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They will not be grabbing my money... that's for sure!


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Not mine

Money grab... again.

Well.. it has been discussed before... :ft:[/QUOTE]

lol ridiculous.

Cannot help but agree with you.... I am not a fan of any of these anniversary editions and have not bought one of them yet...[/QUOTE]

You agreed with me here Kris.

Let me state my opionions...

Great more crappy editions of King books. Unreal.

Pass on both. There is SO many of these signed all over the place. Another signed one I just do not need![/QUOTE]

WAYYYY too much supply, so little demand.

Still think it's overpriced.

the quality on the s/l 20th century is questionable at best. The book isn't worth the 125 pounds. Do yourself a favor and don't spend the money.

In the Preview copies of The Fireman that Gollancz The PS edition is advertised with these details:
Coming out three months after the Gollancz's trade version, the PS version will come in two status...

Couldn't agree more - and honestly scoogs most lettereds sell for very little over issue price with some exceptions obviously.

There's a reason there are over 100 copies left in a 200 copy print run...

I'm thinking it looks pretty much the same as CD's. However I like palumbos art better - he is better at realism.

I didn't like the multiple editions of The Colorado Kid. Didn't we have to buy like 12 copies of the book to have them all? I thought that was overkill and a money grab. And their nomenclature drove...

People getting CD's editions are buying them because they are very well done productions. Can't really say the same for PS IMHO.

If you need another example of reprint fatigue look at 20th...

I'm getting reprint fatigue.

Totally agree with you.

This is really starting to get ridiculous.

Sure did get the CD set. Wish I would have gotten a remarqued set.

Yeah at least CD had a plan for a set.

Yeah I hear you on that. Who announced their series first ps or cd?