Can't wait to see what you post Terry.

I moved some more comic boxes today, and a few new pics will be coming soon. HUGE tease for Dan, though. He'll love one thing I found!

[Teriw]

Some of us don't have comic book stores anywhere within a 6hr drive. lol. Not that I would go if I did...maybe for get some DT comics but we don't have one

[bookworm 1]

Some of us don't have comic book stores anywhere within a 6hr drive. lol. Not that I would go if I did...maybe for get some DT comics but we don't have one

[srboone]

I haven't walked into a comic book shop in a really long time. Last time was probably 2004--looking for some 1st edition Call of Cthulhu role playing modules/keeper aides.

[TerryE]

Hellboy??

And there's just too much of a good thing to show you Mr. Siep. How about 2 boxes of Gladstone (Disney) comic albums? These were the magazine sized, squarebound graphic novels. Not sure if they were available to you at the time, but Gladstone did some great Disney work back in the late '80s and '90s.

Did you get the black & white reprint volumes of Carl Barks from Another Rainbow when they were being published back in the '80s? These were put out as 3 book, slipcased sets and over the course of 10 or 12 sets, reprinted every Barks comic.

[TerryE]

One of my favorites, that most of you never heard of, "Cerebus". This comic started as a Conan spoof, starring an aardvark barbarian, but after a dozen or more issues became a satire of society, politics, and religion. Around this point the creator decided it would be a 300 issue limited series and would end with the death of the main character. He was true to his word. When time came for reprint collections he did "phonebooks" of 30-50 issues at a time. Here are the first few. And a special issue #0, from when they were all the rage.

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[TerryE]

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[TerryE]

One of the greatest Superman stories. "For the Man Who has Everything"

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[TerryE]

The beginning of my favorite incarnation of the Justice League. And an iconic (often copied cover).

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[TerryE]

Just a really cool Brian Bolland cover.

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