As a child in the 1960s, David Hammond read comic books. And read them, and read them, and read them. He loved his comics. Your mom threw yours out? Not David's mom — she didn't have the heart to do that. Instead, she stored them for decades in her attic. Then, in the 1990s, she reunited her boy with his collection.
Remember the 1990s? When every other week there was a news story about Pow! Zap! Wham! comics aren't just for kids anymore? And, hey, if you still have those comics from your childhood, they're now worth a lot of money ... remember that? Well, David either never saw or ignored those stories and promptly secured his old collection in the attic of his new home.
Now, some 25 years later, David has unearthed (unskyed?) the collection from the attic and is offering these well-read comics to you, so you can read them. If you love a comic, set it free, right? The comics have been graded using our proprietary DBD™ (Destroyed By David) grading system. The higher the grade, the more David read the comic ... and the more damage that comic suffered.
Click on the image below to learn more about the specific comic from the collection — important facts about the story, the shape the comic is in, and the anticipated date it will be offered for auction on eBay (or the name of the person who acquired the comic, for those that have already been offered).
All eBay auctions begin at a dollar or less. Click here to see all current auctions.
