All Star Superman Special Edition#1 Comic Book

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Nice Comics! Like how you tell storyline of them.
Makes them way more interesting to read them.
In case you didn't know about these comics.

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Nov 16th, 2013 at 10:44:37 AM PST by

Thanks, I Always like to tell a little bit of the Storyline of the Comics on my Auctions.
I Also have Always Done Free Shipping of my Lista Auctions. It's Important to me to do Free Shipping because Not Everybody here on lista. Can Afford to Pay for Shipping. I Barely have Enough Money sometimes to do Free Shipping.
But I still do it. It's Important to me. This is a Free Auction site. So I belive in Free Shipping.

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Nov 16th, 2013 at 11:06:44 AM PST by

F&W I collect superman comics

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Nov 15th, 2013 at 9:21:48 PM PST by

Thanks, Fanned you back.
and if Credits gets to 1,099.
The Winner also get Amazing Spiderman #248.
Great Storyline.

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Nov 16th, 2013 at 10:29:29 AM PST by

For 499 Credits you Get:
All Star Superman Special Edition#1 Comic Book

In this Superman universe, Clark, as a result of a rescue attempt too close to the Sun, becomes mortal. If Superman knew he would only live a normal or shortened lifespan, what choices would he make in his limited time?

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Nov 15th, 2013 at 1:17:08 PM PST by

and If the Credits Reaches 1099
you will also get: Amazing Spiderman # 248

Showdown between Spider-Man and Thunderball, a powerful villain who has given Thor a run for his money Amazing Spider-Man #248 is one of the truly great Spider-Man stories ever told. Numerous fans, bloggers and comics creators have ranked this issue as one of the greatest ever.

The reason for all of the accolades is an 11-page back-up story entitled, "The Kid Who Collected Spider-Man." The kid in question is nine-year-old Tim Harrison, what makes Tim stand out -- and the reason he was profiled in the Daily Bugle -- was his love for the Amazing Spider-Man. he has scrapbooks overflowing with magazine and newspaper clippings, and even some video footage from Spider-Man's early television appearances.

The story opens with Spider-Man paying Tim a visit in his room, just before the young boy goes to bed. "I happened to see that article about you in the Daily Bugle and I just couldn't pass up a chance to meet such a faithful fan," he explains. Tim shows Spider-Man his collection and Spider-Man, in turn, tells the inquisitive youngster about how he became Spider-Man after he was bitten by a radioactive spider.
They share some stories -- and some laughs -- until it's time for Tim to go to sleep and Spider-Man to leave.

Spider-Man can't do much damage to Thunderball, he manages to swipe the Wrecker's crowbar. Thunderball draws his strength from the enchanted bar, so he's eager to get it back. He lures Thunderball into a Long Island electrical sub-station and zaps the bad guy with some high voltage. The electricity knocks Thunderball out.

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Nov 15th, 2013 at 1:17:57 PM PST by

what if it reaches 2000? =)

Nov 18th, 2013 at 10:22:39 PM PST by

FREE: All Star Superman Special Edition#1 Comic Book