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I notice that the later issues of Miracleman are valued higher than the earlier issues. Seems like a bizarre anomaly, makes me wonder what the reason for that is. Anybody want to splain to the noob?
Hugo M.
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They went a year between publishing issues, lots of people stopped buying (making smaller print runs).
#15 is a super awesome "death of..." issue.
Then Neil Gaiman issues -- "must have" issues for all of his fans. Low print run, got lower every issue.
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Robbie (10/4/2009)
They went a year between publishing issues, lots of people stopped buying (making smaller print runs).
#15 is a super awesome "death of..." issue.
Then Neil Gaiman issues -- "must have" issues for all of his fans. Low print run, got lower every issue.Yup-yup. TEX
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TY, Robbie... that makes perfect sense. I had an idea print-run/distribution probably had something to do with it. The Neil Gaiman connection slipped my mind, I'm not sure it registered... anyhow...
NOW I KNOW!
Best --
H.
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