The completely self absorbed making of comic porn thread

[Spikes]

Wow Matt, that is some collection! 

[Mattofthespurs]

Wow Matt, that is some collection! 

Thanks very much.
Many years and much wasted time and money 

[SpongeJosh]

That's impressive Matt - "for the hoard!" 

[Hawkmumbler]

Crikey, just spotted your cult cinema shelves, Matt! Nice to see some of the Arrow Video box sets in there!

[Mattofthespurs]

Crikey, just spotted your cult cinema shelves, Matt! Nice to see some of the Arrow Video box sets in there!

I'm a massive fan of Arrow and also Scream Factory in the US. I pretty much have all the Arrow releases and have just ordered the 500 ltd edition of the HG Lewis box set due in October at an eye watering £154.99.
Funny thing is I don't think HG Lewis even had that much for the budget of any of his films!

[Mattofthespurs]

That's impressive Matt - "for the hoard!" 

[Hawkmumbler]

Crikey, just spotted your cult cinema shelves, Matt! Nice to see some of the Arrow Video box sets in there!

I'm a massive fan of Arrow and also Scream Factory in the US. I pretty much have all the Arrow releases and have just ordered the 500 ltd edition of the HG Lewis box set due in October at an eye watering £154.99.
Funny thing is I don't think HG Lewis even had that much for the budget of any of his films!

Ha! I'm holding out on the regular box set for the HGL movies, because as much as I love Blood Feast and The Wizard of Gore i'm not familiar with the rest of his work. Arrow do do some lovely box sets though and I spy you have the American Horror Project vol.1, an excellent collection! Also those two Giallo box sets for Killer Dames and Death Walks Twice are superb!

[Mattofthespurs]

That they are. I do love a giallo and the works of Argento started me down that path and 'Deep Red' is still my favourite.

[Mattofthespurs]

Ok, that wall is now completed. Obviously the placings of the various volumes may change but I quite like the way it looks.
I have put up the final shelf for that wall and also added end pieces so no need for bookends to hold the books in place. The middle shelf is where the part works are contained so that's why there is a gap.
And as an added bonus you can just see my dawg in the lower right hand corner of the first picture.
Say hello to 'Misty' 

[TordelBack]

Outstanding! As a cherry-picker I had no idea that we were so far along with the Mega-collection, it looks like it's going to be huge.

[Hawkmumbler]

That does all look rather brilliant (cameo cocker included, what a sweety!), and I see you opted to wait for the TPB's for Charleys War. As someone who prefers HC's I see the appeal but my gosh did Titan do a good job with that classic.

[Mattofthespurs]

That does all look rather brilliant (cameo cocker included, what a sweety!), and I see you opted to wait for the TPB's for Charleys War. As someone who prefers HC's I see the appeal but my gosh did Titan do a good job with that classic.

Sharp eyes there Hawk.
And Misty asks me to tell you she is a Springer (mix), thank you very much! 

[Mattofthespurs]

Outstanding! As a cherry-picker I had no idea that we were so far along with the Mega-collection, it looks like it's going to be huge.

If they stick to their 60 volumes then only 19 left. Should be finished around May 2017 by my reckoning although I could easily be wrong

[Mattofthespurs]

and I see you opted to wait for the TPB's for Charleys War. As someone who prefers HC's I see the appeal but my gosh did Titan do a good job with that classic.

I bought that volume and ignored the hardbacks because I had, for the first time, relatively recently read Charley's War in the Meg. Kind of wished I had gone for the hard backs now but the paperback of the first 4 HB volumes was quite a cheap purchase at just over £10 compared to £10 for each HB.

[Colin YNWA]

I quickly break from my holiday in South Wales to say

WOW

I return to my holiday.