Incredible $3 Comic Finds at a Huge Holiday Sale!

[@Will-hn2yp]

Scooby fan and collector here! I’ve actually spoken to you on Instagram before about Scooby. You got an absolutely AMAZING deal on that book! It’s a great issue that adapts the episode “A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts” from the original Where Are You? series. Thanks for showing Scooby some love!

[@lunchmoneycomics]

@@Will-hn2yp yes it was you! Appreciate the tip and the info!

[@leebalmforth2269]

I would have picked up that fantastic four 64 for $5

[@detective29]

Great pickups. Can't imagine what books were in the footage not shown. I will be in that area later this year. May check this store out.

[@pimplandos]

I was one of those distractions for you, lol. Great to finally meet you in person. Those were some nice pick ups, can’t go wrong with 12 cent issues for $5, but a 10 cent!? Wow!

[@lunchmoneycomics]

@@pimplandos haha a welcome distraction, great meeting you!

[@shaneluttrell532]

wow, those are great deals any day of the week, even without the discount! Great finds. Memphis comic stores should take note!

[@brucecree9170]

Gotta complete your Werewolf by Night series Mike! Great read, so much fun and some great guest appearances.

[@WarriorsforInfoTV]

Those $3 bins are nice!

[@michaelmayrend313]

I love those $3 and $5 bins. And I have to force myself to be picky. Sometimes what makes them end up in those bins is a clipped out coupon, or a tear that does not show until you take it out of the book. Stull fun finds.

[@erraticstatic70]

i think the nightmaster is my favorite!

[@grumpyiam6300]

Hi Mike, nice to see some DC books and a Gold Key Scooby Doo..and the price you paid, real Lunch Money comics! 😃

[@keng.2468]

I own all the Nightmaster showcase issues. Nice find Mike!

[@dansxmencomics]

Great value there. Way to hunt!

[@dbulls33]

Man, some really good stuff rt there! Definitely would have hit the World's Finest, Iron man and Captain Marvel books!

[@sleekgeekcollectibles]

Rubber Chicken was one of my childhood stores in the 90s when it was in Milford, the next town over. I think the original owner’s son runs it now. Cool to see it again.

[@AucheysAdventures]

I used to love collecting old world’s finest comics as a kid at my lcs back where I grew up (no I’m not that old, but I’ve always collected antiques and collectibles)

[@algabriel8333]

Nice video Mike. These are the ones you do that I really love. Enjoy the hunting and finding gems at LM prices!

[@doctorplagas]

I'll have seconds and thirds of that hunting footage lol, great video!

[@lunchmoneycomics]

@@doctorplagas for you, I’d make every video longer!

[@themrp4424]

I love picking up Scooby Doo comics whenever I can. The Gold Key stuff can be pricey when you see it at shows, but you can sometimes find lower grade copies in stores like you did for a decent price, so that was a nice grab. I was actually yelling at the screen for you to grab that book when you pulled it out of the box before you added it to your pile. Another fun video from you, and I like the balance between footage of the hunts (I like seeing what's in the boxes even if you don't grab it, as I am more of a DC/indy and sword & sorcery guy than you) and your overviews of what you got (I also like you give some institutional knowledge and context about the books you get. My favorite grab was the Showcase featuring Nightmaster, I have all 3 of those books, and love them. I am a big Kubert guy so thus were must haves for me. Hope you and yours have a great holiday.

[@rolandspears4595]

Nightmaster plays a huge part in the comic called shadow pact in the mid 2000s at least i think it was mid 2000s lol

[@scottfrazier836]

I like the hunting part. Cause i like to see what may be in the box that i would want

[@steveramsey6562]

Seeing what's being offered on Ebay right now, I'd say that you got a great deal on that particular issue of Scooby Doo.

[@mikepratt6481]

Ooh I need those Flash's!! ⚡

[@O_G_HELLBOY]

Saying it again....super jealous of all the great stores that you have available to you. Keep up the amazing videos!

[@carymoshman1180]

Nice haul, I have that Marvel Age 2 as well.

[@xeno1121]

Love Bob Layton. His limited series on Hercules in space is awesome. Thanks for the content!

[@PawpawRic]

Wow what a great shop! Definitely going on to visit list! And love love love the DC picks and the Marvel books weren't bad either

[@Renegaderantscomics]

Great pickups. You definitely can not beat the price for those books. Happy holidays to you and your family.

[@davidschlosser3946]

Would have loved to stumble on that Scooby Doo. That looked like it was in great shape!

[@stevedriskell59]

I have the Dr. Strange skeleton comic, Avengers 144, and the Iron Man 118. The Superman's pet comic story sounds interesting. Great pick ups! Happy Holidays.

[@donaldmiller9648]

I believe the Worlds Finest book story about "small" creature was reprinted in an 80 page giant Worlds Fair just about six years later. Good pickups for prices.

[@thelibrary8878]

Gret Bin Footage ! Love the Scooby Doo! Hard to find indeed !

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Id be broke in there great hunt

[@comicspa]

Good pickups for great prices! Avengers 144 for how much?! Crazy deals Mike!

[@jebtan2001]

I can watch comic box flicking all day long. Love it. However if they are not bagged, my brain goes "ouch" on every flick. Touch of OCD maybe Mike, I think you may be,slightly evolving from a Marvel fan boy into a DC crumbly. Come on over, the water is fine! Great picks, that comic store looks awesome. I am Hulk green with envy. Can't believe you skipped past those 70's horrors and a Millie the Model. Great vid geezer. Keep on truckin'

[@adamgraydon3255]

grab those SoS and what if books, easy sales.

[@garyduggan897]

My god. I would have come away with a short box of stuff from those bins. All those great bronze age marvel. Paying between 5 and 10e for ones like that on ebay all the time! Really need a trip to New England!

[@kevinmckee4673]

Nightmaster is a great pickup ❤

[@wolverado1322]

I’m more of a Marvel guy, so really nice books on that front, but those two Worlds Finest were pretty darn cool, too.

[@maartenbouw]

Cool pick ups.

[@charliedogg7683]

Stan Lee must have had nightmares trying to come up with names for all those monster shorts in the anthology titles like the pre-superhero Strange Tales. Or maybe the names came from his nightmares - Vandoom, Oomgah, Grottu and Dragoom just worked so well in those tales. World's Finest sure had some whacky stories. I highly recommend Showcase #83 and 84 for the art: Bernie Wrightson on pencils and Wrightson, Jeff Jones and Mike Kaluta on inks. What a team!

[@markkane2650]

The Scooby-Doo comic was your best pick up that day...the gold key ones are hard to find and very rarely in decent condition

[@davidrenfrew111]

Looks as if you should get the Werewolf, Scooby & Nightmaster titles graded...an interesting selection throughout...

[@Comiccomplter55]

That's how u spend lunch money 💰

[@MJCDragen]

Happy holidays, Mike o/

[@erraticstatic70]

good deal for sure!

[@Comiccomplter55]

Great Scobby

[@ZiKoN22]

Just the fact that you have old 70s and 80s unbagged comics still is so crazy. Basically everything is accounted for here in Canada. There are no hidden gems anywhere like that anymore.

[@robertt9342]

There are still finds like this in Canada, but it’s extremely common in the north east US. It’s a product of a large slow growing population and a contracting market interest.

[@dakoitcave817]

I keep Seeing Keanu Reeves are Monark StarStalker....wouldn't that be a cool obscure character MCU could bring him in as?

[@patricksgarage9416]

Im a scooby doo collector, the books are very hard to find especially in decent condition

[@NYCCollector7648]

if you want to read some crazy insane SuperSONS books - try the late 1960's Worlds Finest when Clark JR & Bruce JR are teenagers trying to rebel against their parents - so much like their fathers that their faces look very similar and their costumes are duplicates - what I assume was 2 middle age white guys writing about teens agers in the 1960s - crazy stuff in deed.

[@JMChick47]

Finding 10 cent comics at those prices is rare. Nice pickups. Maybe should have gotten more?

[@LoneWulfRick]

Do most comic shops you have been to grade the comics in the back issues bin and wall comics? Or do they leave it up to the customer. Enjoy your channel.

[@lunchmoneycomics]

@@LoneWulfRick I’d say it’s 70/30. If they have graded books at all (many don’t) I’d say most are purchased that way and a limited number are sent in themselves

[@LoneWulfRick]

​@@lunchmoneycomicsthanks

[@charlielarson2407]

Was that issue of Miss marvel 11 or 12 cuz one of them was the first 35 cent I do believe all that month

[@thewalruswasjason101]

What was that first appearance hellcat worth in that beat up condition?

[@pizanatdotorg]

Wait what!?!? Alpha Flight #1 in a $3 box???/

[@thewalruswasjason101]

It was beat up. Worth right about $5 max

[@pizanatdotorg]

@@thewalruswasjason101 I would take it for $5.

[@orvelorten5586]

My local CBS had an alpha flight run #3 up for 1 buck each

[@Comiccomplter55]

I like u in both places

[@robertt9342]

First Edit: there is so manufac I would buy, there are 3-4x that price where I am.