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Archie and Friends Double Digest (2010-) 15

CGC, PGX, Autographed

Archie and Friends Double Digest (2010-) #15 Jun 2012 Cover price $3.99 Archie Publications

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(W) Frank Doyle (A) Bill Vigoda, Jon D'Agostino (CA) Fernando Ruiz Jughead as Captain Hero in 'The Collector.' Veronica is taken captive by The Collector, an evil-doer with a penchant for dark haired go-go girls! Not even the super powered combination of Pureheart and Evilheart can stop the dastardly villain! Will Jughead's super alter ego Captain Hero manage to save the say or will his enormous appetite be his ultimate downfall? Discover the answer in this nail biting adventure plus many more!

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Dear Buddy, Your site is the greatest! I say it every time, but let me give you a little background...I've lived in a small town in California for 20+ years and as a young boy spent most of my hours digging my grubby little hands through the long boxes of comics at the only local comic shop. The chain-smoking shop owner would sit idly by with a look of "you gonna buy anything or just touch all of my comics?" Of course I would spend my weekly $3.00 allowance on an issue of my choice and spend my change on a game of Mortal Kombat and one cent Frooties (flavored Tootsie Rolls). These trips created my love for all things comics. As years went by I bought comics, comic cards and even pogs (hey it was a popular fad). Anyways, that comic shop came and went and it was four years before I saw another shop which was gone after only a year. Since then my only source for comics was the bent-up rack of comics at the grocery store which, like the local girls, was very limited and very out of shape. It was about ten years before I started collecting comics again. I started shopping on E-bay; nothing is wrong with E-bay but the grading of most of the sellers was very sketchy. I quickly got discouraged. Then one day I saw your ad in an older back-issue of a Marvel comic. I gave mycomicshop.com a try and was more than satisfied. I spend 50+ dollars every month trying to complete about a five page list of back-issues. And very other month I search through your "want" list to sell some of my extra issues. With the trade credit money I buy another month's worth of comics and the cycle continues. I've been shopping with you guys for three months and truly enjoy how easy it is to find what I'm looking for. I also enjoy the cheap prices, availability, and how tightly the comics are packaged (not to mention free shipping with a $50 purchase). I was so satisfied that I felt compelled to write you this long letter. Until comics are no longer printed make mine mycomicshop.com!!!
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As a young boy I had remembered reading a very old comic in my mother’s cupboard. I was always told to “put that back where you got it.” When I was 32, I saw a 20 second CNN news clip about the most expensive comic book collection ever sold. I was shocked to see the comic I read as a boy--Marvel Comic Vol. 1 No. 1 from 1939. Right away, I called my parents (who had moved twice sense I was a boy). I asked about that comic and told them the story. The said that it was left in the old house so we chalked it up to fate. Well, fate intervened again and the Midwest floods of 2008 brought water to my parent’s basement. As my mother was moving some boxes ahead of the flooding, she found the old comic Marvel No. 1. The next four days I read as much as I could on the internet about comic books in general and Marvel No.1 particular. The most informative web sight was “Lone Star Comics.” I found the staff at Lone Star Comics more than ready to offer their assistance. Buddy, my point of contact at Lone Star, made me feel very at ease even though I was very uninformed in the process I was undertaking. He was always ready to offer third party points of contact so that I (if I chose) would be able to get a second opinion on any information he was offering me. Because Buddy was so informative, I stuck with him during the whole sale of this comic (one of very few that survived the WWII paper drives). I would like to thank Lone Star Comics for making what could have been a very stressful event into a true adventure.
— Curtis D., Barry, IL

I gotta tell you, you're pretty much going to be the only person I sell to in the future. Your offer came in about $200 over the next highest offer when I sent you the Amazing Spider-Man books last month, and you offered $300 more than the other four folks I talked to regarding this latest grouping. So, yes, I will more than happily accept your offer for my Golden Age lot. I also have a few friends who I know are thinking of selling their books as well and I will definitely guide them in your direction. As always, a pleasure doing business with you.
— Jon D., Westminster, CA

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