Question for you all. I'm looking to sell some of my copies of Batman, The Dark Knight Returns. Where do I find the text telling me what printing the book is? I assumed that it's on the inside front cover, but I don't know if that's consistent for all of the books. Also, I'm assuming that if the printing isn't given, it's a 1st Printing book?
Question for you all. I'm looking to sell some of my copies of Batman, The Dark Knight Returns. Where do I find the text telling me what printing the book is? I assumed that it's on the inside front cover, but I don't know if that's consistent for all of the books. Also, I'm assuming that if the printing isn't given, it's a 1st Printing book?
Thanks everyone.
Depending on the year of publication there are a couple of ways to determine if a book is a first edition first printing. The first way is on the copyright page (the page right after the title page) there will be a string of numbers from 10 to 1. This denotes that it is a first edition First printing. Some publishers actually state the words 'first edition' or 'first printing' on the copyright page. Another method of identification is the number line – that's a line of numbers on the copyright page. Usually, if a one is present in the line then it's a first edition.
Question for you all. I'm looking to sell some of my copies of Batman, The Dark Knight Returns. Where do I find the text telling me what printing the book is? I assumed that it's on the inside front cover, but I don't know if that's consistent for all of the books. Also, I'm assuming that if the printing isn't given, it's a 1st Printing book?
Thanks everyone.
Depending on the year of publication there are a couple of ways to determine if a book is a first edition first printing. The first way is on the copyright page (the page right after the title page) there will be a string of numbers from 10 to 1. This denotes that it is a first edition First printing. Some publishers actually state the words 'first edition' or 'first printing' on the copyright page. Another method of identification is the number line – that's a line of numbers on the copyright page. Usually, if a one is present in the line then it's a first edition.
There's nothing like this in my copies of I do see a 2nd or 3rd Printing on the inside front cover of some of my issues. I'm assuming that the copies without this text are 1st Printings.
There's nothing like this in my copies of I do see a 2nd or 3rd Printing on the inside front cover of some of my issues. I'm assuming that the copies without this text are 1st Printings.
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I think I might start my own reading challenge if @dubbat138 does not resurrect his own.
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I've been thinking about things I've missed on the forums since @WetRats came back.
I've missed @dubbat138 ridiculous reading challenge. you never had a clue what was going to be next.
I think I might start my own reading challenge if @dubbat138 does not resurrect his own.
I miss the cancellation cavalcade from @Chuck_Melville. I enjoy the occasional sales report commentary.
Unfortunately, I don't think Chuck has been on these forums since around the first of the year. I keep wondering if some folks are still trying to visit the www.thecomicforums.com and presuming that the site is permanently down.
At least they are giving the updated address in each episode. Hopefully guys like Chuck are stll listening.
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"Fishing rod has been brought into the house unnoticed" sounds like it should be the scenario for a silent film that Buster Keaton could have made.
I'm looking to sell some of my copies of Batman, The Dark Knight Returns. Where do I find the text telling me what printing the book is? I assumed that it's on the inside front cover, but I don't know if that's consistent for all of the books. Also, I'm assuming that if the printing isn't given, it's a 1st Printing book?
Thanks everyone.
You can also see this: http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-To-Dertermine-a-First-Edition-First-Printing-/10000000001530363/g.html
I do see a 2nd or 3rd Printing on the inside front cover of some of my issues. I'm assuming that the copies without this text are 1st Printings.
I think you can be confident you have a first printing.
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Months?
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Bill and Ted internet dive. Bill and Ted had a live action TV show? How do I get those DVDs, and do they follow up the terrible cartoon?
Most of my recent purchases are in, including my Japanese fishing reel.
I've actually read a few comics this month.
The tax man cometh Monday. Remember they can make your life heck for not paying, but they can throw you in jail for fraud and not filing.
Wife and daughter are out of town on vacation, i've got to work thanks Woodrow Wilson.
New habit I've picked up. Whenever I'm listening to lecture or podcast and they mention a movie, album, book that is important to them even if I'm not interested in it I write it down.
I love that Rob Van Dam is so spaced out. He's like the wrestling version of Bill Walton.
Which brings me think of a YouTube show never seen. Contractors. It basically follows the old joke of how the Rebels killed tens of thousands subcontractors on the Death Star 2. A worker starts telling the story of his/her kid or something similar only interrupted by lando blowing the shit out of them.
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I've missed @dubbat138 ridiculous reading challenge. you never had a clue what was going to be next.
Unfortunately, I don't think Chuck has been on these forums since around the first of the year. I keep wondering if some folks are still trying to visit the www.thecomicforums.com and presuming that the site is permanently down.