This week was another where I managed to score some cool stuff from the quarter bin of my local comic shop. Sad thing is, it also continues to pound home just how EXPENSIVE current comics are. 2/3 of my final cost was the tiny stack of new issues, dwarfed by a huge stack of almost 60 issues that totaled roughly HALF the cost of the other 7 issues (one of which was a $1 comic).
Sharing the awesomeness…
Picked up where I left off a couple months ago, adding to my Silver Surfer run:
And getting a great start on my early post-Crisis Flash run (no pun intended):
Some early 1990s X-Men issues (two editions of Bishop’s first appearance…not sure if the one is the first print or 3rd or later; the gold cover is the 2nd print:
The GI Joe/Transformers full 4-issue mini, and 4 of the first 5 issues of GI Joe Special Missions:
Couple shiny issues, Infinity Gauntlet #1, and the first issue of the “new” X-Factor:
The entire stack of quarter-bin awesomeness compared to the new issues:
The new issues:
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