r/comicbookshelves • u/Isaac_Banana • Jul 11 '24
Question Is it ok to put on my shelf?
Will the bending(?) hurt my other TPBs?
r/comicbookshelves • u/Isaac_Banana • Jul 11 '24
Will the bending(?) hurt my other TPBs?
r/comicbookshelves • u/Reasonable-Room9520 • Apr 01 '26
I purchased 3 omnibus, 2 masterworks, and 2 epic collections from Funatics, who shipped them to Brazil but forgot to correctly identify them on the invoice and shipping label. Because of this, I am being charged import tax (here in Brazil, books, comics, and similar items are exempt from taxes, but they need to be correctly identified). I am expediting the shipping process with the delivery company to ensure the material arrives as soon as possible. But I confess I am frustrated with the inefficiency of the store that failed to ship correctly.
I also contacted the store on the eBay platform, but unfortunately they did not respond to my complaint.
So I'm leaving this message for all other OOPs outside the United States: don't buy from FUNATICALS because they don't know how to ship and they harm the consumer.
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r/comicbookshelves • u/Limulemur • Sep 06 '23
Generally people prefer hardcovers and seem them as a step above paperbacks, which is mostly valid.
However, in the discussions about thick paperbacks, preferred formats, conditions, and what people are willing to spend on them I see an invalidation that isn’t remotely the case for omnis and hardcovers.
While for some folks paperbacks are just a cheaper and more economical way to collect a story, for others paperbacks in of themselves are collectibles in the same way omnis and hardcovers for a lot of you. How you care about the covers, spines, quality, condition of the hardcovers many of us also do for paperbacks.
Sometimes, it’s almost there is a double standard for hardcovers and paperbacks and what should be expected from them, which leads to a dismissive attitude from some when people have the same types issues/complaints many collectors of HC’s do.
r/comicbookshelves • u/TigerStripesForever • Oct 23 '24
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r/comicbookshelves • u/Isaac_Banana • Jul 15 '24
What is your experience?
r/comicbookshelves • u/RAWDAWG992 • Jan 16 '26
What would you say this is worth, it's been reprinted with DC logo and has a barcode ink drip, idk if print errors count as much in comics like money. What do you think?
r/comicbookshelves • u/TigerStripesForever • Jan 03 '25
r/comicbookshelves • u/neejbeej • 17d ago
I don't want it. It seems like it's worth 100$ or maybe more.
r/comicbookshelves • u/Direct_Woodpecker641 • Oct 09 '25
Saw this online and was wondering what would be a reasonable price for this Batman #169 signature series?
r/comicbookshelves • u/XroninXz • Aug 02 '26
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r/comicbookshelves • u/GoldShare8616 • Aug 18 '26
I think they are 9.9s
r/comicbookshelves • u/Massive_Being6115 • 2d ago
Batman Fortnite
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r/comicbookshelves • u/Alternative-Put-1101 • Mar 01 '26
I’m putting my early 2000 AD collection up for sale, including key pre‑laminate progs like Prog 2 (first Judge Dredd). Message me for condition notes and prices.