Part Two of The Power Play Pre-NYCC Scavenger Hunt

Posted on October 6th, 2011 - 13:01 PM by

Okay people! You’ve LIKED The Power Play Facebook Page as part of the first challenge. Many thanks to you good people.

Okay that first one was pretty easy. And this one is easy too, as all we ask today is that you have a friend/loved one/mortal enemy who doesn’t read comics OR only reads print comics check out the FREE PREVIEW on Comixology.

Then just leave a comment on Comixology, on the Facebook Fan Page, or via Twitter letting us know what they/you like, didn’t like, or just which character they like best. Leaving a message on all three (and a fair rating on Comixology would help) will earn you bonus points.

PRIZES! With each task we put up on here I will announce another prize for those that complete all the missions. With our first one I mentioned that completing them all gets you a free copy of the first issue guaranteed!

For the first person to have successfully completed ALL the tasks before NYCC we will give you a lifetime subscription to POWER PLAY! That’s right, every time a digital comic comes out, when it goes to print, when it’s collected, you will receive a free copy because of your support from the very beginning.

Check back soon for another task and another prize announcement!

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Comics says:
October 16, 2011 at 7:58 am

 It is possible to find these old and rare collectible comics on eBay, but you should note that the bidding is always fierce. As a buyer, you should also note that the quality of these comics is generally a guessing game. You can also find other sites with a wide range of books which are not only indexed in alphabetical order, but also provides the grade for the condition of the book. There is also a Superman #4 for sale with a price $495 in fair condition. A lot of the comic books on some of these sites are below $50. Perhaps the most expensive comic for Superman is ranked #7 with very good condition and priced at $795. There is also Superman #291 in poor condition, plus it’s a Mexican copy selling for $2.