I am more a of a packrat than a collector though. I didn\'t work at it like you, it just happened. Everybody has their thing and mine is video games, it\'s what I do. However, I have always liked reading comics. I am an X-men fan as a rule but I read many others as well. From the early 80\'s through the late 90\'s I bought every x-men comic, including spin-offs, and cross-overs. If a x-man was in it, I bought it. In the early 90\'s when Rob Liefeld, Todd McFarlane and company formed Image comics I bought every title. Liefield\'s Youngblood #1 the first image comic and yes, I have Spawn #1 as well. I stopped buying them when I became too busy to read them. I don\'t recall how many titles I subscribed to in the end but I know it was about 50 bucks a week most of the time. I told the girls that would be something for them after I am gone.
I can\'t speak too much on barbies, I just don\'t know and I ain\'t making it up. :P I know there are about 75 because I got mad and counted them one time. I know that most of them ended up naked in the bath tub and from that, they are all just plastic dolls with different color hair without the clothes. However, I did force them to leave some in the box. For example, Scarlet O\'Hare Barbie and the most important Alabama Crimson Roll Tide Roll Cheerleader Barbie. They will thank me later. Heh
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I can\'t speak too much on barbies, I just don\'t know and I ain\'t making it up. :P I know there are about 75 because I got mad and counted them one time. I know that most of them ended up naked in the bath tub and from that, they are all just plastic dolls with different color hair without the clothes. However, I did force them to leave some in the box. For example, Scarlet O\'Hare Barbie and the most important Alabama Crimson Roll Tide Roll Cheerleader Barbie. They will thank me later. Heh