Unboxing Comics #167


Hey, gang!

I’m back, after three months AWOL, with a new unboxing video uploaded to the YouTube channel!

Oddly, since uploading the video, I actually lost a subscriber! I literally did better when I wasn’t posting at all. LITERALLY!

Anyway, this box turned out to be mostly modern books — a few Bronze Age, but mostly Copper and Chrome, and mostly DC and Marvel.

Topics discussed include:
• A rant on streaming services, in video and in print, particular as relates to comic book content,
• When comics should be sold individually vs as part of multi-book lots,
• Variations of the 1990 Spider-Man #1,
• Differences between Marvel’s 1977 Star Wars series (Issue Nos. 1-6) and the actual movie,
• The Magnificent Seven movie and its sci-fi adaptation, Battle Beyond the Stars,
• Stan Lee’s theory on comic book covers,
• Why comic book publishers developed a different trade dress for direct sales and newsstand versions of their comic books,
• How Neal Adams killed every comic book title he ever worked on,
• Which comic was the actual first U.S. appearance of Doctor Who, and, of course,
• Marketplace changes over time for some of the titles seen below, at last from the perspective of Vintage Comic Books llc.

Titles seen in this unboxing include:
• Amazing Spider-Man
• A-Team,
• Avengers,
• Battlestar Galactica
• Captain America,
• Daredevil,
• Donatello
• Fantastic Four,
• Green Lantern,
• Infinity Gauntlet,
• Longshot,
• Marvel Premiere,
• Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars,
* Moon Knight,
• Peter Parker: Spider-Man,
• Punisher: War Jurnal,
• Sandman,
• Spectacular Spider-Man
• Spider-Man,
• Spider-Man/Punisher: Family Plot,
• Spider-Man: Maximum Clonage,
• Spider-Woman,
• Star Wars (Marvel),
• Sub-Mariner,
• Thor,
• Transformers,
• Uncanny X-Men,
• Usagi Yojimbo,
• Web of Spider-Man,
• West Coast Avengers,
• Wolverine,

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