Brendan says:

I’d love to get all my old Marvel Roleplaying books back.  To share them with my boys when they’re older if nothing else.

E. Christopher Clark says:

Oh, man, so would I… And for the same reasons. I don’t know what happened to mine, and I’m so sad. That was an awesomely simple role-playing game, wasn’t it? Well, it was awesome, if nothing else.

I lost my RIFTS book once upon a time, too. That was in college. At least I know where it went, which makes it somewhat less painful.

garenb says:

I used to have two 14 gallon rubbermaid bins filled with Legos. They ended up getting lost somehow when I moved 12 years ago. I would love to get those back.

Shawn says:

I actually got back what I was looking for, albeit not the exact issue. There was an old issue of Punisher that my gram bought me when I was a little kid visiting my disabled brother at Dartmouth. It was one of the two dozen or so surgeries he’s had.

Sorry, getting sidetracked. It was the first comic I ever read and I always lamented not being able to remember the issue number, but knowing what it looked like and contained for a story. Later, at a comic con, I found it for about $2. Best $2 I ever spent.

E. Christopher Clark says:

@Garen - ...and they don’t make Legos like they used to, do they? It seems like all of the new ones I see are impossibly complex and serve very specific uses (that is, you can’t really invent your own shit with them anymore).

@Shawn - That’s a great story. Thanks for sharing. Only part I wonder about is: Your gram bought you an issue of PUNISHER? That’s a pretty hip grandma.