2000ad comics for sale

[markr]

Hi

Posted last month the wife was making me sell my collection as we are moving and apparentley according to her being an adult i shouldnt have comics!!!!

i have listed all the progs below anyone interested?

2000AD Comics for sale (619 in total)

2000AD Prog Nos:
215, 217, 228, 270, 308, 311, 313, 337, 338, 344, 353, 362, 364, 368, 371, 384, 434, 435, 437, 443, 444, 487, 488, 491, 500, 514, 520, 521, 527, 532, 553, 555, 566, 572, 577, 580, 589, 590, 593, 596, 600. 602, 606-623, 624-663, 665-680, 682-714, 716-787, 789-992, 994-1012, 1014-1017.

Judge Dredd the Megazine (Volume 1 - Monthly)
Nos: - 1-20

Judge Dredd the Megazine (Volume 2 – Fortnightly)
Nos: - 1-76, 78

The Best of 2000AD Monthly
Nos:- 13-16, 18-21, 30-35, 37-39, 41, 48, 55-61, 65-66

The Complete Judge Dredd
Nos :- 1-4

2000AD Presents Crisis
Nos: - 1-4

2000AD annuals
1984, 1987, 1989

Batman and Judge Dredd
Judgment on Gotham
Vendetta on Gotham

2000AD Scifi Specials
Year:
1986
1987
1988
1990
No 17

Judge Dredd Mega Special
Nos: - 1-7

The Best of 2000AD Special Edition (1993)

2000AD Winter Special
Year:
   1988, 1989, 1993
Titan Books
Slaine The King (First Edition)
Slaine Book 1 (First Edition)
Judge Dredd No1 (Fifth Edition)

Quality Comics – Scavengers
Nos: - 13-16, 19

Quality Comics – 2000AD Presents
Nos: - 23

The Judge Dredd Collection
Nos:- 1-3, 5

[Trout]

Your wife is wrong.

[vzzbux]

Thats grounds for divorce.





V

[strontium71]

Your wife is wrong.

^ This

How I hate it when I hear of someone's other making them get rid of their comics because it's childish 

[TordelBack]

Well, obviously it is childish to hold on to the comics of your childhood, but so drokkin' what.  See also: football, TV, ice-cream, a mouthful of boob = Plenty of good stuff about being a kid that you can, and should, still enjoy as an adult. 

One might ask what the purpose of a lady's make-up is if not to return her to the imagined flawless state of childhood. 

[Trout]

Well, obviously it is childish to hold on to the comics of your childhood, but so drokkin' what.

It depends if you're still getting use out of them. I am.

[Daveycandlish]

But I bet she has a cuddly toy of some sort still... but won't see the connection

[TordelBack]

Well, obviously it is childish to hold on to the comics of your childhood, but so drokkin' what.

It depends if you're still getting use out of them. I am.

Me too, obviously.  However I wouldn't try to argue that endlessly re-reading 70's/80's kids' comics bespeaks a purely adult sensibility.  I'm just not sure I'd be very comfortable with anyone who couldn't still enjoy at least the best of what they did as kids.  Whither sandcastling?  Rockpooling?  Rolling down hills?  Sledding? Liquorice allsorts?  Putting away childish things sounds like a miserable existence to me.

This is not to criticise Mrs. Floyd (for whom I believe there is a collect call from United States, should she accept the charges), since she obviously has both the considerable patience and charitable urges required to shack up with a Squaxx.  That sort of woman is a rare breed, and not to be undervalued.

[markr]

Once she realises I AM THE LAW maybe ill get a mouth full of boob once i sell them!!!!

Dont worry fellow 2000AD fans i will still be a die hard dredd fan and have had many years enjoyment out of the comics and hope someone else does as well.

My other favourite characters have been Slaine, Rogue trooper and ABC warriors.

[SmallBlueThing]

Ah yes, the old 'WE need space, so YOUVE got to get rid of your comics" argument- usually followed by said space looking Claires Accessories within six months. She came for my comics, and i balanced thirty years of whoopee and cheeky with no further cheeky whoopee, so i said nothing. Then she came for my dvds and books, and as id a vague idea about an ereader and 'cloud' and streaming films, i said nothing. And then she came for me and chucked me out, replaced with a personal trainer who takes up twice the size of me by way of his muscles and apparently elephantine genitals.

The only sensible way out is "the comics are very important to me, they are not going. If you like, i can throw out all of the clothes youve bought recently which are far too small for your arse and so useless until youre going to a big arse-fanciers convention".

I have no idea of your other half's arse (you can see mine's by following the link in my sig) but even if she's more kylie than hattie jacques, it's guaranteed to work.

SBT

[TordelBack]

Oh good grud, for some reason I though this was one of Floyd's posts!  Must have been the long list of prog numbers... What a prat I am. Please accept my apologies to both of you. 

[markr]

Yes she maybe wrong but shes always right

i also had the threat that they would be in the bin when i get home if i didnt do something about it.

Im just waiting for the its the comics or me statement.

[markr]

Forgot to add that they have all the free gifts as well

[Emperor]

Well, obviously it is childish to hold on to the comics of your childhood, but so drokkin' what.

It depends if you're still getting use out of them. I am.

Me too, obviously.

Rolled up into a tube and lined with a humid flannel you've give 5 seconds in the mircrowave?

[TordelBack]

Rolled up into a tube and lined with a humid flannel you've give 5 seconds in the mircrowave?

Are you insane?! I'm not risking moisture on the precious things!  I just wrap my whole body in clingfilm and roll myself gently back and forth across the centrespreads. Once you avoid the staples it's very fulfilling.