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anybody else here , still have their Merry Marvel Marching Society membership memorabilia? i cherish it i will never part with it. "nuff said! bless you Stan and gang bruce
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Triplicates is right Neo! Judging by EBAY prices i could do very well but.... is it worth $250 ( the sale price of a MMS set) for a lifetime of irreplaceable memories? not! bruce
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Irving Forbush! so that's Neo's REAL name. !!!!!!
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Apr 12, 2013 - 9:24 AM
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By: |
Jim Phelps
(Member)
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Thought that Neo, Gary S., and the other few comic book denizens around here might be interested in this: "TwoMorrows Publishing is proud to debut our newest magazine, COMIC BOOK CREATOR #1 (84 FULL-COLOR pages, $8.95) devoted to the work and careers of the men and women who draw, write, edit, and publish comics, focusing always on the artists and not the artifacts, the creators and not the characters. Behind an ALEX ROSS cover painting, our frantic FIRST ISSUE features an investigation of the oft despicable treatment JACK KIRBY endured from the very business he helped establish. From being cheated out of royalties in the ’40s and bullied in the ’80s by the publisher he made great, to his estate’s current fight for equitable recognition against an entertainment monolith where his characters have generated billions of dollars, we present Kirby’s cautionary tale in the eternal struggle for creator’s rights." http://www.twomorrows.com/media/ComicBookCreator1Preview.pdf
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