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Martial Arts in Comics, Canadian Whites, & More | Viewer's Questions Answered

#comicbookcommunity #comiccollecting #comickeys My viewers asked the following questions, which I'll answer in this video: What are your top martial art inspired comics? Which books/characters are the real deal and who are the posers? Gold Key Harlem Globetrotters #1 the sharks cover. It has the Mark Jewelers insert, how rare is it and what’s the price range for a Mid-Grade issue? Who did the cover art? I recently acquired Freelance Comics #34 (Anglo-American Publishing) Can you give me some history about Freelance books and their rarity… Show us some books please Is it considered a Canadian White? Do you have the parrillo zombie tramps What are your general thoughts on variant covers? Do you think there are too many? Does every book need a variant cover? How does this affect the way you collect for example if you are a completionist does the huge number of variants/incentives deter you from completing a run? Why was the term "Pannapictagraphist" created and who invented the term? Just found out they make comics of Sonic the Hedgehog, do you own any? A lot of U.S. ebay sellers won't ship internationally. Being a Canadian, have you ever missed out on any books you've really wanted because of this? let's assume an alien race invades the earth (it could happen, you know) and allows you only to keep 5 comic books out of your entire collection while the rest must be destroyed. Which 5 comic books do you keep, and if you could answer, what's special about those that would make you keep them? Comment on this video and I'll answer your question next week and give your channel a shout out. To learn more about Stackry and support the channel visit: https://www.stackry.com/register?refe... Please like, comment, subscribe, and follow me on Instagram:   / comic_collector_geek