ABOUT >> cyberspace steve
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  • BIO >> Cyberspace Steve was introduced to comics at a very early age and was turned into a Marvel Zombie within a year. When he became an adult-like person, he opened up the online comic shop, Cyberspace Comics.
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cyberspace steve • 05/02/12
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Here’s a look back at the previous month (April 2012) in online comic sales marketplaces. Number of listings in eBay’s “comics” section: 1,717,766 (+5.09% from last month; +11.57% from last year) Number of those that are Cyberspace Comics listings: 8,601 (+1.24%; +22.78%) Cyberspace Comics “market share” of comic listings on eBay: 0.50071% (-3.66%; +10.06%) Number […]
cyberspace steve • 05/01/12
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. Every once in a while, we get reminded that Adam Hughes draws […]
cyberspace steve • 04/30/12
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Marvel Two-In-One launched in 1974, teaming the Thing with a different hero each month. This guide will tell you everything you wanted to know about the series – and more! Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Date: March 1974 Cover Price: 20¢ Writer: Steve Gerber Artist: Gil Kane WHO stars in this issue? the Thing – Benjamin […]
cyberspace steve • 04/27/12
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Marvel Two-In-One launched in 1974, teaming the Thing with a different hero each month. This guide will tell you everything you wanted to know about the series – and more! Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Date: January 1974 Cover Price: 20¢ Writer: Steve Gerber Artist: Gil Kane WHO stars in this issue? the Thing – Benjamin […]
cyberspace steve • 04/26/12
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In the letters pages of Fantastic Four #242 (cover date: May 1982), John Byrne decides that if you're going to be outdone when writing a Marvel comic - it's best to be outdone by Stan "the Man" Lee, himself.
cyberspace steve • 04/25/12
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A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers. In 1984, Marvel Comics debuted a Transformers mini-series that proved so popular, they extended it into an ongoing series. One that lasted for 80 issues! Twenty years after it first […]
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