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Topic: Boom moving away from two covers a month...
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Kcduck
Boom moving away from two covers a month...
Message 16 -
2011-02-11 at 02:43:03
It did not bother me too much that Uncle Scrooge #400 had a few variants. My LCS is very accommodating in my quest to collect Uncle Scrooge comics. I personally really enjoyed the Carl Barks painting and thought it was a nice tribute to his continued legacy. Though I live in a major metropolitan area, I am one of only two other collectors who has a pull list of any Disney comic at any comic store in our city. I guess for that matter, actually any edition of Boom!'s Disney books is actually quite rare, variant or not.
Roger North
Boom moving away from two covers a month...
Message 17 -
2011-02-11 at 04:20:51
Quote from user: MrClevelandQuote from user: Roger NorthI never liked Superman comics anyway. I perfered more clean style comics like Disney and Archie mainly because they rely on plot and character.
I never got into the Superman Comics either, nor Batman...though I own the DVD of The Batman's franchise of the 90's.
I, myself, like The Disney Comics, Simpsons/Futurama Comics, and Looney Tunes Comics.
And as for adventure...I get The Sonic the Hedgehog Comics (I pwn some Sonic Games....)
I used to read Sonic The Hedgehog comics but I lost interest after the 16th issue. I never lost interest in the Disney issues though.
I never got into the Superman Comics either, nor Batman...though I own the DVD of The Batman's franchise of the 90's.
I, myself, like The Disney Comics, Simpsons/Futurama Comics, and Looney Tunes Comics.
And as for adventure...I get The Sonic the Hedgehog Comics (I pwn some Sonic Games....)
I used to read Sonic The Hedgehog comics but I lost interest after the 16th issue. I never lost interest in the Disney issues though.
MustangRockstar
Boom moving away from two covers a month...
Message 18 -
2011-02-12 at 02:43:25
I read some Superhero comics as a kid, but I was mostly into Disney, ALF and Ninja Turtles. I've always had a passing interest in Batman, but that mostly consists of the cartoon and movies these days.
Tried Star Wars for a while. The comics look nice, but I never felt the story got anywhere fast enough. The comics became glorified art collections.
These days it is only Disney comics. And my wallet likes it that way.
Tried Star Wars for a while. The comics look nice, but I never felt the story got anywhere fast enough. The comics became glorified art collections.
These days it is only Disney comics. And my wallet likes it that way.
Roger North
Boom moving away from two covers a month...
Message 19 -
2011-02-12 at 16:46:01
I liked ALF comics too. I also liked Archie and Harvey Comics but now it's just Disney.
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