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Comics Buyer’s Guide Issues from 1990-1991, Volume Discount up to 20% I have multiple listings for these ranging from 1985 onwards. If you purchase multiple issues please ask me for a shipping quote. I will refund the difference, but you can also select the Priority Mail (not Flat Rate) option which will be close to the final cost. Leaving it at Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope will charge you for a flat rate envelope for every issue. Discount structure is as follows: Buy 2 get 10% off, Buy 3 get 15% off, Buy 4 or more and save 20%. ********************************************************************************** 1990 ********************************************************************************** #843 January 12, 1990. Walt Simonson’s plans for ‘Fantastic Four’ – “I thought we’d start the FF on something small and intimate, so we’ll begin with the end of the universe”; 20 Nude Dancers 20; Gaylord DuBois. Cover price $2.25 #844 January 19, 1990. John Byrne quits Avengers and talks OMAC; Roy Thomas and Robert E. Howard together again for Dark Horse; Grendel-Con – Wagner and artists go to Idaho. Cover price $2.25 #845 January 26, 1990. 4-issue Green Arrow: Longbow Hunters sequel is by Mike Grell and Michael Davis – ‘Song of the Dragon’ stars Shado, the female ninja; Disney Publications Editor-in-Chief Len Wein talks of Roger, Tracy, others; Planet of the Apes – series extended beyond original 4 issues; The Simpsons to be weekly TV series; ‘Ernie,’ a comic strip like none you’ve seen before. Cover price $2.25 #856 April 13, 1990. DC in 1990/1991 – an overview of what’s coming; Stinz #5 preview; ‘Bloody Ground: Wilderness’ and lithograph to ship in May. Cover price $2.25 #848 February 16, 1990. ‘Arkham Asylum’ paperback available from book club; Hawkman, Green Lantern, Bugs Bunny – all three to get series from DC starting in April, May; Comico Illustrated – Comico announces new anthology comic; NBM distributes Dark Horse titles; ‘The syndicated Al Williamson’ – an interview with Williamson focusing on his strip work. Cover price $2.25 #850 March 2, 1990. A sample of Disney’s first-ever line of comic books; Seduction of the Innocent – rock group features four comics professionals, and they have an album and a video coming out in April; Guest Editorial – what kind of comics retailer refuses to sell something he got for nothing?; Buried Treasures – George Tuska’s ‘Scorchy Smith’; Golden Age comics boxers; ‘Open Space’ is previewed; Batman faces a Gotham ghost in ‘Legends of the Dark Knight’ #6; the new Hawkeye – Steve Gerber says changes go beyond new costume to a new, sardonic attitude. Cover price $2.25 #852 March 16, 1990. Bob Kane will sign copies of his autobiography ‘Batman and Me’ at Golden Apple store; ‘Mandrake the Magician’ movie in development – comic strip creator Lee Falk receives honors; comics targeted for TV. Also in this issue: Ad Information; Classifieds; Comics Guide; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Dan T’s Inferno; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Information, Please; Law Is a Ass; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.25 #860 May 11, 1990. June breaks records for new comics; ‘Spider-Man’ #1 has four versions; preview of Riverdale High; Overstreet’s 20th ‘Comic Book Price Guide’ ships – ‘pristine mint’ designation is dropped, and emphasis placed on Silver Age; singer Amy Grant is suing Marvel Comics; Eisner Awards ballot has error, replacement ballots will be mailed. Cover price $2.25 #867 June 29, 1990. William M. Gaines’ mint copies of EC comics available through auction – Overstreet, Cochran choose the best of the best; Herbie, the Fat Fury, returns – A-Plus Comics buys rights to ACG character; Alien/Predator illo by Mike Mignola; ‘Aliens vs. Predator’ outsells ‘The Uncanny X-Men’ – Dark Horse title is top-selling independent comic book; New Sid on the Block – Marvel ‘Star’ joins Harvey; William Shatner signs contract for ‘TekWar’ sequel; Archie Comics reprints ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures’ #1-10 – no way to distinguish between second, third printings. Also in this issue: Adventures of Superman; Ad Information; Animation News; Book Guide; Classifieds; Comics Trader; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Information, Please; Law Is a Ass; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When; Year of Jubilo. Cover price $2.25 #868 July 6, 1990. Buck Rogers – 60 years in the 25th century; The Nazz – studies effects of super powers; Punisher movie hits a big screen; Diamond Seminar floods, attendees damp but undaunted; Rick Veitch’s Bratpack takes look at kid sidekicks – mini-series is first Tundra title; Hard Boiled – Frank Miller/Geof Darrow series to run 3 issues; Eclipse to reprint The Yellow Kid; Mort Walker honored by Army. Cover price $2.25 #871 July 27, 1990. ‘Lost in Space’ star Bill Mumy writes ‘Space Family Robinson Lost in Space’; turtle alert – ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #1 and #2 counterfeited; Steve Bissette, Michael Zulli, ‘Taboo’ withdraw from ‘Rawhead Rex’ project; How to Find and Buy Old Comics; Comic-Book Circulation Figures. Cover price $2.25 #877 September 7, 1990. Special 132-page horror issue. FantaCon program; ‘Trouble with Girls’ – ‘Lizard’s Trail’ is first of series of mini-series; NBM to publish color Sunday ‘Terry and the Pirates’; ‘Cat’ cartoonist Bernard Kliban dies at 55; preview of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser; Horror is Awful – Tom Veitch, an old hand at horror stories himself, expresses his opinions on “The Throbbing Gristle School of Horror.” Cover price $2.25 #879 September 21, 1990. Tim Drake becomes Robin in ‘Batman’ #457; agreement stipulated Revolutionary Comics drop New Kids on the Block comic book; Golden Age comic-book circulation – see for yourself if the facts bear out the folklore; Marvel’s British arm to publish ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’; 20 Nude Dancers – hot benefit comics; But I Digress – from utterly pointless to fairly serious; interview with Paul Levitz; preview of The Twilight Empire. Cover price $2.25 #891 December 14, 1990. Robin #1 and Batman #457 (first appearance of new Robin) get 2nd printings; Steve Schanes: Comico reorganizes – ‘Hope for creditor approval by mid-December’; controversy – what is a ‘mature’ comic book?; White Wolf enters comics field; William Stout designs ‘A Princess of Mars’ – first ‘John Carter of Mars’ novel to be filmed. Also in this issue: 20 Nude Dancers 20; But I Digress; Hank Ketcham; Mr. Doom; Law Is a Ass; Picture This; Doc Savage. Cover price $2.25 #893 December 28, 1990. First stories about Archie, Jughead, Betty, Veronica; Mark Wheatley and Marc Hempel’s Insight – from ‘Mars’ to ‘Breathtaker’; John Prentice and ‘Rip Kirby’; samples of ‘World’s Worst Comics’; Operation: Comic Shield – in addition to comics, here’s what troops need; a Mark Martin Christmas story; Peter David on production goofs; the return of ‘Rayguns, Elves, and Skin-Tight Suits.’ Cover price $2.25 ********************************************************************************** 1991 ********************************************************************************** #894 January 4, 1991. A look at the flips, flops, and flys of comics in the ’80s; Fish Police ends 5-year saga in #26 – Harlan Ellison writes farewell for final issue; hotrodding in two dimensions; Little Archie Digest #1 preview. Cover price $2.50 #897 January 25, 1991. John Byrne on his return to She-Hulk; ‘Good Omens’ – novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett sells to movies; Capital City picks award-winning publishers of 1990 – Dark Horse and ‘Spider-Man’ among winners, ‘Digital Justice’ isn’t; Torchy – Innovation reprints Bill Ward’s blonde bombshell. Also in this issue: Adventures of Superman; Ad Information; Animation News; Book Guide; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics Guide; Comics Trader; Cosmic Trips; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.50 #898 February 1, 1991. ‘X-Men’ #1 coming this summer – Chris Claremont and Jim Lee produce new series; who really invented the wrist radio?; ‘Armageddon 2001’ – DC crossover series promises ‘major changes’; Tim Burton to direct Batman II; Mark Hamill on Flash TV series as the Trickster; Ernie Gerber offers Marvel calendar – 1992 project will feature Marvel cover for each day; Jim Mooney joins ‘Mummy’; ‘Comics Revue’ has Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles strip; Golden Age – Ron Goulart looks at masked men and ‘Movie Comics.’ Also in this issue: Adventures of Superman; Ad Information; Buried Treasures; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Oh, So?; Picture This; Retailer Directory; Showcase; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.50 #903 March 8, 1991. Superman gets 4th monthly title – ‘Superman: The Man of Steel’ #1 ships in May (with comments from Mike Carlin, editor of the Superman line); Walt Simonson leaves Fantastic Four with #354; ‘Roger Rabbit’ gets 2nd title – monthly anthology comic book ships in June (with comments from Disney editor-in-chief Len Wein); CBG Fan Awards ballot. Cover price $2.50 #904 March 15, 1991. ‘Superman: The Man of Steel’ – fourth monthly title for Superman; Impact Comics – new DC imprint begins in May; Peter David adapts ‘Rocketeer’ movie; EC means Extra-Large Comics; Sparkle City buys $150,000 collection; Felix the Cat, Tom & Jerry, Woody Woodpecker join Harvey, and Carl Barks’ ‘Barney Bear and Benny Burro’ to be reprinted; previews of Velocity and Shackles; Comics in Your Future; But I Digress – convention anecdotes. Cover price $2.50 #907 April 5, 1991. Features on Warren Tufts, Stan Lee, Joe Simon, Jack Kirby; Ghost Rider glows in the dark – issue #15 will have special ink for the cover; Happy Birthday to The Good Artist (Carl Barks); ‘Fantasia’ art loss is clarified – owner provides details, pictures of missing material; Comics Buyer’s Guide Fan Awards to be presented at Atlanta Comics Expo ’91. Also in this issue: Adventures of Superman; Ad Information; But I Digress; Chortlesnoot; Classifieds; Comics Clubs; Comics Trader; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Oh, So?; Picture This; Powerhouse Paper; Retailer Directory; Showcase; Tony’s Tips; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.50 #908 April 12, 1991. An in-depth look at DC/Archie’s new Impact Comics – special 16-page section; ‘Quantum Leap’ leaps to Innovation; Paul Chadwick’s ‘Concrete’ returns; Capital City prints CBG Awards poster; photos – Rudy Franke gives you a look at your favorite comics creators, from Jim Lee to Stan Lee (no relation); Jack Kirby – help is needed in preparing a Kirby bibliography; But I Digress – Peter David on team-ups. Cover price $2.50 #916 June 7, 1991. The 4 covers of X-Men #1 by Jim Lee & Scott Williams; TSR takes back titles from DC – company to revamp, try to be ‘serious comic-book publisher’; Diamond seminar has Will Eisner, Clive Barker, Bahama cruise. Cover price $2.5 #935 October 18, 1991. Sotheby’s auction has work by all-time top comics artists – McCay, Herriman, Hogarth, Sprang, Eisner, Craig, Feldstein, Frazetta, Barks, Ditko, Crumb, Kurtzman, more; Dark Horse to return ‘Nexus’ to creators Mike Baron and Steve Rude; John Byrne’s ‘Next Men’ #1 to have silver cover; WAM (Wild Agents of Marvel) members get comic-book coupons. Also in this issue: Ad Information; Book Guide; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics Clubs; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Deja Vu; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Now Appearing; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; Tony’s Tips; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When; Wolff & Byrd. Cover price $2.50 NOTE: The cover is torn in half, but it is all present #936 October 25, 1991. Special issue: Entertainment trading cards. Interview with Norman Saunders; Marvel cards unite hobbies; comics/cards – bridging the gap; Dinosaurs Attack!; Jack Davis – Funny Valentines. Cover price $2.50 #937 November 1, 1991. Jim Cameron to do Spider-Man film (with comments from Stan Lee); Matrix/Supergirl is back; reminiscing about Robin; Bugs Bunny meets Reggie Jackson – Comic Ball 2 cards mix real and cartoon baseball stars; Dark Horse has ‘Thing’ for SF horror series; Diamond modifies cancellation policy – drops ‘insufficient orders’ clause. Also in this issue: Adventure!; Ad Information; Book Guide; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics Guide; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; It’s Bound to Happen; Now Appearing; Oh, So?; Powerhouse Paper; Retailer Directory; Showcase; Spirit; Tony’s Tips; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When; Wolff & Byrd. Cover price $2.50 #945 December 27, 1991. DC Comics, Diamond get comic books into the schoolrooms – 18,500 copies of ‘Secret Origins’ donated, teachers enthusiastic; ‘Dark Shadows’ – TV show to be Innovation comic-book series; 1st Batman appearance sells for $75,000. Also in this issue: Ad Information; Book Guide; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Dan T’s Inferno; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; Now Appearing; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; Spirit; Tony’s Tips; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When; Wolff & Byrd. Newspaper Format. Cover price $2.50

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