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Carnage: Black, White & Blood 1 Momoko Variant Cover |
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Carnage: Black, White & Blood 1 Modern |
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CGC |
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3898172009
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Owner Comments
Peach Momoko cover. She is keeping up with the flare! Indeed, it is time to see what is up with this artist. I'm not sold out for it yet, but this was priced right to buy and see how it suits the collection! I'm more excited to have traded in for it at the LCS Awesome Comics! I traded in some doubles that although were 3 separate slabs, they wouldn't have gone for much, modern and copper age at 7.0 or 6.5, and I was able to get half of the slabbing costs! LOL At $15 a piece in "trade in", as cash, so I got this slab, priced at $60 with no further out of pocket and only trade. The owner is a decent guy and willing to be gracious! I'm not sure how much of an over or under it works out as on this, but staying alive and growing the collection can be both a goal and important. Back to the cover, it has a jellyfish-like brain for Carnage. Momoko reminds me a bit of Jae Lee, not badly, but it could be a different type of reference for framing the art!?! Good things can come if we trust in the ONE who provides, and we do the best we can all things considered. Like is this Carnage in a Jelly Fish Brain? Or a hunched over Carnage with a back that looks like a Jelly Fish with a brain, and his arms are forming a serrated mouth? lol I think it is pretty! AND pretty triPpY!
Complete with a back cover picture before released to theaters of, "Back to Black!" An "R" rated Amy Winehouse story! A movie takes a look at her rise to fame and one of the most popular titled albums, although the pass I won notes it as rated "G", which I let the distributor know as that is quite the mixup. Carnage is not always as black and white as a comic, but often requires blood, sweat and tears, as the song "Mama's Boy" Ramones would say and similar to the Momoko art, "You were all the same jellybean brain, everyone is a secret nerd, everyone is a closet lame!" Somehow a film of such still probably needs to get the point across that while unapologetic and seemingly an innocence at first, one needs a firm foundation in Grace!
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