
Eagle and Battle comics
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Eagle and Battle comics
Seeing the threads about reprinted strips like Charley's War and Johnny Red got me thinking where is my Eagle and Battle collection. I found them at my parents while looking for something else I only have now later Eagle issues with MASK and at least 2 Battle comics with Storm Force, the much earlier issue with a part of Black Major wasn't found.
I also remember having several Battle holiday specials with Rat Pack stories in them but they weren't there.

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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
Least you didn't throw em out in a "Grow up" fit. Sigh. Least I have me annuals and Holiday Specials.
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
my granny dumped all my Battles and Scream comics about 3 years ago.
needed the space in the drawers for socks or somfin equally important.
didnt have a great collection and most were wrecked or drawn on etc but it was my last piece of childhood. maybe not a bad thing tho as it got me back into collecting AF
needed the space in the drawers for socks or somfin equally important.
didnt have a great collection and most were wrecked or drawn on etc but it was my last piece of childhood. maybe not a bad thing tho as it got me back into collecting AF
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
No way would I do that Mark I still have loads of old comics I haven't read in years. I kept my 2000AD collection amongst others. I saw a new issue today not only has it shrank in page count but there isn't much in it to get my attention anymore to bring me back into the fold. I recently dug out my JLA tpb collection to read I thought I had filled gaps in it but it now looks like I didn't.
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One damn minute, Admiral

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"Red! The colour of my Shadows, The colour of fire and of blood......All that I stand for!" Baron Ironblood, Operation Bloodhound
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
Same thing happened here, Bill. After I binned mine I discovered BFTB.
I still have a lot of my Marvel and DC comics, a few #1's too. Gi Joe etc.
I still have a lot of my Marvel and DC comics, a few #1's too. Gi Joe etc.
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
I did notice though both my Battle and Eagle comics weren't numbered but going by our archive the Battle/ AF issues were numbered. My main original #1's are X-Force and X-Men from the early 1990's.
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
after nearly 20 years of collecting comics i stopped at xmas.
they were just too expensive and i got a bit bored of most of the stories i was reading. funny thing is i dont really miss them which is strange as they took up such a part of my life.
they were just too expensive and i got a bit bored of most of the stories i was reading. funny thing is i dont really miss them which is strange as they took up such a part of my life.
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
I think I have X-force 1-4, or there about's. A few other spin offs from that era too. I had 2 1970's Spidey Vs Green Goblin comics, dunno what happened to that pair. I have 1 - 50 near complete of The Nam, Semper Fi, Wolverine #50. STNG #1 and #100 (and a few in between). Star Trek #1, The Last Starfighter, Robotech... whole box full of stuff I'd forgotten about.
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
i gotta admit my comic collection is superb.
got nearly 30 longboxes of the things and pretty much have everything i consider good from the 80s until now.
really follow writers and pretty much have everything written by ellis, ennis, moore, gaiman, pad, millar etc.
was spendin between £30-50 a week for a looonnng time but the last price hike was the end for me, $4 for a comic is just too much
got nearly 30 longboxes of the things and pretty much have everything i consider good from the 80s until now.
really follow writers and pretty much have everything written by ellis, ennis, moore, gaiman, pad, millar etc.
was spendin between £30-50 a week for a looonnng time but the last price hike was the end for me, $4 for a comic is just too much
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Re: Eagle and Battle comics
First comic I ever bought was The Phantom. Cost my 25c around 35 years ago. sh*ts me that I can't just grab a comic for the young feller as they cost near the same as a bloody novel.