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Saturday, 6 January 2024
No, It's NOT A FANTASY - It's AMAZING...
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Amazing Fantasy #15 was dated August 1962 so it wouldn't have reached #1000 by now. Assuming AF had continued in an unbroken monthly run since 1962, the current January 2024 issue would only be #740.
ReplyDeleteLike I said, CJ, the number is likely symbolic in some way, but thanks for doing the arithmetic. What did Santa bring you?
ReplyDeleteYeah the 1,000 number as noted on by Marvel , was simply a marketing ploy to celebrate 60 years of Spidey .
ReplyDeleteTa muchly, McS.
ReplyDeleteSanta brought me a set of two COSTA latte mugs, Kid - on November 27th because I've been so good.
ReplyDeleteTo continue the arithmetic - Amazing Fantasy #1000 would be the issue dated September 2045.
One for visitors, CJ, or because you eventually break them? 2045? Hopefully, I'll still be around then. Dunno about you, old yin.
ReplyDeleteTwo because there were two in the set, Kid - they weren't available separately.
ReplyDeleteIn September 2045 you'll be nearly 87 so you might still be around and still buying stuff from eBay no doubt!
In September 2045 I'd be 79 but my parents died aged 71 and 77.
They always find a way to squeeze extra money out of buyers, don't they? Doesn't matter if you want only one, you've got to buy two.
ReplyDeleteI want to be around in 2065 so I can celebrate TV Century 21's 100th anniversary. If you're still around, I'll invite you to the party.