They are mostly GF's. She is a real collector. They wanted her to speak on a panel last year at Comic-Con but she didn't want to be out of the action (not to mention be worried about your precious art).

ETA: To be clear, yes, those are all pieces that she/we own.

Since this is a comic books topic, perhaps people here would have suggestions as to where to donate the 1000+ comics that I rescued from having a friend recycle for paper. They're not collectable, so far as I know, as they were read and reread and not stored in archival conditions... but they are indeed still readable. Are there any prison reading projects/adult literacy resources/et cetera that will accept old Marvel comics from 1988-1998?

What titles are they, Theodosia?

Adam Hughes, who will be the artist on All-Star Wonder Woman for 6 issues, says: "My dream for ASWW is to cram as much character & story into Diana's tale as humanly possible, with the type of action set-pieces that will make Joss Whedon scream "Damn you, Adam Huuuuuuuughes!!!" into the rain, shaking his tiny fists in impotent rage."

That made me laugh, so I ventured into this thread for the first time just to share it.

I need to go through them to get a rough idea. The only one I can remember for sure was an X-Men.

Anyone know when the next Astonishing X-Men is due out? Joss is apparently not so great with keeping his comic book deadlines. (I'm glad I read Fray after the fact, rather than having to wait forever between issues.)

They shouldn't let the TV guys write. Ultimate Hulk & Wolverine #3, anyone?

New watches from Fossil: Grenn Lantern and Flash.

New Astonishing X-Men tomorrow. (Finally.)

I will believe it after I've bought the thing. I'm half expecting 22 pages of "The story so far."

Maybe Ultimate Hulk v. Wolverine will follow soon.

Director's cut, my ass.

Robin #146 cover. Someone needs to be shot.