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Just a link to eBay for Earthside 8 , which I've put up for sale:

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F183678027579

Like the title says , I have Mongoose AND Games Foundry miniatures for sale , but need advice for selling.

There are:
* 50 individual Mongoose figures - all different , all still sealed in their packets.
* 10 Mongoose multi-box sets - all different , all still sealed ( aside from one which just has the cellophane removed )
* 64 Games Foundry figures  - all different , all still sealed in their blister packs.

The question is , do I sell them as whole sets because of the effort involved in doing individually , or sell them as individuals which means more work etc..
I think people may be put off by the initial high cost as I'm finding out with the Foundry ones , even though the starting bid works out at around £2 per figure.
I can provide photos if necessary , just didn't want to clog up this tread with them.

Any advice please?

A bit of help needed , please -

I have three sketchbooks in which I've been getting all sorts of sketches drawn over the years. From conventions like the two Kapows , Bristol , Exeter and Cardiff cons , and others.
They come in perforated A4 books , and my question is because I wish to sell them , do I sell them whole - so a buyer can continue filling the remaining pages , or shall I carefully remove them and sell them individually? Certain artists for certain buyers etc...
Any advice?

Rather than start a new thread every time I list something on eBay , I'll just pop it in here on the day of listing.
There's so much to list , it's going to take a long time for everything - so if I stick with just a few items a week , then I won't get bogged down with it.

Today's...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181703045874?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181703048133?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181703049482?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I know at least one of you is aware that , due to a couple of factors , I have sadly decided to sell my entire 2000ad/Dredd collection. There are literally thousands of individual items that must go , and to start the ball rolling , I thought I'd put this up here to see if there was any interest before the inevitable Ebay.





The above photos show the roughs and the finished artwork - both drawn over two large sheets to fit all the detail in.

With thanks to Planet Replicas for the heads-up...

http://www.thewrap.com/dredd-ep-adi-shankar-reveals-dark-judges-miniseries-coming-soon-online/

After what seems like an absolute age in trying to commission artists to draw me a cover , along comes the first - The Four Dark Judges , by Kat Nicholson. I had these covers made , and they are A4 stiff card , wrapped around spare , existing Progs. And just for a certain few of you , these are for my use only , not for sale or resale , and obviously the logo is trademarked blah , blah...
There was a SNAFU involving masking tape and the printed logo , so as you can see it has been sort of mended , but I'll have to paste another logo on top to make it right.

Any idea why these four covers weren't used for the IDW Sin-Dex issues? Seems a shame to have not used them.

Looking forward so much to this. I loved Smallville , and always wanted a young Batman show. While focusing on a young Gordon instead , with Bruce Wayne in the background , this is still going to be great methinks.
Some casting info here:

http://www.followingthenerd.com/ftn_news/donal-logue-cast-as-harvey-bullock-in-foxs-gotham/

New figure up today:

http://www.darkworldcreations.com/2000ad-durham-red-in-70mm-36-p.asp

Just out , and a free signed photo for the first 30 to buy...

http://www.darkworldcreations.com/2000ad-slaine-macroth-35-p.asp

Part 3 of Kevin Levell's 2000AD Lego commission

Drawn by Kevin Levell to match part 1 , but...who's that Jimp?

[Ian Gibson]

Just confirmed that Ian Gibson will be attending 

http://www.facebook.com/BristolExpo

Just for a bit of fun - At the moment of writing this , the Dredd costume is £5'900 with just under 7 days to go.
Whoever comes closest to stating the final value at close of bidding on the 4 Feb at 5pm will win a Slaine:Books of Invasions volume 2 , signed by Mills and Langley.
Just to be fair , you have only 2 entries each - with the Sunday 3 Feb being the last chance to enter. If more than one boarder wins , then I'll simply choose one of them myself to see who gets the book.
I'm going to go with a final sum of £12'500.

Selling some stuff on Ebay right now. This link will take you to one item , but have a look at the other listings.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181069708918?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Also selling my copy of Earthside 8 , but haven't decided on a price yet.

The place to show your puppies , pussies and cocks...and whatever else you may have 

This is my cockatiel , Tommy - or Shut that bloody racket up , it's only a pissing seagull , as I like to call him...

I have a framed Lawgiver from the '95 Dredd film and I want to sell it - I paid £1000 originally and have been offered £500. Is it worth putting up on ebay as a reserve price? I have never used a reserve price option before - does it cost more than just listing? And then there are the fees of course...

At the London signing , they were selling early copies of this weeks prog. I picked up a copy and had it signed by all the creators that were there - Rufus , Simon and Alec didn't make it though. Molch-R and Robo-Keef also added their Hancock's as well.
I couldn't think of a decent question to pose so I scuppered that idea and went with this - If anyone wants to win the prog , just add your name here and I'll pull the name out of a Judge helmet in a weeks time.

The prog...

Facebook is drawing a blank as usual so I'm going to try here. Does anyone know where this image was published? I'm trying to find a higher resolution picture of it. If it's from a prog , then I could take a photo. Thanks in advance.