Displaying TMNT #1?

[JonesyKitty]

im curious what exact "Comic Age" the original Mirage #1 book would be considered. is it considered bronze or modern age? also what frame or case would be best to display it in? thanks :)

[Roseangelo]

It's magazine size.

[Samhain]

im curious what exact "Comic Age" the original Mirage #1 book would be considered. is it considered bronze or modern age?

That would be ''Copper Age''.;)

[JonesyKitty]

It's magazine size.
is the 3rd printing magazine size too? or is it printed on smaller paper?
That would be ''Copper Age''.;)
thanks :)

[Roseangelo]

is the 3rd printing magazine size too?

Printings 1-3 are all the same size.

[Raph'N'Roll]

I wouldn't advise displaying an Issue you only have one copy of, if any sunlight at all gets into the room the comics cover will fade over time.
You would be better off buying the third printing for display, it is pretty much identicle to the first and second, but nowhere near as expensive.

[JonesyKitty]

Printings 1-3 are all the same size.
okay cool.
I wouldn't advise displaying an Issue you only have one copy of, if any sunlight at all gets into the room the comics cover will fade over time.
You would be better off buying the third printing for display, it is pretty much identicle to the first and second, but nowhere near as expensive.

yeah i dont have it yet but i am going to buy the 3rd printing but i dont really want to put it on a shelf.

[King Suck]

Check out this thread (http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/showthread.php?t=35513). Its got a good discussion on displaying comics.

[Archon_Turtle]

is it considered bronze or modern age?

It is largely regarded as the first issue of the Copper Age.

[JonesyKitty]

It is largely regarded as the first issue of the Copper Age.

okay sweet :)