Huge lot of comics
 

I have 190 comics (and a few graphic novels) for sale. MANY TMNT comics as well as parodys, as well as many others. I would like to sell the entire lot, and not piece meal the set. You can see, by looking at the list, that I was into martial arts and bought anything that I could find that involved that. Karate, martial arts, samurai, etc. Lots of GI Joe as well.

I have the original TMNT series, printed by Mirage, as well as others, which I will describe here. 99% of them are in near mint condition and are in bags and boards. They have been stored in a cool, dry place.

I would like to sell the entire lot for $200 obo (plus shipping-this box is heavy). Bidding ends on Jan 5th (I'll be on vacation, but will be checking email). Payment by money order or paypal only.

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Eastman & Lairds TMNT #1 (3rd edition) ('84): Publisher-Mirage
Eastman & Lairds TMNT #2-54, 57-60
How to Draw TMNT: Publisher-Solson
TMNT Authorized Training Manual #1: Publisher-Solson
TMNT Authorized Training Manual #2 (Michaelangelo) (2 copies)
TMNT Authorized Training Manual #3 (Donatello)
TMNT Authorized Training Manual #4 (Rafael)
Special TMNT (“Times Pipeline” Sept ’92): Publisher-Mirage
Special TMNT (“The Haunted Pizza” Oct ’92): Publisher-Mirage
Eastman & Lairds Tales of the TMNT #2 (July ’87): Publisher-Mirage
Eastman & Lairds Tales of the TMNT #3-7
TMNT “Flaming Carrot” #1 -3 (Nov ’93): Publisher-Mirage
TMNT #2 (Dec ’93): Publisher-Mirage
TMNT Book #2-4 (Graphic Novels): Published-Mirage
Michaelangelo Christmas Special #1 (Dec ’90): Publisher-Mirage
Boris the Bear Slaughters the Teenage Radioactive Black Belt Mutant Ninja Critters #1 (July ’86): Publisher-Dark Horse
Green-Grey Sponge Suit Sushi Turtles; The Parody “Keen, Teen, and Turnip Green”: Publisher-Mirage
The Savage Dragon vs TMNT #2: Publisher-Image
Is There a TMNT Among the Last of the Viking Heros #2: Publisher-Genesis West
The Last of the Viking Heros Meets the TMNT #2: Publisher-Genesis West
TMNT Challenges Graphic Novel written by Michael Dooney (’91): Publisher-Mirage
Ninja Elite #1-2, 4-6 (’87): Publisher-Adventure Publications
Green Arrow #9 (Oct ’88), 11-12, 21-22, 24, 28: Publisher-DC
Green Arrow #35-38 (The Black Arrow Saga): Publisher-DC
Green Arrow and Shado #64-66 (The Hunt for the Red Dragon): Publisher-DC
Green Arrow #75 (75th Issue Special): Publisher-DC
Shadowmasters #1-4 (Oct ’89) (The Origins of the Ninja Allies of the Punisher): Publisher-Marvel
Sensei #2-4 (Oct ’89): Publisher-First Publishing
Shuriken #1-2 (June ’91): Publisher-Eternity
Kung Fu Fighter #1 (April ’75): Publisher-DC
Kato #1-4 (Nov ’91): Publisher-Now Comics
Checkmate #17 (June ’89): Publisher-DC
Eagle #1 (Sept ’86): Publisher-Crystal
Bushido #1 (July ’88): Publisher-Eternity
Dragonring #3 (’86): Publisher-Aircel
Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos #1 (Jan ’87): Publisher-Marvel
Beast Warriors of Shaolin #1-2 (July ’87): Publisher-Pied Piper Comics
Ninja Bots #1 (’87): Publisher-Amazing Comics
Tales of Ninja Warriors #14-16 (’89): Publisher-CFW Enterprises
Samuree “Mistriss of the Martial Arts” #1-4, 6-8 (May ’87): Publisher-Continuity Comics
Ghost Rider & Blaze #1 “Rise of the Midnight Sons” (2 of 6) (Aug 92): Publisher-Marvel
Morbius #1 “Rise of the Midnight Sons” (3 of 6) (Sept ’92): Publisher-Marvel
Darkhold #1 “Rise of the Midnight Sons” (4 of 6) (Oct ’92): Publisher-Marvel
Morbius #2 “The Living Vampire” (Oct ’92): Publisher-Marvel
Double Dragon #1-6 (July ’91): Publisher-Marvel
Tales of GI Joe #1, 4, 10-14 (Jan ’88): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe #2, 26-27 (Aug ’82): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe #133-134 (Feb ’93): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe #135, 137 Starring Snake-Eyes and Ninja Force: Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe #139 Starring Snake-Eyes and Transformers: Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe Special Missions #1, 4, 14-15, 18, 22, 24 (Oct ’86): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe Order of Battle #1-4 (Dec ’86): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe Yearbook #1-4 (Mar ’85): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe and the Transformers #1-4 (Jan ’87): Publisher-Marvel
GI Joe in 3-D #1, 4 (July ’87): Publisher-Blackthorne Publishing
Cat & Mouse #1 (Mar ’90): Publisher-Aircel
Yang #15 (Sept ’85): Publisher-Charlton Comics
X-Men #7 (Apr ’92): Publisher-Marvel
Ren & Stimpy Show #1-11, 18 (Dec ’92): Publisher-Marvel
Marvel Age #121 “Ren & Stimpy Show” (Feb ’93): Publisher-Marvel
Ren & Stimpy Show Graphic Novel “The Pick of the Litter” (July ’93): Publisher-Marvel

It's been a while (15 years) since I've bought comics. I thought for sure that this lot of comics would have garnered interest, especially with the large number of TMNT comics in it.

Since I've been out of it for a while, am I asking too much?

I think it's more the issue of all of them being in one go. GI JOE and Turtle Fandom don't have as big a crossover fandom as you might think, especially when it comes to comics fans. Some don't want the classic superhero stuff. Similarly, alot of people on here have people on here either already have large chunks of this.

For example, I have great interest in chunks of the turtles, but little interest in most of the GI Joe and NO interest in the Ren adn Stimpy stuff.

Also: Economy.

Ya, it seems hard to sell lots. I'm always here for those tmnt issues if you change your mind though ;)

Hey, I posted here first! :P

Same here. No interest for GI Joe comics plus most of us here also have the some of the comics you are selling, dude. Collectors buy piece by piece and not the whole lot, you know.

:)