Did anyone else have those action figures for "Star Wars" and "G.I. Joe"? I used to have them team up together to fight off my "Transformers". It's the kind of made up world that comics come up with all the time, some insane cross-over. It seems so worthless sometimes to keep those toys but later on you never know what they could go for. We live in the age of Ebay where people can sell their childhood or soul in a jar and fetch crap loads of money. I've seen a new PS3 sold right when they came out for $10,000! Well, I don't know if it actually got sold, but that was the asking price from one person. Can you imagine if that guy actually did sell that? And now I wish I still had all those cool toys which seem to have vanished somehow. These days comics aren't worth that much even unless they're golden age ones. Yet if you hold on to the ones you do buy later on you can set your own price for them! These days it's up to the people to decide the worth of something. I just remembered... I do have golden age comics, and that means I could set my own asking price for them! Hmm... tempting, yet at the same time they're priceless if you really like reading them. What else could one collect from their youth?
Guest Commentator HARVESTER OF SORROW says: "You have the devil's wisdom my child!"















































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