Passed up the Wedding of Superman mint boxed set f

[Matt Young 0]

I think I made a horrible mistake. You see, after watching X2 at Christmas time, I became interested in comics again. I collected comics up until about 9-10 years ago (94-95) and had a decent collection. I just didn't know if I still had that collection or where it was located if I did.

 

About 2 weeks ago, before I moved out to Cali, I was at K-Mart in Springfield, Illinois. I was checking out the magazines, and I saw something unusual. Despite not selling comics for years, they had a boxed set of the white embossed Superman wedding issue along with 2-3 other comics that were presumably a part of the same story arc. It cost $10. having only a 10 spot in my possession and seeing as how I wanted to purchase the Michelle Branch issue of Maxim, I passed it up. Actually, I honestly was pretty sure I owned the wedding issue already, and I also didn't want to waste $10 when I didn't even know if I'd still enjoy comics in the first place.

 

This past Saturday night, I finally found a box of my old comics. It wasn't my entire collection, but I was still overjoyed to find somewhere between 100-200 books, which were about 99% X-books with some Batman and other random stuff sprinkled in there. However, there was no Superman.

 

After looking through some of those books, I realize that I still love comics and want to get back into them for sure. However, I missed my chance at that very special issue/boxed set of Superman. I'm hoping that the book(s) isn't/aren't too rare or valuable, because I'd really like to own the wedding issue at least, but my heart's telling me I likely passed up an unbeatable deal. I'm praying that someone tells me that I'm wrong in that assumption.

[USC Wuz Robbed! 0]

Ahem... I would like to say this.....

 

 

[starvenger 0]

If you find a local comicon and search through the cheap bins you'll probably find the issues for less than $10...

[thuganomics 0]

I'm guessing you can find most issues from that era of Superman in the 25 cent bin at comicons... As to the wedding issue, it sold for $6 and if you pay more than that for it, you were ripped off. It was overprinted, overly boring, and rather pointlessly long. Oh, and absolutely action free!

 

As I recall, I kept mine solely for the wedding dress designs by every major Superman artist from the reboot on...

[Steviekick 0]

You are realy not missing anything, so don't worry.