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Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 3:25 PM

Mitchell Jordan wrote:

General Zod wrote:

I don't discriminate between DC or Marvel or independents...

Welcome to the rank and file, General. We're glad to have ya here!

You don't discriminate, eh? Well that's too bad, because I do...

I can't seem to make out which one is Superman with only the face. :notsure:

oxbladder · **Joined:** Apr 25, 2007 2:21 AM **Posts:** 1480

Black Bolt must be a pretty serious musician. He carries that tuning fork everywhere.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 6:30 PM

Aaron Stechesen wrote:

Black Bolt must be a pretty serious musician. He carries that tuning fork everywhere.

Another mysterious Marvel favorite of mine which I always thought would have made an interesting title unto himself.

Patrick Beam · **Joined:** Jul 14, 2008 7:40 PM **Posts:** 1562

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

Aaron Stechesen wrote:

Black Bolt must be a pretty serious musician. He carries that tuning fork everywhere.

Another mysterious Marvel favorite of mine which I always thought would have made an interesting title unto himself.

Yea... And think of the money you could save by not addind word balloons....

P.S. I have always liked stories with the inhumans. But dont have any of the SA FF stuff. Actually the only SA FF book I own is the first appearance of Ronan the Accuser.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 6:59 PM

Patrick Beam wrote:

P.S. I have always liked stories with the inhumans. But dont have any of the SA FF stuff. Actually the only SA FF book I own is the first appearance of Ronan the Accuser.

Patrick Beam · **Joined:** Jul 14, 2008 7:40 PM **Posts:** 1562

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

Patrick Beam wrote:

P.S. I have always liked stories with the inhumans. But dont have any of the SA FF stuff. Actually the only SA FF book I own is the first appearance of Ronan the Accuser.

What? I like the character. I would also like to own the first Doctor Doom.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 7:13 PM

Patrick Beam wrote:

Marnin Rosenberg wrote:

Patrick Beam wrote:

P.S. I have always liked stories with the inhumans. But dont have any of the SA FF stuff. Actually the only SA FF book I own is the first appearance of Ronan the Accuser.

What? I like the character. I would also like to own the first Doctor Doom.

I don't know remember who Ronan the Accuser is?

Patrick Beam · **Joined:** Jul 14, 2008 7:40 PM **Posts:** 1562

Kree guy, carries a hammer. I believe his first appearance is FF64 or there abouts.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 7:16 PM

Patrick Beam wrote:

Kree guy, carries a hammer. I believe his first appearance is FF64 or there abouts.

Ok thanks, it's coming back to me now.

Red Hook · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 8:57 PM

I passed this up when I had a chance to buy it.... I just couldn't get past the miswrap.

Red Hook · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 8:58 PM

But I did pick this one up.... one of my fave FF issues.

Golden Age Kid · **Joined:** Oct 21, 2008 9:47 PM **Posts:** 188

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

snitzer · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 10:10 PM

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Yes, flamethrowers are pretty cool. The new Call of Duty (5) will have one available as a weapon :evillaugh:

btw, welcome to the boards!

MasterChief · **Posted:** Oct 21, 2008 11:59 PM

Aaron Stechesen wrote:

Black Bolt must be a pretty serious musician. He carries that tuning fork everywhere.

Believe it or not, Stan Lee was not the only one acquiring inspirational ideas from other artists during his career.

Rumor has it that Kevin Cronin, lead singer of REO Speedwagon, was creatively inspired by Marvel's Black Bolt character during the production of the group's seventh studio album, which, as I'm sure you're aware, became "You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish". :winkgrin:

MasterChief · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 12:16 AM

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA...

Welcome aboard, Connor. It's great to have another SoCal resident here!

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 1:30 AM

Brad Hamann wrote:

I passed this up when I had a chance to buy it.... I just couldn't get past the miswrap.

Thanks Brad. :righton:

Brad Hamann wrote:

But I did pick this one up.... one of my fave FF issues.

Great book Brad, perfect candidate to post at Uber High Grade Silver-Age.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 1:37 AM

Conner, thanks for coming on in. :peace:

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 1:38 AM

Mitchell Jordan wrote:

Aaron Stechesen wrote:

Black Bolt must be a pretty serious musician. He carries that tuning fork everywhere.

Believe it or not, Stan Lee was not the only one acquiring inspirational ideas from other artists during his career.

Rumor has it that Kevin Cronin, lead singer of REO Speedwagon, was creatively inspired by Marvel's Black Bolt character during the production of the group's seventh studio album, which, as I'm sure you're aware, became "You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish". :winkgrin:

Who wouldda' thunk?? :-O

Jeff Rader · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 1:45 AM

Mitchell Jordan wrote:

Aaron Stechesen wrote:

Black Bolt must be a pretty serious musician. He carries that tuning fork everywhere.

Believe it or not, Stan Lee was not the only one acquiring inspirational ideas from other artists during his career.

Rumor has it that Kevin Cronin, lead singer of REO Speedwagon, was creatively inspired by Marvel's Black Bolt character during the production of the group's seventh studio album, which, as I'm sure you're aware, became "You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish". :winkgrin:

I saw REO in concert in Kansas City with .38 Special and Kansas last year. I've never actually been much of a REO fan before but Cronin made a convert outta me at that show.

Mr. Zipper · **Joined:** Apr 25, 2007 2:21 AM **Posts:** 6017

Jeff Rader wrote:

I saw REO in concert in Kansas City with .38 Special and Kansas last year. I've never actually been much of a REO fan before but Cronin made a convert outta me at that show.

I saw REO in the mid 80s when I was in high school. Front row at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. That Kevin Cronin was sooooo dreamy.

:spaz:

Seriously, it was a great show. The older groups seem to put more effort into putting on a "show." Lots of the newer bands seem to just stand there and play. With some groups it works... with others it gets boring fast.

ComicCollectors · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 11:42 AM

Zipper68 wrote:

I saw REO in the mid 80s when I was in high school. Front row at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. That Kevin Cronin was sooooo dreamy.

:spaz:

Yeah, about as dreamy as Howard Stern. My speed is Tears For Fears, who have spanned 3 decades and still going strong. (If you're using Apple's Safari browser OS X on Tiger's final 10.4.11 operating system final update before Leopard, watch out, going to any video blows it out.)

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 3:46 PM

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

snitzer · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 3:55 PM

comicdonna wrote:

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

Like this? :whistling:

Patrick Beam · **Joined:** Jul 14, 2008 7:40 PM **Posts:** 1562

comicdonna wrote:

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

Welcome Connor. I always forget you are a young buck..

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 4:00 PM

Patrick Beam wrote:

comicdonna wrote:

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

Welcome Connor. I always forget you are a young buck..

And very mature for his age.

Patrick Beam · **Joined:** Jul 14, 2008 7:40 PM **Posts:** 1562

comicdonna wrote:

Patrick Beam wrote:

comicdonna wrote:

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

Welcome Connor. I always forget you are a young buck..

And very mature for his age.

Hes doing better then me. I am still a joker..

Mike Greenwood · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 4:05 PM

Patrick Beam wrote:

comicdonna wrote:

Patrick Beam wrote:

comicdonna wrote:

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

Welcome Connor. I always forget you are a young buck..

And very mature for his age.

Hes doing better then me. I am still a joker..

The night is early! :cheers:

Patrick Beam · **Joined:** Jul 14, 2008 7:40 PM **Posts:** 1562

comicdonna wrote:

Patrick Beam wrote:

comicdonna wrote:

Patrick Beam wrote:

comicdonna wrote:

Golden Age Kid wrote:

Hello everybody, my name is Connor. I live in Long Beach, CA. Most of you probably know me as CAP Freak on the CGC Boards. Those of you that do :wave:

I collect Golden Age comics. Basically anything Pre-Code for those of you sticklers who believe GA ended with WWII. I especially like Flamethrower covers, well because they are cool.

:welcomesign:

Welcome aboard Conner! They have great greamlins here!

Welcome Connor. I always forget you are a young buck..

And very mature for his age.

Hes doing better then me. I am still a joker..

The night is early! :cheers:

Oh I dont think I will be getting much more mature. But hey, at least my kid will have someone to hang out with.

MasterChief · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2008 10:20 PM

Zipper68 wrote:

Jeff Rader wrote:

I saw REO in concert in Kansas City with .38 Special and Kansas last year. I've never actually been much of a REO fan before but Cronin made a convert outta me at that show.

I saw REO in the mid 80s when I was in high school. Front row at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. That Kevin Cronin was sooooo dreamy.

:spaz:

Seriously, it was a great show. The older groups seem to put more effort into putting on a "show." Lots of the newer bands seem to just stand there and play. With some groups it works... with others it gets boring fast.

Wow, to kool...

I didn't get the chance to see REO back in the day. My chance came in January of 2001 at the Mars Music Amphitheater in West Palm Beach, Florida. They played with Styx and the show was sold out. It was one of the best concerts I have ever seen (and I have been to a lot of shows)!

8-)

snitzer · **Posted:** Oct 25, 2008 4:57 PM

REO = THREAD KILLER :baiting:

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