Marvel Comics Sleepwalker

comics collectors I need ur help!?

I found three books in comics uncles atic. they are perfect condition and they were plastic, as he placed each one in plastic and taped. these are worth anything, or considered rare? sup hey man, I saw some of your post and I was hoping perhaps you can answer this question I have. I found these three comics my uncle had in his attic which was very dusty and were sealed (with tape) inside plastic. I just wanted to ask if you would know if they would be "considered rare or worth anything these three are all one of Marvel Comics." Excaliber "his future back to haunt them (his picture of a white and black spider man's head in the lower left) in February 1990." Sleepwalker "in a battle with the avid reader in 1991 (he says 50 years and one pic of the CPT. america at the bottom left (black and white, with the head only) 3. excalibur "So are you looking at? 1992 30th anniversary of the amazing spiderman 1962 to 1992 so something is worth?

These securities are not worth much money, even in Mint Condition. Excalibur is not a best-selling title, and Sleepwalker definitely is not. Not being an idiot, I'm a reader and collector of comics, I know what I mean. You'd be lucky if you get a dollar or two for the books, nobody really wants to buy these securities, I'm afraid to tell you. They are not that old. These are the titles that are not as popular, and the stories have more important things going on. Sorry.

Deathlok and Sleepwalker Tribute

1991 Comics Characters Debuts $35.44 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Destruction, Foxglove, Bishop, Deadpool, Terra, Sleepwalker, Trunks, Darkhawk, Squirrel Girl, Marv, Shatterstar, Lady Death, Cyber, Monarch, Kestrel, Roark Family, Phobos, Lyja, Paibok, Garrison Kane, Firebrand, Atomic Skull, King Snake, Waverider, G. W. Bridge, Abraham Cornelius, Trevor Fitzroy, General Glory, the Girls of Old Town, Abattoir, Pantha, 8-Ball, Copycat, Nancy Callahan, Mirage, Muriel Frost, Ron Troupe, Lynx, Electrocutioner, Rancor, Speedfreek, Judge Karyn, Bloody Mary, Zodiak, Linear Men, Alexandre Leroi, Speed Queen, Marco Delgado, Malice Vundabar. Excerpt: 8-Ball is the name used by different characters from Marvel Comics . The first 8-Ball fully appeared in Sleepwalker #2 although he was seen on the television in #1. Fictional character biography Jeff Hagrees 8-Ball I The man who would later become 8-Ball was born in Duluth, Minnesota . A former defense contractor who designed missile propulsion systems, Jeff Hagees took to playing pool to relieve the stress of his job. He soon amasses large gambling debts, which arouses the suspicion of his employers, who thought he was selling company secrets to raise money to pay off his debts. Although they had no proof, Hagees’ employers fired him. Combining his love of pool with his engineering talents, he fashions a criminal identity for himself as 8-Ball, inventing his cue stick weapons, and engaging in a highly successful crime spree in New York with his gang. In one of his costumed robberies, he faces the alien Sleepwalker, who demands to know what he was doing. Sleepwalker had the battle won and nearly captured 8-Ball for the police, until Rick Sheridan (the human to whom Sleepwalker is bonded) woke up. The alien is forced back into Rick’s mind. 8-Ball escaped. 8-Ball witnesses a fight between female