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Message: <blockquote data-quote="teitan" data-source="post: 1596987" data-attributes="member: 3457">Saying Ultimate SPidey is rare is like saying Youngblood is rare. LOL In a sense yes, but not as many people are buying comics nowadays which gets us back to topic. Lets use the Drow series GDQ as an example... the individual modules do not net much on Ebay or in used book stores, what 5, 6 bucks each but QUeen of the Spiders can get upwards of 200 dollars... why is that? I would say it is because when the originals were published those modules were very popular and went to multiple printings. Sales were HUGE at the time so the individual modules are not that rare. Now, QotS is another story, my god is that hard to find. I haven't seen a copy physically in about 12 years. When compared to the original AGainst the GIants, which it contains, it is very rare but AtG was printed when D&D sales were through the roof. GDQ was released at a time simlar to ToEE when D&D sales were down and not long before the crash (what 4-5 years) and not long before 2e came out... Jason</blockquote>