Thanks Josh, been a hectic week for me and just didn't get chance to do the update (hope RF doesn't dock my pay...)
Dang! just noticed I have passed 5000 posts and didnt notice when it happened...
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Thanks Josh, been a hectic week for me and just didn't get chance to do the update (hope RF doesn't dock my pay...)
Dang! just noticed I have passed 5000 posts and didnt notice when it happened...
35 posts ago. :excited::clap::biggrin1::onfire:Quote:
Originally Posted by stroppygoblin
5k posts now means you are a 2nd level apprentice. You have a ways to go to achieve Nirvana.
But that's 5k in a little over 4 years. Approx average of 3.5 posts a day!Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
I should get a life.
<--------10 Years, 35k + posts = 10 posts per day...Quote:
Originally Posted by stroppygoblinBut that's 5k in a little over 4 years. Approx average of 3.5 posts a day!Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
I should get a life.
<--------Needs to get a life...
Hey team, can I have some clarification about the Colorado Kid 1st UK edition. The catalogue is my friend, and my friend lists the PS Publishing hardcovers (unsigned, by 3 different artists) as the true 1st UK editions. However, in this entry there is some discussion as to whether they should be considered UK trade 1st editions, but the discussion doesn't;t apparently reach a decision. So, any consensus as to what is regarded the true 1st UK edition of Colorado Kid?
Your friend is correct, the PS Publishing hardcovers (unsigned, by 3 different artists) are the true 1st UK editions.Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheral
Thanks Mr RT...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Rabbit TrickYour friend is correct, the PS Publishing hardcovers (unsigned, by 3 different artists) are the true 1st UK editions.Quote:
Originally Posted by peripheral
I just saw that Jae Lee is going to be in Dallas for our Comic Con. Does anyone have an idea of how getting him to do a sketch occurs at these types of events?
I'm rather excited to meet him as well! So I hope this all works out and I do actually make it to the Con, and get a great sketch in one or more of my books.
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Originally Posted by TCCBodhi
Usually you just go up to their table and give them money and work out the details with the artist. You'll either come back several hours later or (usually) the next day depending on how popular the artist is and how much "art" you want!
Did that with Michael Lark a couple years back and hope to do it with Jae Lee this coming weekend.
Hi All,
I picked up today this version of Hardcover of Carrie, and I remember seeing something about this book having two version, the "Carrie" on the spine in vertical and horizontal. Which one is rarer? I believe I saw the horizontal on Bob's collection and he stated that it was hard to read and they changed it to vertical. Is that correct?
Thanks!
http://i933.photobucket.com/albums/a...e8d997ae13.jpg
http://i933.photobucket.com/albums/a...m/IMG_1475.jpg
Yes that's correct. The one you have there is by far the rarer of the two. I've been on the lookout for that one for a long time. Nice find on your part and congratulations!
Thanks Paul.
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Originally Posted by zelig
I agree with everything zelig just said. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaseraphimThanks Paul.
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Originally Posted by zelig
Still asking... Does anyone else have this POSTER edition of the 1986 KING Calendar?
http://imageshack.com/a/img910/5774/Cbk9nj.jpg
I don't think I've ever seen the poster before (would love to have one framed!) but have just about every one of the other calendars.
Nope, I'v e got the calendar not the poster.
Same here.
The poster I assume was provided to bookstores to advertise the calendar and as those things are thrown out, it's probably pretty rare.
I do have the actual calendar.
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Originally Posted by needfulthings
I was born in 1986. I considered hunting for one of those posters, but keep forgetting about it.
What is usually the cost for one of those?
I'm beginning to work on estimating my deceased family member's collection, and in the pictures that I took, there are a number of the George Beahm books. I'm not really too familiar with these older editions. Can anyone identify the one that is backwards on the shelf, and if possible, what editions of each these are? I doubt there is much real value, but it would be nice to know what is there. Thanks for any help I can get.
http://www.thedarktower.org/gallery/...eahm_Books.jpg
Thanks Needful Things. George's website is down and between it and Goodreads I wasn't finding that book. I appreciate the expertise.
The catalog is (as always) your fiend...
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...g+and+His+Work
This list is still a work in progress as I steadily add details of each of the books.
As a collector of these works, I can tell you that the majority are available for quite reasonable amounts of money and even the numbered editions rarely fetch more than $50-$100.
Lettered editions fetch the most, but even those can be picked up cheaply if you are patient
Yep! There it is, right in front of my face! LOL! I need to spend some time perusing the areas that I don't often frequent. Thank you for your work in keeping this up to date!