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Limited Edition BATMAN PRINTS June5, 1992 | Batman Comics7 of 10 |  |  |
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tammysrese…
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found this in the back room of a house i recently cleaned out for a an older gentle man. I would really like to find out if they are worth anything. The only thing i can find is that they are the same pics on some of the cardboard backs of action figures.
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Hello! tammysrese... This look's like if has been well kept.I have a ?. Does it have a number on it?Any stamp's on the back or say pencil mark?I would look to see if a publisher mark. This would help me to help you.Frosty21
Sorry it dose not have any other marks on it, but it came in an envelope that has batman returns on it and 7 other prints. They are on thick paper and very clean.
Is there a way i can send more pics to you?
Post em on here I'll check them out and every one can injoy them! This is what it's all about. Keep read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty21
I have this same set of prints. I got them at the Wal-Mart Stockholders meeting in 1992. There was one associate from everystore in the country at the meeting. They had vendors set up giving away new products not yet on the market. This was one the items I received. I am wondering if they are worth anything - can't find anythin on them.