[J.J.]

Originally posted by Rimjaw: No way you could find such a large amount of material on the net. Not to mention the long and convoluted X-Men continuity. Like Cerek said, better you ask around, or buy some trade paperbacks.

okay, stupid question time. If I were to take my part of the xmen series #80-about #166, more or less inclusive, which covers the transition from the 'old', or original xmen in the blue and yellow thru the addition of teens to Xavier's school, the 'supposed' defeat of the sentinels, the metamorphosis of Jean Grey into Pheonix, into dark pheonix, the next event in that storyline (not to ruin it for those who don't know!) I do have in it's entirety, the last time i looked, that event series was a couple hundred $ inthe books. up to about scott summers sabbatical.

Supposing that material were to get online - never mind the fact it would take a dedicated comp and scanner and flunkie about a week to do it, full time - where in the world would you find that much free storage space on the web w/o having to get a website or domain?

other than that, if you want the cliff notes version, say so. Special requests for a page or an issue i might have would be okay, if it passes the board smell test. I dunno - no profit attempt or motive on my part, and I did pay my coin 20-25 years ago when I was an avid comic collector. all the spidermans (4 titles), ironman, batman, justice league, avengers, the new teen titans, firestorm, FF4, gawd, i gotta go through that box someday - sell it all while it's still worth something. about400-450 titles, in fair to very good condition, takers?