| In the very weird ongoing saga of liquidating my many stuffs, I spent
the better part of yesterday tallying comic books and LPs to post at
http://seattle.craigslist.org/bar/51553210.html
in the hopes of finding a collector with a fast computer to trade. If you
have a computer to donate but don't want all the stuff, I'll donate it to
the charity of your choice. I really need a new, faster machine in order
to edit video and burn my own DVDs. 792 is selling
fast and I have the next 3 or 4 feature-length compilations selected but
no way of committing them to DVD. 792 Short Films is now available for purchase
at Electric
Heavyland in Wallingford and for rental at
Rain
City Video in Fremont. Thanks for looking!
[After spending way too much time posting the
series at right at ebay, I decided a mass approach was
the way to go.] |
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comics, LPs, and inline skates 2 xchange for zippy
computer
Will trade all or any part of the following 3 lots for fully functional zippy
computer (laptop preferred), 256M RAM or better, any platform, capable of
handling USB DVD burner peripheral and post-2001 video editing software.
I will leave this offer open until December 15 2004. If I can’t find
a trading partner by that time, I will sell the three lots SEPARATELY to
whoever makes the best offer for each. Email me your offer at any time before
December 15, please! (Only best offer will be notified.)
LOT #1
SALOMON MEN’S TR8 ADV. RECREATIONAL INLINE SKATES, SIZE 10.5
Soft boot with rigid frame for comfort with support. Metal chassis delivers
lots of speed. Hardly used, light scuffing, big 77.5 mm wheels slightly worn
but still lots of miles left in them. Lots of brake left. These are very
fast skates! Maybe too fast for me. They were a gift and I barely used ‘em.
This top of the line Italian-made skate retailed for $400 when new. Am now
looking to barter along with the two following lots....
LOT #2
CRATE OF 60+ ECLECTIC VINYL LPS plus ASSORTMENT OF RARE 45s
Crate of 60+ vinyl LPs in very good or better condition, an excellent sampling
of 20th century musical genres for the eclectic DJ or music collector. Includes
albums in such genres as country, classic rock, disco, new wave, spoken word,
medieval troubadour music, honky tonk piano, TV theme songs, big band, swing,
soul, banjo, folk, accordion, french, polynesian, and spanish guitar. Artists
inlcuded are Elvis Costello, The Jam, Soft Cell, Squeeze, Talking Heads,
Devo, Mi-Sex, Yaz, Violent Femmes, Specials, English Beat, Dubliners, CSN,
Donovan, Partridge Family, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Harry
Belafonte, Sergio Mendes, Andrews Sisters, Roger Miller, Eddie Peabody, Country
Joe and the Fish, Roberta Flack, Ink Spots, Supremes, Donna Summer. Soundtracks
Doctor Zhivago, Midnight Express, Thank God It’s Friday, and ABC TV
series Africa. Eclectic compilations of songs devoted to CB radios, the
telephone, country music hall of fame, fox trots, parisian street music,
and “alphabet rock” (2 full records of songs with nonsense lyrics).
Plus 10 33rpm 10-inches of romantic music and polkas from the early 1950s
with exquisite modern design covers.
And, just to sweeten the deal, I'll throw in the rare 45s listed at
http://zverina.com/vinyl.htm
LOT #3
APPROXIMATELY 400 1980s COMIC BOOKS
Excellent to mint, bought new, read once and bagged for 20 years, many premium
titles and several collectibles. I don’t have the time or inclination
to post on ebay, but maybe you do. Or perhaps you’d like to keep them
or give them as a gift. Great art project potential.
DC
The Sandman (by Neil Gaiman), 38-39, 41, 47, 49-50, 52-53, 55, 57, 59-63,
74-75
Crisis on Infinite Earths, 1-12 (complete)
Groo the Wanderer, 1-11, 14, 17-18
New Teen Titans, 1-11, Annuals 2, 3
Vigilante, 1-14, 17-18
Watchmen, 1-3, 5, 8
Doom Patrol, 50, 52, 54-57, 59, 61,
Justice League #70 (death of Superman)
Tales of the Teen Titans, 41-57
Marvel
Uncanny X-Men 175-206, 208, 210
X-Men (1991), 5-8
X-Men Classics 1-3 (high grade reprints); Phoenix: The Untold Story #1
X-Men Annual 8, 9
X-Men & Alpha Flight, 1-2 (complete)
New Mutants, 1-2, 13-36, 38; Annual 1, Special Edition #1
Mighty Thor, 342-368; Annual #12; Balder the Brave 1-3
Iron Man, 180-202; Annual #7
Fantastic Four, 265-286, 288-292; Annual 18
Daredevil, 206-225, 227-233, 260
Dreadstar, 10, 12, 15-19
Moon Knight 37-38; 1-6 (Fist of Khonshu)
Alpha Flight, 8-31, 33
Avengers 242-258, 263; Annual 13; West Coast Avengers #1
New Defenders, 129-144
Ghost Rider #50
Captain America, 295, 297-300, 305
Incredible Hulk 294-297, 300-302, 307, 314, 318
Dr. Strange, 54, 64-65, 69-74
Micronauts: The New Voyages, 1-12, 15
ROM Spaceknight, 54-72
Secret Wars II, 1-7, 9
Dazzler 34-38
20 Various Spiderman titles, including Amazing #252 (new costume) and Spectacular
#189 (hologram cover) plus Team-Ups
Miscellaneous and Miniseries
Eagle Comics Judge Dredd “Judge Child Quest” miniseries 1-5 (complete)
Eagle Comics Judge Dredd Crime File 1-2 (of 6)
Epic (Marvel “mature” line) Void Indigo, 1-2
Marvel Cloak & Dagger, 1-4 (complete)
Marvel The Gargoyle, 1-4 (complete)
Marvel Rocket Raccoon, 1-4 (complete)
Pacific Comics Vanguard Illustrated 1-4, 7; Alien Worlds #4
Pacific/Eclipse Comics, Somerset Holmes 1-6
First Issues and Other Collectibles
DC The Sandman “Orpheus” Special #1 (glow-in-the-dark cover)
DC Death #1 (by Neil Gaiman)
DC Superman #75 (death of superman, sealed with extras)
DC Infinity, Inc. #1
DC Shadow of the Bat #1 (sealed with extras)
DC Deadman #1-2
DC Comics Star Trek (1983) #1-2
Eagle Comics Robohunter #1
Eclipse Comics Bedlam #1
Eclipse Comics Miracle Man #1, 7 (by Alan Moore)
First Comics, Grim Jack #1, 5
First Comics, Shatter #1-2 (first computer-illustrated comic)
Iconografix, Angryman #1
Image Comics, Spawn #1
Image Comics, Youngblood #1
Image Comics WildC.A.T.s #1 (by Jim Lee)
Marvel Battlestar Galactica #1-3
Marvel Generation X underground special #1
Marvel Infinity War #1
Marvel Starriors #1-2
Marvel Sectaurs, #1-2
Marvel Silver Surfer #1 (vol 2)
PC Ravens & Rainbows #1
PC Darklon the Mystic #1
PC Time Force #1
PC Demon Dreams #1
...and several random titles and numbers too tedious to list
WHY THIS WEIRD ASSORTMENT OF STUFF FOR TRADE?
I am looking to make this trade to further my video art. I will throw in
a copy of my limited edition 792 Short Films DVD, available here:
http://www.zverina.com/movies
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