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When shipping in the US, we can send books and DVDs via Media Mail, which is much less expensive than normal mail. Plus, again, the buyers will pay for shipping.

Right. If I sell it piece by piece on eBay, the buyers will play shipping. Thus, no cost to me. But if I sell the whole thing to one person, it has to be someone local, or someone who doesn't mind driving a long ways to pick it up.

Though I'd rather sell it as one lot (to save time), I probably could make more money selling it in pieces. But, as a lot, what price do you think it fair?

If I can't sell the entire collection to one person, I'll break it up.

Excluding collected editions, I've decided to sell off my entire comic book collection, which amounts to 4600 books. I have many lengthy runs and important issues (partial list below). So the question is, how much should I sell the collection for? I have a number in mind, but I want to hear your thoughts first. - 100 Bullets #1-66 - Age of Apocalypse (complete set) - All-Star Superman #1-10, 12 - Astonishing X-Men (2004) #1-2, 7-24 - Astro City (1995) #1-2 - Astro City (1996) #1/2, 1-22 - Astro City: Local Heroes #1-5 - The Authority (1999) #1-29, Annual 2000 - Avengers Forever #1-12 - Batgirl #1-73, Annual #1 - Batman #0, 368, 432-437, 500, 571-659, Annual #24-25 - Cable (1993) #-1, 1-107, Annual 1999 - Crimson #1-24 - Daredevil (1998) #1-101, Annual #1 - Doom 2099 #1-30, 32-36, 38-43 - Excalibur (1988) #-1, 1-125, Annual #1-2 - Gen 13 #1 (all 13 covers, plus a special / autographed 14th cover) - Gotham Central #1-40 - Hellblazer #1, 10, 13, 23-26, 28, 31, 50-51, 56, 62-67, 73-74, 77, 80-81, 83-84, 86-209, 213-214, 245-246 Annual #1 - Hitman #1-60, 1,000,000, Annual #1, - Impulse #1-89, 1,000,000, Annual #1-2 - Inhumans (1998) #1-12 - JLA: The Nail #1-3 - JLA: Year One #1-12 - Legion of Super-Heroes (2005) #1-15, 37-41 - Madman #1-20 - Marvel Boy (2000) #1-6 - Marvel Zombies #1-5 - Marvels #0, 1-4 - Mighty Avengers #1-6 - New Avengers #1-37, Annual #1 - New Avengers: Illuminati (2006) - New Avengers: Illuminati (2007) #1-5 - Nightwing #1/2, 16-126, 140-143, 1,000,000, Annual #1-2 - Peter Parker: Spider-Man #20-41, 44-50 - Planetary #1-18 - Powers (2000) #1/2, 1-32, 34-37, Annual #1 - Preacher #1-66 - Preacher: Cassidy - Blood & Whisky - Preacher: One Man's War - Preacher: Saint of Killers #1-4 - Preacher: Tall in the Saddle - Preacher: The Good Old Boys - Preacher: The Story of You-Know-Who - The Pulse #1-14 - The Punisher (2000) #1-12 - The Punisher (2001) #1-37 - The Punisher (2004) #1-51, Annual #1 - The Question (1987) #1-36, Annual #1-2 - Resurrection Man #1, 3-27, 1,000,000 - Robin (1991) #1-5 - Robin (1993) #0, 1-183, 1,000,000, Annual #1-7 - Ruse #1-22 - The Savage Dragon (1992) #0, 1-3 - The Savage Dragon (1993) #1/2, 1-121, 128 (both versions of #13 are included) - Scene of the Crime #1-4 - Scion #1 (preview copy), #1-35 - Sentry #1-5 - Sin City: A Dame to Kill For #1-6 - Sin City: Hell and Back #1-9 - Sin City: Just Another Saturday Night (two covers) - Sin City: Lost, Lonely & Lethal - Sin City: Sex & Violence - Sin City: That Yellow Bastard #1-6 - Sin City: The Babe Wore Red - Sin City: The Big Fat Kill #1-5 - Spider-Man 2099 #1/2, 1-46, Annual #1 - Stormwatch (1997) #1-11 - Static #1-12, 14 - Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes #16-24 - Transmetropolitan #17, 23-60 - Ultimate Fantastic Four #1-36, Annual #1-2 - Ultimate Spider-Man #1/2, 1-117, Annual #1-2 - Ultimate X-Men #1/2, 1-82, 85, Annual #1-2 - The Ultimates #1-13 - The Ultimates 2 #1-8, 10-13, Annual #2 - Uncanny X-Men #462, 464-482, 485-497 - What If? (1989) #-1, 1-114 - Wolverine (1988) #-1, 1/2, 1-189, Annual 1995-1997, 2000-2001 - Wolverine (2003) #1-52 - X-Factor (2006) #7-30 - X-Man #-1, 1-75, Annual 1996-1997 - X-Men #-1, 1-181, 184-207, Annual #3, Annual 2000, Annual (2007) #1

Nice! Very nice!

I wish I could be there to support you guys, but I know y'all will kick the show's ass! When you get back, I better hear all about it!

How to cut metal with bacon!

Great work, guys. I especially enjoyed your review of Destroyer, Preston.

Happy birthday, sir!

Glad to hear you're doing okay, Dubs!

Des on the Hulk's parental role in the Marvel Universe:

I see you in the thread, Dubs! Post faster!

come to mind.

And here I thought we could be friends... Hey now, as a pop culture connoisseur, to quote Mr. Homer Simpson, "I love ALL the meats of our cultural stew!" Edit: Except GNR.

Same, but only because I can hear it though her speakers thanks to Skype. But Ronald seems to like it. He's got some serious dance moves!

Remember how Countdown broke you? Well, consider Dan broken.

The Touch looks cool, I'll give it that, but when you compare the prices and capacity of the devices, my vote goes towards the Classic.

A brief update regarding the delay was posted in the Bigger on the Inside RSS feed on iTunes.

The seven-part feature is over, but you can post your personal geek stories in this thread.

DW, get your ass to the hospital now!

Happy birthday, Des!

That was funny, but he comes off like a total dick throughout.

Based on what you two said, I think it's a kill.

Happy birthday.