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Is there any forum where I can offer Disney comics?
Is it ok to post the offer here?
I prefer a forum than ebay...

I need space in my shelves for other comics so I´m going to sell these comics:

Uncle Scrooge McDuck His Life and Times
- Celestial Arts USA 1987, hardbound
- large size: 34,3 x 24,9 x 3,8 cm
- best Barks-Uncle Scrooge stories
- magnificient coloring
- language: english
- additional articles
- condition: used but very good/good, non-smoking owner
- PRICE: 200 USD + shipping from Germany

Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney´s Donald Duck
- Another Rainbow USA, 80ies, 30 books hardbound, with 10 slipcases
- Barks Disney comics complete
- black and white like Barks drew them
- language: english
- large size
- many additional articles by comic experts
- condition: used but very good/good, read only once or twice, non-smoking owner
- PRICE complete: 2500,- USD + shipping from germany

Here are the pictures: http://nikoandresen.jimdo.com/comics-zum-verkauf/

If you´ve got any questions please send me a mail.
Of course you can come and have a look at the books,
I live in the very south of germany.

Quote from user: legionnaireI am wondering if anyone would like to buy a set of about 50 Mickey Mouse Weeklys (UK) that were printed from the late 30s to early 40s. These have gorgeous original color covers and also some original Disney stories created only for the UK market. You can check them up easily enough on Google, or view some similar items on ebay. I even wrote an article on these for the magazine Comic Book Marketplace many years ago. I could list them individually on ebay but am reluctant to split the set up. All are in good to very good condition. These are definitely for the serious Disney comic collectors only.
Can you place a link to some on e-Bay?

Those 1940s issues would be nice to have. But I can't afford them. The later issues probably have little that I don't have in other forms (European and North American comic books), other than original covers, but the artwork on the '50s and later covers doesn't look all that interesting.