THANOS ON THRONE

[Planeswalker]

Originally Posted by pokritz17

page 86, already stated, **** man!

This is page 64. Maybe I'm missing the private joke here...

Can someone who actually wants to help let me know if there are pics of this? Thanks in advance!

[SONICobra]

The "joke" is there are no pics and probably wont be until the thread is eventually to page 86

If there were any new pics, any at all they would be right here and this thread would be blowing up

[MrJones]

Originally Posted by frenchyoutoo

Every OC post = scroll. Sorry man would like to read. But its just too damn long

Love you OC, but ya... I'm trying to read these posts in between doing stuff at work and there is no bookmark for your posts lol

[risingstar]

Originally Posted by COI

There is too much redundancy in product.

I think there are lots of different reasons to explain the ups and down of comic-related product. In my perhaps more simplified way to explain it, the moment the cost-enjoyment ratio becomes too off balance, that's when people seem prepared to walk. I think about all the things I've collected over the years (i.e., cards, comics, statues, artwork - you name it), and I've determined that it's been my experience that whenever the cost of a product surpasses my enjoyment of that product, I move on. Whether it's overproduction, company/seller greed, or lack of imagination to keep things fresh and exciting, whatever, in the end, once an item stops being fun or worth the rising costs, I move on.

The hot thing right now is to get a high grade variant comic signed and slabbed. It's only a question of time before that $200 someone paid for that variant of Star Wars #17 (or whatever) ends up in a 2 for $20 bin. And then, you say to yourself, haven't I been here before?

[Killer Instinct]

Originally Posted by risingstar

I think there are lots of different reasons to explain the ups and down of comic-related product. In my perhaps more simplified way to explain it, the moment the cost-enjoyment ratio becomes too off balance, that's when people seem prepared to walk. I think about all the things I've collected over the years (i.e., cards, comics, statues, artwork - you name it), and I've determined that it's been my experience that whenever the cost of a product surpasses my enjoyment of that product, I move on. Whether it's overproduction, company/seller greed, or lack of imagination to keep things fresh and exciting, whatever, in the end, once an item stops being fun or worth the rising costs, I move on.

The hot thing right now is to get a high grade variant comic signed and slabbed. It's only a question of time before that $200 someone paid for that variant of Star Wars #17 (or whatever) ends up in a 2 for $20 bin. And then, you say to yourself, haven't I been here before?

BINGO

[Legion564]

Here you go.

[GaryTonge]

Originally Posted by Legion564

Here you go.

Haha. That's been floating around on Facebook. not the Sideshow piece.

[adee]

What ever that is, I like it!

[MrJones]

Originally Posted by risingstar

I think there are lots of different reasons to explain the ups and down of comic-related product. In my perhaps more simplified way to explain it, the moment the cost-enjoyment ratio becomes too off balance, that's when people seem prepared to walk. I think about all the things I've collected over the years (i.e., cards, comics, statues, artwork - you name it), and I've determined that it's been my experience that whenever the cost of a product surpasses my enjoyment of that product, I move on. Whether it's overproduction, company/seller greed, or lack of imagination to keep things fresh and exciting, whatever, in the end, once an item stops being fun or worth the rising costs, I move on.

The hot thing right now is to get a high grade variant comic signed and slabbed. It's only a question of time before that $200 someone paid for that variant of Star Wars #17 (or whatever) ends up in a 2 for $20 bin. And then, you say to yourself, haven't I been here before?

*starts slow clap*

[Gecktechs]

Think this is gonna be fully sculpted or mixed media? I'm hoping for fully sculpted! :O