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Stevem977

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  1. Stevem977
    Cyan fades differently that magenta, the only color that has faded away is the magenta on this comic, that's why the hulks pants look faded as well. I'm not sure but I think the yellow is placed first then 2nd cyan. Third magenta then black. The faded magenta will turn reds orange. And purples to a light purple.
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    It says I didn’t know I did that
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    https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1767876/000121390020001245/f253g1011720_otisgallery.htm It’s a lot of pages so search hulk on that page and it will find it
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    https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1767876/000121390020001245/f253g1011720_otisgallery.htm It’s a lot of pages so search hulk on that page and it will find it
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    Thank you thanks for having me, your probably right about this. Im Handling some low value comics same age and about the same condition to see what it does or doesn't do to the book.
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    Let say a person wants to have a high value high grade comic that could grade 9.8 or higher. If this comic were to be opened to inspect the interior of the book would surely cause spine damage even if the grader was extremely careful i think damage would happen especially if the book was old. You never know what could happen when the comic is opened. Is there a way the graders go about inspecting the interior without opening the book? Can someone explain this to me? Thanks !