Did he also have 40 cakes?

I remember reading that comic book at a verrry young age. I recall learning that Superman didn't get zapped when running on the power line because he wasn't grounded or didn't touch both lines at once.

That copy was already dog-eared and worn by that time from the hands of my 3 older siblings. Heck, it'd probably be worth at least a dollar now, even in that shape.

That's terrible!

Whatever, the graphics suck.

I have trouble paying three or four bucks for comics I want.

/Tick stuff

If it was stolan from Mr. Cage, it should be returned to him reguardless if insurance had already paid for it or not

Maybe they should make this comic book into a movie!

/Nah,
//Bad idea.
///Forget I mentioned it.

Cerebral Knievel: If it was stolan from Mr. Cage, it should be returned to him reguardless if insurance had already paid for it or not

rumor has it that cage himself is selling the book.

thetrenchcoat: Did he also have 40 cakes?

but.....but that's as many as FOUR TENS!

Cerebral Knievel: If it was stolan from Mr. Cage, it should be returned to him reguardless if insurance had already paid for it or not

I believe the insurance company would own it. They paid Cage for it, it belongs to them.

joepainter: Cerebral Knievel: If it was stolan from Mr. Cage, it should be returned to him reguardless if insurance had already paid for it or not

I believe the insurance company would own it. They paid Cage for it, it belongs to them.

it appears to be a sticky subject after the insurance pays out I guess. In the case of a car, The insurance agency may not want it after it is recovered and just give it back to you. but of course, this item is not a car,

looks like it would be down to the results of the insurance investigator discovery, and how the policy was written.