This Collectibles Shop page has my miscellaneous magazines for sale, many are collectible. There's celebrity/entertainment mags like Entertainment Weekly, Premiere, Parade for .75¢-$1; Femme Fatales; several mags signed by pin-up artist Olivia De Berardinis; a few "men's" (like those pictured above); general Sci-Fi; Batman & other comic book, collectibles, & convention mags; a couple back issue Overstreet and Wizard comic book price guides, a few special Comic Buyer's Guide hobby papers, and even a few Franklin Mint Almanacs. All magazines are near mint unless noted, and most were bought off the newsstand, so they don't have mailing labels, unless noted. Sports/Car, Star Trek, Star Wars, and X-Files related mags & TV Guides are on those pages. See my What's New page for site-wide sales announcements and price reductions. See my Guestbook for testimonials.

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Celebrity/Entertainment/Showbiz mags:

Comedy Magazine, Vol. II, #1, Sept./Oct. 1985 issue. Billy Crystal cover and 5 pg. interview. Interviews with Julie Brown, Elayne Boosler, articles on Sinbad, "Up and Coming" comic John McDonnell, and even "The Humor of Salvador Dali". Devoted to comedy in all forms, has jokes and humor articles, then current comedy movies, TV shows and books reviews, and a directory of comedy clubs at the time. 55 pages including covers. Published by Erikson Publishing, Tampa Fl., Ruth Erikson and Darlene Tottle were the main people running it. Have looked for this a few times on the net, never see one for sale, almost no mentions of it besides a few comedian and writer bios. So if you're a Billy Crystal, Julie Brown, or Elayne Boosler fan, or nostalgic comedy fan, or are researching old comedy clubs or magazines, you need this, and you may not see another one. Only Very Good/Fine condition, with reading kinks/light bends here and there, some thumbed spots along open edge, but complete, not torn, no writing on it, no mailing label. Due to scarcity, I'm going to ask a whole...$5 (View)

Sarasota Industry, Feb./March 2006. Vince Vaughn cover story and interview, for "The Break Up" movie. Also a "Love Guide" for Valentine's Day, about chocolate makers, flowers, love letter writing. Local coverage of Sarasota area culture. 8x11", 80 pages, $3.95 cover, NM...$1 (View)

The next section has a batch of mostly subscription issues of Entertainment Weekly and Premiere magazines from the 1990's, for .75¢-$1 each. Condition ranges from VG (Very Good) to VF (Very Fine) or better, but most all either have an address label, blacked-out address label, or removed address label patch, and general "use," but are complete. Great for scrapbooking your favorite celebrity, TV show, or movie, or cut out and sell articles/photo clippings. Note: To save time, and wear on my scanner, the picture page has GENERIC pics, ok? Will be happy to describe the condition of any you want, and do scans or camera pics if necessary, but for .75¢, it's hardly worth being picky about condition.

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Entertainment Weekly, .75¢ ea., or $10 for all:

Parade magazine, $1 each, or all 29 for $14.50:

A supplement in many Sunday newspapers, many feature celebrity covers and interviews. I saved some, all in nice condition, and complete, from local Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Cheap to mail in cardboard (around $2.24-2.41 for 1), why pay $4-$5 shipping that auctions want? Pics are of my actual copies. Names in bold are the main cover celebrity, with interviews inside.

May 17 1998, March 31 2002, Nov. 1 2009 − All are Sandra Bullock. 1998 issue has minor 1/2" tear on cover's right edge (View). 2002 issue also has William Peterson (of CSI) interview (View). 2009 has a nice cover photo (View).

December 6, 1998 − Julia Roberts, and Stacy Edwards (Chicago Hope) interviews. (View)

September 22, 2002 − Salma Hayek, and John Walsh (America's Most Wanted) interviews. (View)

December 8, 2002 & March 25th, 2007 − Both are Jennifer Lopez. Dec. 8th one also has James Cameron (movie director) interview. Has 4" thin indent line from middle top edge down (View). March 25th one also has Giovanni Ribisi interview. (View)

April 1, 2007 − Halle Berry, and Sigourney Weaver interviews. (View)

June 3, 2007 − Jessica Alba. (View)

June 10, 2007, & July 11, 2010 − Angelina Jolie. Emma Roberts interview in 2007 one. 2007 has light fold across the middle, and 7" fold line on 4 back pages, across lower corner, doesn't show in pic, can email a different one. (View). 2010 one has light horizontal printing crease across front, runs just above her eye. (View)

July 15, 2007 − Catherine Zeta-Jones. Also profile of actress Brittany Snow. Mild bend in upper right corner front and back, not creased. (View)

October 28, 2007 − Natalie Portman, w/3 page article by her, plus Brady interview with Anthony Hopkins. 3 minor moisture spots on back cover from wet fingers, near edge, minor kink area top right on front. (View)

December 9, 2007 − Jack Nicholson, and more importantly (sorry Jack), a nice pic and interview in the back with Jenna Fischer (Pam Beesly on "The Office"). (View)

March 30, 2008 − Mick Jagger, but has a James Brady interview in back with John Krasinski, a.k.a. Jim Halpert on The Office. Now you can scrapbook your PB & J Parade mags together! (View)

June 1, 2008 − Anne Hathaway, and William Shatner interview in back. (View)

June 29th, 2008 − Christian Bale, "Batman is Back", for the new The Dark Knight movie. Also interview in back with Jane Krakowski of "30 Rock" and "Ally McBeal" fame. (View)

July 27, 2008 − Marilyn Monroe, "The Marilyn You Don't Know" article by Liz Smith, plus interview in back with actor Jon Hamm from the "Mad Men" TV show. (View)

January 24, 2010 − Jennifer Garner. (View)

November 21, 2010 − Cher, for "Burlesque" movie and her life. (View)

May 15, 2011 − Johnny Depp & Penelope Cruz (in character, for Pirates of the Caribbean IV). "Summer Movie Preview" issue, plus interview with Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation show, SNL). (View)

July 24, 2011 − Sofia Vergara (actress from Modern Family TV show). (View)

January 8, 2012 − Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), and 1 page interview with Kaley Cuoco (8 Simple Rules, Big Bang Theory)...$1 (View)

Febuary 19, 2012 − Madeleine Stowe (from "Revenge" TV show), and interview with TV weatherman Al Roker inside. (View)

March 18, 2012 − Jennifer Lawrence from "Hunger Games" movie, and another full page pic of her in character inside, and interviews/quotes from her, author Suzanne Collins, and various info about the book and movie production. Mini Q&A with the beautiful Stana Katic of "Castle" too. (View)

March 25, 2012 − Sandra Lee (cookbook/lifestyle expert), and Gillian Anderson 1 page interview inside, and mini Q&A with teen sensation Victoria Justice, star of Nickelodeon's Victorious. (View)

July 1, 2012 − Katy Perry. (View)

September 16, 2012 − Connie Britton & Hayden Panettiere for the new 'Nashville' TV show. Inside has 3 questions to Zooey Deschanel, with pic; Fall TV Preview. (View)

November 25, 2012 − Taylor Swift, mini Q&A with Helen Mirren. (View)

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Magazines signed by artist Olivia De Berardinis:

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All are hand signed by the modern day Queen of the Pinup. Bought these through Diamond Dist. in mid/late 1990's, solicited by the publishers. NO certificates were provided for the magazines. All are NM/NM- unless noted. Pics are are of my actual ones, can e-mail larger scans if needed. "Over 18" age statement required, as they contain nudity and mature stories. I have a number of her calendars too, some signed, on my Comic Art page.

Betty Pages #7, by Black Cat, 1992, VF. A digest size mag, 5.5"x8.25", signed in gold ink on cover, with Olivia cover painting of Betty/Bettie Page, famous 1950's pin-up model. 11 page interview with Olivia, plenty of pics of Betty, along with other famous pin-up models of the time, and newer ones like "Page Three" girls of England. Sealed in cellophane. Previews catalog listing says they come with an Olivia greeting card inside, but it doesn't feel like it, so I can't promise there's any in them. Low print runs. Suggested retail price was $30. Has a U-shaped kink spot from handling on left side at the 'AG' in 'Pages', goes thru the mag, shows better on the back. Also has a color rub next to top staple, and cello is torn in lower corner. So half retail at...$15 (View larger pic)

Heavy Metal, March 1995. Signed by Olivia in silver ink on cover, in right margin. Zebra Lady cover painting by Olivia. Has a 4 page Olivia gallery, and the usual erotic comic stories. NM...$25 (View larger pic)

Heavy Metal, September 1995. Signed by Olivia in gold ink on lower right cover. Julie Strain cover painting ("Smokin' ") by Olivia. Inside has a 4 page story of the making of that litho, with nude pics of Julie Strain, and Olivia art prelims. Comic stories include Drunna's latest adventure, "Mandragore." NM...$25 (View larger pic)

Buy all 3 signed mags for $60, saves $5.

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Misc. Men's, Femme Fatales, Sports Illustrated:

Femme Fatales:
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Covers Scream Queens and Horror/Sci-Fi movies mostly. All Near Mint newsstand copies, no mailing labels. Cover price was about $6, most of mine are still that. Or buy any 5 for $25. The publisher wants $10-$20 ea. for these, and is out of most of mine. (I see people paying $9.99-$16.99 for these on auction/buy-it-now all the time, why?) Requires "Over 18" age statement:

Jan. 1997 Vol. 5, #7 − Elvira photo cover, 3 NM copies. Great 12 page article with a few full page pics of Elvira, A.K.A. Mistress of the Dark, the Hostess with the Mostest on Elvira's Movie Macabre (you WILL like this!); articles on the Women of Mars Attacks, Sofia Shinas (The Crow II), Lynn Lowry, the amazing Vanessa Taylor & Jacqueline Lovell, Athena Massey, Krista Allen (Emmanuelle Queen of the Galaxy movie, w/some great pics!), Thuy Trang (Crow sequel, Power Rangers movie), and more...$6 ea.

June 1997 Vol. 5, #12 − "Sci-fi's Sexy 50", Natasha Henstridge (of "She Spies" TV show and Species movies) cover painting, 3 copies. Usual suspects like Kristen Cloke, Star Trek women, Emmanuelle Beart, various Vampire women, Bond Girls, Lucy Lawless, B movie queens, and many more. Articles on Cynthia Geary, Sheeri Rappaport for "Little Witches" movie, Alice Krige (Trek's Borg Queen), Honey Gregory, Jocelyn Seagrave, centerfold of thong-wearing Tiffany Shepis, w/interview and more hot pics of her; Jodie Fisher, Swedish model Ahnna Rasch and more. These are the best issues of the year...$6 ea.

Jan. 1998 Vol. 6, #7 − Elvira photo cover, 2 NM- copies. Nice 8 page article w/some full page pics of Elvira. Articles on The Femmes of Mortal Kombat, Julie Delpy, Alexander Keith A.K.A Wendy Schumacher, Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl, Pam Grier, Nancy Allen, Jill Kelley, and more...$5 ea.

Buy all 8 Femme Fatales for $40 (saves $6, or like getting 1 free).

More:

FHM #1, U.S. version, March/April 2000. Rachael Leigh Cook cover (and it's not Rachel, or Lee/Liegh or Cooke). First USA issue, comes in unopened bag, with a separate supplement of exclusive photos of some of the "World's Sexiest Women", including Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears, Shania Twain, other celebs and various models. A "Men's magazine" (FHM stands for "For Him Magazine"), meaning mature audience. Have 2 copies...$8 ea. (View)

Prevue #75, April/June 1989, from Mediascene. Great Sybil Danning photo cover! A special "Super Women of the Summer Hits" edition, this has features on Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver, Alison Doody, Amanda Pays, Talisa Soto, Nancy Mette, Maria Ford, Kim Basinger (for Batman movie), and Sybil Danning of course, plus previews of the 1989 big summer movies. Nice NM condition. Due to content, an "Over 18" age statement is required. Publisher's still selling these for $5, so will match that, and I pack them better and have cheaper shipping...$5 (View)

Sports Illustrated 25th Anniversary Swimsuit issue, Feb. 1989 (Vol. 70, #6). Kathy Ireland on cover, with inside pics of Rachel Hunter, Stephanie Seymour, Kelly Emberg and more. It has all the covers from previous swimsuit issues, and articles on all the cover girls, including legends like Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley, Elle MacPherson, Paulina Porizkova, Carol Alt, and the rest, in and out of bikinis and thongs. Nice near mint newsstand copy, no mailing label, unlike most I see for sale. Complete too. Seen it priced up to $25, which is nuts, so how about a more reasonable...$8 (View)

Sports Illustrated for Kids, January 2000 (Vol. 12, #1), Randy Moss 2000 futuristic "art" cover. Comes with a collectible 9 card sheet of "Athlete of the Decade" cards (vintage photos & action shots), of Jim Thorpe, Babe Ruth, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Jackie Robinson, Mickey Mantle, Pele, Muhammad Ali, Wayne Gretzky, and Michael Jordan. Thorpe card has light kink bend in it. The cards were supposed to make these mags valuable by now, but don't seem to be. Mag has Randy Moss photo centerfold and article, Guide to the Super Bowl, 2000 Olympics countdown, 100 Years of Sports trivia/article, and tips on playing by Allen Iverson (basketball), Shannon Dunn (snowboarder), and Theo Fleury (hockey). No mailing label, VF+ or better overall. At cover price...$3 (View)

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General Sci-Fi related mags:

Cinescape #0, 1994. A preview issue that was a Hero Illustrated magazine insert. Full size 8.5"x11", 34 pages, covers mostly new movies. Jim Carrey as The Mask cover and movie preview article, plus Star Trek Generations & Voyager coverage, James Bond, Aliens vs. Predator "story behind the movie", Flintstones live action movie special effects and more. Lots of pics too. Have 3, VF+ or better...$1 ea. (View)

DreamWatch #61, October 1999. Nice Sarah Michelle Gellar/Buffy cover. Comes with an exclusive Buffy the Vampire Slayer cast photo trading card, AND a photo print of Sarah/Buffy! Interviews/articles with Gellar; Will Smith on Wild Wild West; Dean Haglund of X-Files; Star Wars The Phantom Menace; Deep Space Nine; Richard Biggs on Babylon 5/Crusade, and more. Have 2 NM copies. You can pay $12-$17 on other sites, or buy mine for only...$6 ea. (View mag & print)

Starlog #191, polybagged with Jabba the Hutt promo card, for the Star Wars Galaxy cards set. Sold only through comic shops, not on newsstands. George Lucas interview, preview of Jurassic Park theme park, Rene Auberjonois interview (Odo on Deep Space 9), more. $4.95 cover. Have 3 sealed copies, and 1 w/opened/torn bag...$2.50 ea. (View)

Xpose magazine:

Nice British based sci-fi mag, has articles on most sci-fi shows, paranormal events, almost always something X-Files in it. All magazines are U.S. editions, and near mint unless noted. These are shown on the View all my X-Files mags pic page (opens in new window/tab). Cover price is $4.99:

#2, Sept. 1996 − Hannibal Lechter/Anthony Hopkins cover. X-Files season #2 episode guide, Nicholas Lea (Krycek) interview, etc...$4

#43 Feb. 2000 − Has Scream 3/Courtney Cox cover. Articles on Angel (Buffy's boy), Beastmaster, Earth Final Conflict, etc.. Have 2...$4 ea.

#45 May 2000 − Has "The Others" cover, small David Duchovny photo too, and interview, plus Xena's Kevin Smith (Ares), Angel, Sliders, etc....$4

#46 June 2000 − Has Tom Cruise/MI-2 (Mission Impossible 2) cover. Small Buffy cover pic too, plus Outer Limits, "X-Philes" documentary, Earth Final Conflict, etc.. Have 2...$4 ea.

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Comics & Collectibles Mags, Con programs, Price Guides:

VF/NM - NM unless noted.

Batman:

Batman Returns Official movie magazine (1992, Topps). 72 pages covering the 2nd movie, with cool deep 3-D Batman hologram on the cover. Over 150 photos, cast/character profiles, Batmobile and weapons info, all the behind-the-scenes stuff, etc. . ($5.95 cover price)...$4 (View)

Comic Book Marketplace #70, Aug. 1999. NM-. Celebrates Batman's 60th anniversary, with a Neal Adams Batman & Robin cover. Put out by Overstreet/Gemstone, this is "The magazine for Golden, Silver and Bronze age comics collectors." No price guide, but has market reports from various dealers. 80 pages, this issue is pretty much all Batman. Interviews with Neal Adams (with pencil sketches throughout), Jerry Robinson, Adam West, and a graphic gallery of Batman's history, with comic covers and panels from various decades, plus it has a different text overview of Batman's history. Inside back cover and back cover have color 9-comic galleries too. Lots of nice dealer photo ads too, and regular columns. No mailing label. Tiny thumbed white stress on right edge, no tear; bottom spine corner tiny tip bump. A nice mag for Bat collectors, and not a big print run. $5.95 cover...$6 (View)

Comics Scene #6, from 1989 (inside says Vol. 4, #17, most call it Vol. 2), NM. Bob Kane Batman cover, and interview with Kane about the movie. Plus Keith Giffen on Justice League Europe, and interviews with Frank Miller, Mike Grell, Carl Barks, Chuck Dixon, Max Allan Collins, Ann Nocenti, and articles on Moon Knight, Frank Thorne's "Ribit" character, actor John Wayne Hames about the Superboy TV series, Ms. Tree and more. 70 pages, lots of pictures, $3.50 cover price, yours for...$3 (View)

Comics Scene #9 (Vol. 4 #20 inside), VF-. Punisher cover. Articles/interviews with Michael Keaton for 1st Batman movie; Batman storyboard artist Michael White; Punisher stuff about the Dolph Lundgren movie and interview with comic writer Carl Potts; preview of the 1st Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie; the Now Comics Green Hornet series; interviews with Clayton Moore the Lone Ranger; a look at Eclipse Comics "Hobbit" adaptation; cartoon voice master Charles Fleischer on Roger Rabbit and more. Cover has a light 2" double bendy line area near Punisher name, and bit of print crease at bottom staple, and some light reading kinks. $3.95 cover, yours for...$1.50 (View)

Premiere, July 1989, Michael Keaton cover. Nice long article/interview with Keaton about his Batman role and career. Also articles on Bill Murray/Ghostbusters, Peter Weir/Dead Poets Society, Terry Jones (of Monty Python) and his Erik the Viking movie, Kate Capshaw, and the usual coverage of Hollywood stuff. 104 pages. No mailing label. VF+ (some spine stress lines, couple bends along the top, nothing major)...$3 (View)

Comics Buyer's Guide:

The Comics Buyer's Guide is the main hobby paper/mag. I have a few special back issues, when it was still in weekly newspaper format. Some will have a few pages with bent over corners, and maybe an ad form cut out, but otherwise complete, in very decent shape, with mailing label. Listed by date/issue number:

Sept. 15, 2000, #1400. Memorial to Carl Barks, creator of Uncle Scrooge. Letters from fans/pros about Barks' passing, 1 page tribute inside...$2 (View)

Sept. 28, 2001, #1454. Tribute to Archie comics. About 6 pages of Archie history/coverage. $3.50 cover price...$2 (View)

March 5, 2004, #1581. Memorial to Julius Schwartz, longtime editor and writer for DC comics. About 7 pages of letters/tributes/career coverage. $3.99 cover...$2 (View)

Other Comics/Humor:

Mad Magazine Super Special #89, Sept. 1993. Bagged with Spy vs. Spy hologram card, not available on regular newsstands. Have 3 NM copies. Wrinkles in the pic are from the bag...$5 ea. (View)

Convention/Show programs:

Floridacon 1981 − Held in Gainesville, Fl., this is a 3-color, 14-16 page program. Cover art by Pat Broderick, back cover art of Robin by George Perez. Black & white interior, has 1 page of Shazam/Capt. Marvel art by C.C. Beck; splash page of Nightcrawler by Bob McCleod; 2 pg. Maxwell Mouse strip art by Joe Sinardi; 2 splash pages by Russ Martin (Medieval Warriors, and not sure of other guy, resembles The Shadow); 2 pg. spread of various Rudy Young art (cartoonist for Gainesville Sun), has 1 image of topless female, so be warned; ads for various stores. Some foxing on front lower left corner, and area of very light tan up the left side, looks more like normal paper browning than foxing there. Some spine kinks, light handling kinks, but no writing, no creases. Let's give it a Fine. Have no idea of value, but it's 30 years old. How about...$2 (View)

MegaCon programs − Held in Orlando FL.. These are nice 26-28 page programs, most have exclusive cover art I believe. Black & white interiors, with some full color ads, has small pics and bios of various media and comic book guests, ads from shops and companies, some gaming and Anime company info. Ask me if you need to know about the major guests. All mine were mailed to me so have the address printed on back, and some handling wear. I see some places asking $3-$10 for these, don't know why. Buy mine cheaper! (View all my Megacon programs)
2002 − Nice Green Arrow cover painting, artist unknown. Minor handling, let's give it a VF...$1
2003 − Nice Witchblade and Magdalena cover by FJM and Gorder. VF/VF+...$1
2005 − Green Lantern vs. Sinestro cover (Hal Jordan GL it appears), by Peters? Has light fold line up the right side through 'Megacon', but not creased, affects cover and a few pages. F/VF...$1
2006 − Superman vs. invisible guy in tuxedo riding a flaming head horse? By George Perez. Light mailing fold up the middle, mostly noticeable on bottom half but doesn't bother the looks much...$1

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Catalogs/Collecting mags:

Collecting Toys 2-97 issue, with Darth Vader cover. This issue has interview with Lucasfilm's Stephen Sansweet, with pics of lots of Star Wars toys in his collection, and articles on Hot Wheels, toy soldiers, Six Million Dollar Man toys, etc. Not a price guide. $3.95 cover...$1 (View)

Hallmark Dream Books: Great for research to see what ornaments you missed or to check original prices etc.. I have 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, most in average used but decent condition. Some have folded corners and pen marks inside, some don't. Also have the "Historical Review of Merry Miniatures 1974-1999" (30 page catalog), "Spring Pictorial Review 1991-1997" (30 page catalog of Springtime releases), and the 1999 Spring Collection pamphlet. Have seen internet store prices of $3.95-up, and auction store prices from $2.99 to a very high $7.49, plus the usual high shipping! But most seem to sell for a mere $1 each, which is all I want for singles, but would prefer to move all as one lot. Can mail all in the Priority Mail flat rate envelope for $5.60, singles will vary around $1.70-$2.75 depending on flexible or stiff packaging (First Class Flats rate vs. Parcel rate)...$1 each, or buy all 7 catalogs ('99 pamphlet is free) for...$4 (View)

"Vintage Collectables" catalog #1, from 2006 I believe. Large 9x12" glossy paper catalog featuring many of William (Bill) Hughes' amazing high-end collectibles. 114 pages with many color pics of rare collectibles. Divided into Sports (mostly baseball), Disney (rare movie posters, original animation art, CGC graded comics etc.), Barbarians (lots of CGC graded Conan & other barbarian comics, Ken Kelly paintings), Batman & Superman (many rare high grade Golden Age CGC graded comics, some original art), Champions/Marvel Mania (more CGC Gold & Silver Age super-hero comics), and Classics/Legends/Horror/Science Fiction items like movie posters, lobby cards, more CGC graded comics of those genres. Gorgeous catalog of stuff most will never get to see or own otherwise. Has some shelfwear scratches, most on back in the gloss, but noticeable there, front has only light minor stuff, otherwise excellent condition. $30 cover price, yours for...$10 (View front & back)

Franklin Mint Almanac:

Nice glossy 8x11" mags/catalogs, about 30-32 pages, with various collectibles articles and "showcase" sections for new Franklin Mint offerings. All 3 almanacs have the address label blacked out with marker. (View all)

Fall 1991 − "Carousel art" is the cover and main article, focusing on animals and the Carousel Museum; plus Tabletop Treasures (animal themed collectibles on dining tables); and Zoo/animal pins. Something spilled near this, so it has a 5" long by up to 1.5" wide moisture warp area on back cover near top edge, goes thru the mag but nearly disappears by the front...$.50¢, or free if you buy the other 2.

April/May 1994 − Articles on famous Doll artist/designer Maryse Nicole; The Petite Elite Museum in L.A. (miniature art of all kinds); Samurai history (plenty of pics of swords, armor etc.). Average used/Fine shape...$1

Feb./March 1995 − John Wayne cover painting (another on back cover), article on son Michael Wayne's poster collection, with pics; author Judith Kratnz and her majolica collection; Pop Culture/baby boomer collectibles. Nicest shape of the 3, 5-6 small spine stress marks, call it Very Fine minus...$2

Inquest:
(Gaming card/CCG mag)

#23, March 1997 − Visions "Archangel" cover. Have 3 copies, sealed with cards; one has X-Files CCG card "Sheriff Tom Arens, Cannibal", and SimCity card "Department Store"; one has X-Files CCG card "Colonel Wharton, Zombie Master" and SimCity "Park" card; and one has "X-Files CCG card "The Gregors", plus SimCity card "Barn", plus all have Visions checklist and Player's guide. Article on Star Wars Tatooine Vacation Guide. $3.99 cover...$2 ea. (View)

#26, June 1997 − Great Star Wars photo cover of Luke rescuing Leia (in slave outfit) on the sail barge. Sealed. Interview with Walter Koenig (Star Trek's Chekov), guide to Bespin's Cloud City, Middle Earth Lidless Eye checklist, and booklet about Wizards of the Coast summer camps. I bet most Star Wars fans missed this. 2 copies. At cover price...$3.99 ea. (View)

Price guides etc.:

Combo #17, June 1996. A price guide and article mag for gaming cards, comics, action figures and non-sports cards. Nice Vampirella cover by Conner & Palmiotti. This special edition issue came with 1 of 2 Shi vs. Tomoe phone cards, and I ordered two copies, one of each, so have both phone cards. (So if you want both phone cards, you need to buy both mags.) Bags have been opened, but they have all inserts. Both come with a Fantasy Adventure gaming card too (Mayfair Games); one has #2 War Hawk, other one has #3 Jodian Darklord. Mags are NM. Articles on Vampirella's new direction, How to Play Killer Instinct, Iria (Anime character), interviews with Richard Hatch (Battlestar Galactica), William Stout, George Perez, various columns related to all collecting areas it covers, etc. . The phone cards are by Dynamic Entertainment, plastic, full color art by Tucci & friends, 3 minutes of time, never used, and Shi one was limited to 3300, Tomoe to 3100. Put next to each other they make one art scene. Both phone cards have a light scuff line or two on them, came that way, but no color off, and you only notice the scuffs when glinting the cards. If you're a Vampi or Shi/Tomoe completist, you need this. Still at cover price...$8 ea., or both for $14 (View)

Overstreet Comic Book Grading Guide, First Edition, 1992. Detailed grading guide with tons of pics to help you learn how to grade. Has been updated several times since. No OWL page color card, but there's a color pic of it in the book. VF, has 1.5" corner bend lower left back cover. $12 list price...$4 (View)

Overstreet 'Fan' #16 monthly mag. Oct. '96, Vertigo's House of Secrets cover art. Bag opened, but has Spawn Fan Edition comic #1 (guides for $7 alone), Witchblade promo card, and X-Files Season 3 promo card P4!...$6 (View mag & comic)
Overstreet 'Fan' #17 monthly mag. Nov. '96, Justice League cover. Sealed, has Spawn Fan Edition comic #2 (guides for $7 alone), and Shi promo card...$6 (View mag & comic)
Buy both Fans for $10.

Sci-fi Collector #1 (Beckett, April '99) − articles and price guide for various Sci-fi stuff, including Star Wars, Star Trek, Babylon 5, both cards and toys. Nice condition. $4.99 cover...$2 (View)

Wizard #38, Oct. 1994 − Wolverine/Sabretooth fold-out poster cover. Bag opened, but has 1994 Marvel Masterpiece (Hildebrandt paintings) 4-card sheet of Wolverine, War Machine, Green Goblin, Venom, plus Mars Attacks promo card P2, Doom's IV chromium promo card #8, and Zero Hour preview comic. Inside has a Lady Death/X double sided poster too. (Cards are available separately on Trading Cards page, Zero Hour preview available on Clearance page, in .50¢ section, Lady Death poster available on Comic Art page in Promo posters section for $1.) $3.95 cover, save a few bucks over crazy separate prices on that auction site...$3 (View)

Wizard #65, Dec. 1996/Jan. 1997 (2) − Wolverine cover, double-size issue. Bags opened, but has an X-men/WildCATS poster, and 5.5"x8.5" sheet of 9 gift tags w/various comic characters: Spawn, Milk & Cheese, Lady Death, Witchblade, Hellboy, Avengelyne, Concrete, Animal Mystic, and Bone...$2 ea. (View set) (View gift tags)

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