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	the stuffs inside my head that must get out archives 2010 may april march february january 2009 december november october september august july june may april march february january 2008 december november october september august july june may april march february january 2007 december november october september august july june may april march february january 2006 december november october september august july june may april march february january 2005 december november october september august july june may april march february january 2004 december november october september august july june may april march february january 2003 december november october september august july june may april 2002	Tue, 23 Feb 2010 million dollar comics By now you've probably heard the news that a CGC graded copy of Action Comics #1 recently sold for a million smackers to an unnamed party who clearly has more money than he or she knows what to do with. While this is clearly an important comic and a piece of Americana, it's definitely not that great of a comic to read. This got me thinking about all of the great comics I've read over the years and what they're worth to me. As much as I love graphic novels, there's still something about a well-executed single comic that drives me wild! So, price guide aside, here's the single comic that's worth a million bucks to me: It's got a great story by Bob "Flaming Carrot" Burden and beautiful artwork by the legendary Art Adams, and can still be found languishing in quarter bins all over. If you ever spot one, snap it up quick, you're in for a treat! Do you have a favorite comic that's worth a million bucks to you? If so, email me at million@hijinxcomics.com and tell me why. I'll be picking some of my favorites to post on this blog and my favorite will win a free dollar bin shopping spree at Hijinx! [/topics/arts/comics] permanent link

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