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What should I buy: a laptop(macbook) or a first edition Marvel comic?
I am going to work this Summer and I want either a first edition Iron Man or X-Men. I have a 14.1 ” screen laptop and I am an avid collector of Iron Man and X-Men comics. If I were to get a comic, which would it be: Iron Man #1 1968, Tales of Suspense #39, or X-Men #1.
Here’s something. NEVER EVER buy a comic ONLINE that says rare mint-condition.
NEVER DO IT!! hahah! XD Unless if you already have ^_^
But anyway. Here’s some pro’s and con’s (cons are bad)
PROS
1. You can read the comic book online if you google it.
2. You can access the internet when ever you want (other than school, etc. where you can’t. hee hee)
3. You can play a FEW video games on it (not that many though cuz it has a small ammount of memory)
4. Whether you get the computer or comic book, you can show it off.
CONS
1. The comic book thing can be a scam
2. You can’t do EVERYTHING on a laptop cuz it’s got a small hard drive (depending on the type you get)
3. You can read the comic book over and over, and even get tired of it. You can’t really get tired with a laptop I guess. Unless if you do, then it’d be a waste of money.
SORRY! I CAN’T THINK OF ANYTHING ELSE!!!
But if you can, then you can write them down, and decide.
ME? I’d probably get the laptop personally, but that’s REALLY hard considering I’m a huge comic book/manga fan. AND ANIME FAN!!!
But I’d choose the laptop to be honest. THAT’S JUST ME! I’m really sorry! I can’t decide for you! I really am sorry!
But I do hope this helps.
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