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Posted by Tom
Wizard magazine lists BONE #1 in two of its countdown categories. "The 200 Greatest Comics in Wizard's History" and "Collecting 1991-2008: The 20 most valuable, non-variant comics in Wizard's History.
BONE #1 ranked as the seventh best comic in Wizard history and third (at $250) in the most valuable category. Congrats Jeff!
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wow.
cool.
Comment by Marcus — April 14, 2008 @ 5:06 pm
Wow congratualtion!
Comment by Jeanette — April 14, 2008 @ 11:56 pm
[...] This is a bit of an odd couple, but Wizard magazine named Bone #1 as the seventh best and third most valuable comic in Wizard history. (Yeah, check your back issues, because they claim issue 1 is going for $250.) [...]
Pingback by Word Balloons » Linkfest: Manga sisters, Blue Beetle, and more — April 15, 2008 @ 8:06 am
Two hundred fifty?!
I guess I should’ve bagged my copy back in the day.
Oh well.
I had too much fun reading…
Comment by Scott — April 15, 2008 @ 2:07 pm
I actually went out and picked this up (due to the mention here). First, I think any recognition Jeff/Bone/CB gets is well-deserved. I also think the level of discourse in Wizard is a little sad…lauding the (collectable) value of (a comics) mere pages away from (to me, related) coverage of the speculator-driven boom and bust is, you know, more of the same irresponsibility that got the comics industry where it is (today) in the first place.
I *did* like the “best comic of the Wizard era” mention. Not for nothing, but I liked Bone way better than the other six placed “ahead” of it…oh well. It’s either this, or I have to start my own magazine (not happening).
Sorry for the long post. Thanks for reading all of it (if you’re still here).
Comment by TUCK! — April 16, 2008 @ 10:49 am