The never-ending comics sorting...

Posted on May 8, 2007 7:38 PM | Permalink

So I spent 3 more hours working on the comic tonight.

I got all of the Vertigo and Wildstorm stuff sorted and boxed and am unfortunately found 2 miscellaneous boxes of DC and Marvel shit I need to fit back into the already completed crap.

I pulled Giga's Marvel Doctor Who comics out and also all the stuff that I intend on keeping.

All the sorted and condensed comics.

All the DC and Marvel stuff is now boxed and I've added 2 long boxes of Vertigo and Wildstorm stuff (above).

Honestly, when it is all nice and sorted and properly boxed, it doesn't take up much room in the basement.

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Now I'm sorting the trades!

I'm currently tackling the 2 long boxes of trades, trying to get a feeling for what individual issues can now be totally sold off.

Trades are good.

Sure they are part of the destruction of comics story-telling as a whole, but they take up so much less room!

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Some of my golden age stuff

All of my Golden Age DC and Fawcett books have been sorted. Here's just a few (above) of my favorites.

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I'm no fan of Marvel but I totally loved the Earth X to Paradise X miniseries.

I stopped reading Marvel comics a long time ago except for the odd issue or miniseries here or there.

I don't think it was a success but I totally loved the the Alex Ross designed Earth X, Universe X, and Paradise X series. It is all pretty dense but it a fairly mind bloggling epic that practically every Marvel character appears in.

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Hopefully tomorrow will conclude the comics sorting and packing and I can start cleaning up the basement, restacking some shit, and prepping for the floor touch up.

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1 Comment

Holy moly, you have my sympathies - those boxes look uncannily like the ones we have filling our apartment, filled with bloody children's clothes.

(I should qualify that I mean "an annoying amount of children's clothes", and not "children's clothes, covered in blood".)

Wall of boxes for the win!

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