COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Ice Cream Man 24 Modern
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Grade:
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9.8
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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3905996022
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Owner:
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ADAMANTIUM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
W. Maxwell Prince story. Martin Morazzo art. Alan Quah cover. Big Time Collectibles Edition. Well regular covers themselves make it seem like variants are ice cream that is fudge dipped, but for the cone of silence it is neverendingly a deafening seed sown of soiled like men and women who long to be good parental guidance's. Not for themselves but, as John Mulaney suggested, "Isn't it though?" Not one to be loved as the Ice Cream Man, as in horror husband-like Chutzpah he is all that with the grossness and locked up van of sweets. It isn't good discipline when in walks another Half Price Books sale but as the workers are still taller in the barker booths, we goliath nasties as runt bottom feeders of the cabinets are free to peruse and accumulate. Point being the junk looks "as is", as put to me. Conditions? Unconditioned? Never does a sale go by without someone putting up some ADAMANTIUM like courage for another slip down memory lane and towards this in the registry's comics, comics and comics.
Complete with a back cover picture of the Ultimate of 15 pence or "P" that was left at the market or shop. We called it half price books collectable bin diving but with coupons. Like running in the news as of early 2020's storming the Area 51 ninja Naruto style now that CGC has busted out the chops for video game grading. PlayStation 2 was awesome, but I wasn't as so spoiled. My brother would keep it too believable with button pushing abilities and as for a price, this complete in box game was given by him to me and is more sweets for the sweet in timing. The seasons of Naruto with a Heathcliff catchy attitude was the wherewithal to hang onto older things that proved our age, and whether by worthy video game slabbing of value, rehashing movie ephemera that brought out the charm, or such as moody liberty bell rings of CGC's VHS making it all into memories! The growing grown-ups.
Grader Notes Unavailable.
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