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posted by [personal profile] askye at 12:08am on 31/07/2004
I have a plastic container to store my comics in but it's gotten full. Um, all those cheap back issues I bought...anyway I need something else/better to store them in and I'm not sure what. I really don't want one of those card board boxes...what do y'all use to store your comics in?
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Container?

posted by [identity profile] sumik.livejournal.com at 05:41am on 31/07/2004
Ha! I totally need some sort of storage system for my comics. Currently, they are kept in piles in various places and are in constant danger from, for example, hairball damage.

Plus -- I bought a couple giant lots (well for me giant lots) of relatively recent Nightwings and they don't have plastic bags even.
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posted by [identity profile] askye.livejournal.com at 07:09pm on 31/07/2004
I recently bought about 40 cheap back issues of random stuff, now I have to figure out if I really want to keep them. Plus I ran out of bags and boards.

I like bagging and boarding them because it's easier for me to quickly flip through them in the container.
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posted by [identity profile] sumik.livejournal.com at 02:48am on 01/08/2004
I love the way they look bagged and boarded and have considered getting a frame that would fit a comic and kind of displaying some of my favorite comics by framing the bagged and boarded book.

Then I could change it around if I wanted to.

But haven't motivated to do that, or to buy bags and boards for my completely non-bagged books or boards to add to my non-boarded but bagged books.
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posted by [identity profile] askye.livejournal.com at 02:43pm on 01/08/2004
I drive *right* by the comic book store on the way home from work. In fact there's a light right at the entrance of the strip mall thing and it's a great temptation just to turn right and slip on in.

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posted by [personal profile] minim_calibre at 05:41am on 31/07/2004
I bag and board them and stick 'em in cardboard short boxes. I'm planning on an eventual upgrade to the plastic ones, of course.
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posted by [identity profile] askye.livejournal.com at 07:11pm on 31/07/2004

I'm trying to upgrade to nicer looking things in my room.... I mean I have plastic utility shelves for my books, etc. but I may just go with the short boxes...
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posted by [identity profile] stephl.livejournal.com at 06:38pm on 31/07/2004
I use plastic magazine storage files, like these: http://www.iteminfo.com/Product.asp?subcat=2044645

I'm not really motivated enough to bag and board.
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