Found some comics...

[jradford]

I was cleaning my house and found some comic books (not many) from around 2000. I lived in Pittsburgh at the time and they had a great comic book/record store which i frequented. After i left Pittsburgh i never really got into comics (thanks movies ) so I've just had these sitting around taking up space.

My question is what do i do with them? I know i can go the ebay route but i'd rather get them to someone who will actually add them to their collection (and not turn around and sell them for more than what they paid). Does anyone know of a site that i can post them on?

Any help would be appreciated.

Here's a list:
Marvel Knights Punisher 1,2 a/b, 3
Marvel Knights Ghost Rider 1-3
Ultimate Spiderman - 2-12, 2x 1/2/3 collection
Ultimate X-Men - 2-8
X-treme X-men - 1, 2 a/b
Origin Wolverine - part I (the hill) of VI
Star Wars Darth Maul mini-series - 1-4

[Bruisermoore]

Originally Posted by jradford

I was cleaning my house and found some comic books (not many) from around 2000. I lived in Pittsburgh at the time and they had a great comic book/record store which i frequented. After i left Pittsburgh i never really got into comics (thanks movies ) so I've just had these sitting around taking up space.

My question is what do i do with them? I know i can go the ebay route but i'd rather get them to someone who will actually add them to their collection (and not turn around and sell them for more than what they paid). Does anyone know of a site that i can post them on?

Any help would be appreciated.

Here's a list:
Marvel Knights Punisher 1,2 a/b, 3
Marvel Knights Ghost Rider 1-3
Ultimate Spiderman - 2-12, 2x 1/2/3 collection
Ultimate X-Men - 2-8
X-treme X-men - 1, 2 a/b
Origin Wolverine - part I (the hill) of VI
Star Wars Darth Maul mini-series - 1-4

There's a site I like to check out from time to time, just to see what some of my older comics are worth (or NOT worth in most cases ) called comicspriceguide.com. It's a pretty cool little community of collectors and you can buy and sell with each other. Just create an account and post what you have and how much you want, it's probably your best bet to sell your collection to comic book enthusiasts and not resellers looking to make a buck.

I lived in the 'Burgh around the same time actually, going to AIP for graphic design. Is the comic shop you speak of Eide's by chance? I loved that place.

[jradford]

Originally Posted by Bruisermoore

There's a site I like to check out from time to time, just to see what some of my older comics are worth (or NOT worth in most cases ) called comicspriceguide.com. It's a pretty cool little community of collectors and you can buy and sell with each other. Just create an account and post what you have and how much you want, it's probably your best bet to sell your collection to comic book enthusiasts and not resellers looking to make a buck.

I lived in the 'Burgh around the same time actually, going to AIP for graphic design. Is the comic shop you speak of Eide's by chance? I loved that place.

Well that's funny...i went to AIP for Media Art and Animation from 2000-2004 and it definitely was Eides. I liked the original shop better.

Thanks for the heads up on comicspriceguide i'll check it out.

[Bruisermoore]

Originally Posted by jradford

Well that's funny...i went to AIP for Media Art and Animation from 2000-2004 and it definitely was Eides. I liked the original shop better.

Thanks for the heads up on comicspriceguide i'll check it out.

Nice! Yeah, I haven't even been to the new store. I was at AIP from Oct. 97 to March 2000. The last quarter I was there they started offering Bachelors degrees, but at that point I just wanted to be done.