So my wife and I will go dumpster diving from time to time. We live in an area where the houses are separated by alleys and everypony throws there trash into huge dumpsters (or as we call them; binders.) It's amazing the things that people can find and I may post more exciting finds down the line, but I found something unbelievable today!

I was taking out our trash and my Binder Sense (yes, that's a thing at least it is now) started tingling... I walked to the binder nearest ours and sure enough... it was worth the Trip! A crate of 185 comic books! Are your serious? Who throws that out? Even if you're evicting a renter and don't want them I'd think you'd see if you could sell them first... Oh well, my lucky day! Mostly DC comics.

Here's the crate and it's contents spread out... below will be details of each series in alphabetical order

1. The Amazing Spider Man, 3 Issues

Seems fitting that the only Marvel Comics in the lot were Spidey, seeing as my Binder Sense is a take off of his Spidey Sense. I got Spider-Man 2099 meets Spider-Man,Spider-Man Final Adventure #1, and one more... Oh and yes, I cheated and used Amazing Spider-Man to get him (and the bad pun first)

2. Arsenal, 2 Issues

Can't say as I'm too familiar with this DC title, but I got issues 3&4 of a 4 part premiere so I get to see the last half of the proverbial movie

3. Catwoman, 1 Issue

I honesty thought about adding this to the Misc. section at the end; but the cover was too awesome not to get it's own pic!

4. The Chromium Man, 4 Issues

Another one I can't say I'm familiar with, but after reading issue 1 and issues 6-8 of this title from Triumphant Comics, I should have a good idea

5. The Factor, 4 Issues

Not familiar with this About Comics title either, but now have a good start with issues 0-3

6. The Flash, 35 Issues

I'm excited about this one as most of these are in order From the late 80's early 90's I got issues 20-27, 29-58, and 79

7. Green Arrow, 9 Issues

A couple of series starts here; issues 1&2 from 1988, 1-3 from 2001 and four random mid 90's titles in between.

8. Green Lantern, 50 Issues

Another one I'm excited for with a good stretch of story arc. From the mid 90's we have issues 44, 58, 66, 80-82, 85-91, 108, 111, 113, 115-119, 121-123, 125-128, 130-134, 136, & 138. We also have 5 #1's from different Green Lantern & this or that super hero from October 2000 and a handful of others including.... Green Lantern #53 from June of 1967!!!

9. Robin, 13 Issues

9 Clustered from the late 90's; issues 49-51, 53-56, & 59-60 plus 4 more a bit older

10. Spawn, Blood Fued

Issues 1,3,&4. Would be nice to have #2, but since they were all free I really can't complain

11. Team Titan, The Titans, The New Titans, 21 Issues

With 4 different Titans Titles to choose from I had to split them somewhere, these are the adult ones, all from the early to mid 90's

12. Teen Titans, 25 Issues

The teenage ones; one from 1998, 23 from the mid 80's, and a collection of reprints from even earlier (note the 2 in the second pic are only separate because I accidentally mixed them in with the adult one so they weren't in the first pic)

13. Wonder Woman, 4 Issues

1 issue from 1984 and 3 more from 98-99

14. Zero Hour, 5 Issues

The first 5 issues (including issue 0) of an interesting looking DC Title feature many well known characters; Full title is The End of Today, Zero Hour, Crisis in Time (sounds promising!)

15. Misc. "6" Issues

The quotation marks are because two of these are the same The 10th Anniversary Issue of Flying Colors, also an AVP title (#1 0f 6 of the Darkhorse Classics reprint), a prelude for Gunner #1, and mini books for Roland; Days of Wrath, and The Amazin Adventures of Frank and Jolly.

Let me know what y'all think of my haul. Not bad for pulling out of the trash, huh?