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New comics back from the bindery! This is the motherlode: 20 years and 25 books of #XMen continuity, 1981-2001, including all x-overs and miniseries.cThis project had languished in my to-do pile for several years, but shelter-in-place finally gave me time to finish it up.
And here’s the original X-Factor from 1986-1992. Lots of X-books!
Latest batch of bound comics is back! This is the complete #Daredevil from after Frank Miller to the end of Vol. 1:
And here’s my run of Amazing #SpiderMan covering 224-298 and 251-275.
For archival purposes: https://twitter.com/zakiscorner/status/1269026215198748672
Latest batch back from the bindery! Here’s Marvel’s Indiana Jones run with custom logo stamps on faux leather cover stock. Really happy with how these turned out!
Indy interiors:
Here’s the complete Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight in 9 volumes. Did a half-bind for these with a custom stamp on the front.
Some closeups:
Some overlooked X-Men spinoffs from the late ‘90s:
X-Men 120-143, plus extras.
Used some reprints of the pricier books to fill this one out.
Wow, talk about four-tuitous! The same say Marvel Studios announces their new #FantasticFour flick I get my latest batch of bound comics: 15 volumes of FF spanning 14 years. Byrne, Simonson, DeFalco, Claremont, it’s all here, plus a whole bunch more!
More from my latest batch! With this, I’ve completed my goal of binding every Spider-Man title during “my” era of the early ‘80s to the early ‘90s. Here’s Amazing 224-375. Thank goodness for that cheap reprint of 300! 
Web of Spider-Man 1-100. I’d done the first fifty several years ago and finally got around to finishing the second half.
Lastly, the first 23 issues of adjective-less Spider-Man, comprising the McFarlane and Larsen runs:
I’ve gotten a few requests to show how these look on the shelf, so here it is. One advantage of having stuck with the same visual template for most of the Marvel books is it makes for a pretty nice uniform look:
