Dad
To: Chris
Chris:
Thought
you might find this interesting.
Love,
Dad
From USA
Today, 11/16:
Action
Comics No. 1 (Superman's debut, 1938): $2.1MM
Action
Comics No. 1 (Different copy of Action Comics No. 1 - Superman's debut, 1938):
$1.5MM
Amazing
Fantasy No. 15 (Spiderman's debut, 1962): $1.1MM
Detective
Comics No. 27 (Batman's debut, 1937): $1.1MM
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Chris
To: Dad
Thanks
dad! Isn't it great how many investments I've been making over the last decade
in the potentially lucrative paper-bound asset market? It's a long time horizon
for the payoff, but an insane ROI.
Dad
To: Chris
Make sure
you keep them in good condition!
Do you
have any recent. debut issues of characters that will be as big as Superman,
Batman or Spiderman in 50 years. They seem to be the most valuable.
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Chris
To: Dad
hahah, I'm
sure that I don't.
Dad
To: Chris
You never
know. Maybe there is some secondary character that recently appeared that will
emerge as the next great character. Has there been a Facebook Man, Twitter Man,
Digital Woman, or "The Geek" in any recent comic books you have?
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Chris
To: Dad
hahhahhaa!!
How about THE SOCIAL MEDIATOR!!
Dad
To: Chris
Great play
on Media and Mediator!
He/she
intervenes in highly dramatic virtual events. Like internet attacks on the
electric grid, or corruptions of eHarmony.com that match up mismatched people,
etc., or interventions that convert war games into peaceful virtual gardens.
The options are endless!!
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