my books and magazines collection

[michelle]

got these 3 graphic novels  in the mail today 

[michelle]

got some more star trek and star wars graphic novels 

[michelle]

i got these 3 dukes of hazzard reference books today 
the roads back to early hazzard is all about the first 5 episodes that were shot in conyers and coventry georgia before the production moved to california  starting with episode 6 there is alot of cool black and white behind the scenes photos of the production during the filming of the first 5 episodes plus then and now aka at the time the book was made photos of locations used 

 

[michelle]

got this new star trek hardback novel in the mail today 

[sidcharles]

On 11/25/2024 at 11:30 PM, michelle said:

I wish I had some of the model car magazine contest car issues but they are not sold at the stores I go to 
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go to different stores SAP

[michelle]

24 minutes ago, sidcharles said:

go to different stores SAP

there is only a few stores around me that sell magazines mainly the 3 walmarts in my area and one giant eagle grocery store 

[Dragline]

I'm not going go into my years as a comic book dealer and all that. Besides, I am done with it. However, I do have one collection that I am very proud of. My collection of Heavy Metal magazine. I have every issue from number 1 April 1977 to issue 320. I also have every hardcover and variant as well as all the Specials. It's a comprehensive collection. I also don't have a single issue below a vf grade. That means every copy is super nice. Some were never circulated, some were in private collections and were doubles. It took 9 years of diligence to complete this collection. They are also all in Mylar bags with special backing boards of the highest quality. If you've ever read HM you know what it's about. They are adult comics basically. Nothing is really off the table as far as nudity and violence are concerned. Not for the kiddies.

I also have many other Heavy Metal magazine related items. Once you start, it's hard to stop.

[michelle]

1 hour ago, Dragline said:

I'm not going go into my years as a comic book dealer and all that. Besides, I am done with it. However, I do have one collection that I am very proud of. My collection of Heavy Metal magazine. I have every issue from number 1 April 1977 to issue 320. I also have every hardcover and variant as well as all the Specials. It's a comprehensive collection. I also don't have a single issue below a vf grade. That means every copy is super nice. Some were never circulated, some were in private collections and were doubles. It took 9 years of diligence to complete this collection. They are also all in Mylar bags with special backing boards of the highest quality. If you've ever read HM you know what it's about. They are adult comics basically. Nothing is really off the table as far as nudity and violence are concerned. Not for the kiddies.

I also have many other Heavy Metal magazine related items. Once you start, it's hard to stop.

i not a fan of single issue comics i prefer trade publication graphic novels which compile all the issues in a particular comic story arc in one book minus the ads and each issue treated as a chapter 

[Dragline]

50 minutes ago, michelle said:

i not a fan of single issue comics i prefer trade publication graphic novels which compile all the issues in a particular comic story arc in one book minus the ads and each issue treated as a chapter 

It's funny you should say that because the stories are serialized through several issues. Then in the 90s entire issues were devoted to single stories. It's all over the map. Probably not for you I think. But thought I'd add to your thread. My thing isn't always for everyone.