A Single-Act Drama Concerning The Current Financial Crisis

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You could substitute pretty much anything (slabbed copy of Superman #75, Pokemon cards, Star Wars action figures, etc.) in that last spot and still achieve the desired effect. You sir, are a genius.

De commented on Sep 22 08 at 1:43 pm

I was going to say, what if all you have are California Raisins figures and old Wheaties boxes?

Jeremy B commented on Sep 22 08 at 6:34 pm

I love that plate. But I am sinking all my money into Secret Invasion cover variants.

Retroist commented on Sep 23 08 at 9:53 am

I’m rolling around naked in a mountain of POGS!
HAhahaHAhahaHA!

Eat cake, suckers!

X_the_Phantom-Longbox__ commented on Sep 29 08 at 2:43 pm

Nothing witty to say, unfortunately. Just to say that I enjoy your blog and especially this post.

Chad Barnard commented on Sep 30 08 at 8:28 am

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Cthulhu Tales Volume 1. I've got two stories in this, both moving Cthulhu into different spaces than the norm, and both drawn by the very-talented Joe Abraham. The first, "The Art Of Noises," received positive reviews from AICN among others, but, you know, AICN, so a grain of salt is recommended.

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Very, A Blog About Pet Shop Boys. Yes, I am enough of a fan of the venerable pop duo to maintain a blog about them.
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