Comics, Collectibles, and Their Values
Written on July 23, 2010 – 9:50 am by Collectibles Auction Store
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That slime is really gross and it feels really weird. Word of advice: this will make for some interesting hours of fun with your "action figures," but just don't get the slime on the carpet, or at least, don't let your children play with it alone in their room on the carpet. Invariably, they will do what I did with the same toy and leave it the slime ON THE CARPET, and it will harden and you will never get it up. I'm serious!
This toy has no educational value, but I guess its better than sticking them in front of a PS2 and allowing them to steal cars with Grand Theft Auto. But I digress...
I had fun with this when I was a kid (for He-Man at least), so I'm sure other kids now will have fun. Just don't get it on the carpet!
Date: July 23, 2010
Time: 11:16 am
As a fan of American comic books and related paraphernalia, I really enjoyed this book. True, it perhaps bit off more than it could chew, but what the heck, it was a really good effort on the part of the authors, who have written on everything from fast food toys, to action figures to non-sport trading cards and comic books. What this book really needs, however, is an update. With the explosion (and implosion) of the late ’90s in the comic book field, and the new comic book movies of the early 21st century, I’m sure that there is a ton more stuff that could be added.
Rating: 4 / 5
Date: July 23, 2010
Time: 12:35 pm
Well this book gives out the basic values of almost every comic collectible ever made. I would reccomend it but rigght now you should probably get something better.
Rating: 3 / 5