The whole Legacy Numbering Vs. Current Volume Numbering problem you have has been a constant pain that me and one of my buddies complain about a lot. We practically say it’s Slott’s fault for #801 and that he could’ve finished his story at #800. Because of #801 the recent numbers have shifted so big legacy issues are given higher price tags along with the next issue being either #50 or #75 from the Volume just causing a headache. It’s a problem that’s still happening right now with Wells’s run. #50 this past week was $10 and in a few more issues at #56, that issue is going to be $7.99. All because that issue is technically Legacy #950. Oh well, I’m still going to complain and I’m still going to buy it to be a completionist. Also I think some of your issues were in misplaced order. Could’ve sworn #47 was right after #41 in your box.
Same here. I will always buy Spider-Man no matter what but I sitll sigh by the big price tag. And they wonder why they cannot get new readers at five bucks or more a pop. That very well could be. I have found some issues to be misplaced
I was wondering, why do some reprints of old Spider-Man comics go for a lot more on eBay then less because I was looking at eBay and amazing Spider-Man 39. The first appearance of green goblin reprint is literally only 20 bucks that should go for a lot more because you can barely get that in a high grade
Reprints just are not valued if it is the exact copy of a book already made. It's just a new copy that is mass printed and in better condition than the older more rare stuff
