CGC Mike

Awesome!

I do not know the exact wording to properly answer your question. In a case like this, I am supposed to refer you to customer service. I would recommend the Ask CGC section on the forum. You could also call, text or e-mail us.

Ok, everyone that submitted their grades should have heard from me in our PM. If not, bump the PM. Here's a link to the final round. You are going to need it.

Bump!

This is what I was told: The Signature Series team is working with Dan to have the books signed soon.

Here's a link to the full article! https://www.cgccomics.com/news/article/12186/pulp-grading/

CGC Now Grading Pulp Magazines Posted on 2/6/2024 Pulp collectors, rejoice! CGC Comics is now grading the short-story prose fiction novels published in the early-20th Century. CGC is thrilled to announce that pulp grading has officially begun! Closely related to comic books, pulps have been seriously collected, researched and written about for many decades. They were one of the primary forms of entertainment during the first half of the 20th century, impacting American pop culture by influencing movies, radio, comic books and eventually television. Even though the format and target audience of pulps differed from comic books, the two have several things in common. Pulps played a key role in the genesis of comic book superheroes during the 1930s, and by the 1940s several pulp publishers were producing their own comic books, such as Street & Smith, Fawcett, Fiction House, Timely, Nedor/Popular and Ziff-Davis.

Here's a link to the full article! https://www.cgccomics.com/news/article/12186/pulp-grading/

CGC Now Grading Pulp Magazines Posted on 2/6/2024 Pulp collectors, rejoice! CGC Comics is now grading the short-story prose fiction novels published in the early-20th Century. CGC is thrilled to announce that pulp grading has officially begun! Closely related to comic books, pulps have been seriously collected, researched and written about for many decades. They were one of the primary forms of entertainment during the first half of the 20th century, impacting American pop culture by influencing movies, radio, comic books and eventually television. Even though the format and target audience of pulps differed from comic books, the two have several things in common. Pulps played a key role in the genesis of comic book superheroes during the 1930s, and by the 1940s several pulp publishers were producing their own comic books, such as Street & Smith, Fawcett, Fiction House, Timely, Nedor/Popular and Ziff-Davis.

Al Capp's Wolf Gal #1 Tanning interior cover Rippling and shadow full right front cover Multiple corner creases front cover breaks color Multiple creases full left front cover Spine wear Aggie Mack #8 Creasing to cover Spine stress lines to cover Light staining to cover Moderate finger bends on cover Lois Lane #5 Tear left center back cover Light creasing to cover Spine stress lines to cover Very light staining to cover My Secret Life #19 Spine roll Creasing to cover Spine stress lines to cover Moderate finger bends on cover Junie Prom Comics #6 Stain left top of back cover Small crease right bottom front cover breaks color Moderate crease upper left back cover Light tears to cover

This round is closed. The reveal is coming in a few, followed by the graders notes. Round 4 will go live between 9:30 and 10:00 PM tonight. The results for this round should be available about noon tomorrow.

You wait until you see round 4. Be alright if I steal this? I would add a little music as well.

Still waiting on grades from @apocalypse76 @ArcherC @Asianassassincomics @Cerebus3000 @Cman429 @Comics4All @comicstock @Doctor Dositheus @Dr. Ogie Porterhouse @grendelbo @jcjames @Jesse-Lee @JJ Speederman @JWKyle @Kramerica @Krismusic @Motor City Rob @Nsschenks @Old Fashion PB and J @Panda2 @PreHero @SargenticusV @spidermanbeyond @TheGeneral @TheTallGuy @TSwift25 @TTG @universal soldier @Withering Wind

Still waiting on grades from @apocalypse76 @ArcherC @Asianassassincomics @brumil190 @Cat @Cerebus3000 @Cman429 @Comics4All @comicstock @Cushing Fan @Doctor Dositheus @Dr. Ogie Porterhouse @grendelbo @HarfordRoad @jcjames @Jesse-Lee @JJ Speederman @JohnH19 @JWKyle @Kramerica @Krismusic @Motor City Rob @Nsschenks @Old Fashion PB and J @Panda2 @PreHero @SargenticusV @spidermanbeyond @TheGeneral @thehumantorch @TheTallGuy @TSwift25 @TTG @universal soldier @WEBHEAD @Withering Wind

Thank you. I have edited my post. I'll see about getting the correct e-mail on the website.

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Well, the customer got his answer so, I'll leave it here.

Here's more from our Database Specialist. <<twoseezy file:///C:/Users/User/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image001.png Hi all! Similar to Wonder Woman, Joker, Catwoman, (Sensation #1, DC #40 and #122 respectively), and many other great characters, the below books should be given the designation “first cover appearance of _____” 1. Strange Tales #118 - Dr. Strange Depicted in the bottom 1/4 of the book with his name displayed prominently. He is also holding the Eye of Agamotto, a key item in the character’s mythos. More than a floating head that is for sure! 2. New Gods #2 - Darkseid Depicted with his name displayed prominently. He is at the forefront and drawn larger than any of the posse of characters behind him. Much more than a tiny floating head.>> After consulting with the other graders, the wording we have now added to the Key Comments for these two books are: "1st Dr. Strange on cover." and "1st Darkseid on cover.", respectively. <<mtlevy1 Conan 58 1st Belit (You can remove 1st Belit from Conan GS 1 - it only mentions her name - the tiny woman is not Belit, it is Valeria - if you can't admit the error then go Belot cameo if you must) Compare this to Hulk 180/181 if you doubt that Beloit's 1st App is Conan 58>> Again, after consulting with the other graders and doing some research, we have changed Giant-Size Conan #1 to say "1st appearance of Belit in cameo." and Conan #58 to state "1st full appearance of Belit."

Staple tear Foxing to cover

Crease full right back cover Finger bends on cover

Top staple detached from cover Multiple stains cover

Moderate, multiple staple tears Small split bottom of spine

Light staining to cover Finger bends on cover

Grades are due by February 10th 8:00 PM Eastern time. Good luck! The reveal of the actual CGC grades will be posted shortly after the round is closed, with scans of the books in their CGC holders. The scoring results thread most likely won't be available until the following day. The next round will most likely be posted within 1 hour after the previous round has ended. Click on the image to supersize it. Please copy this list of books and paste it into our PM, then post your grades on the same line. Blackouts #3 Glamorous Romances #54 Famous Funnies #89 Pep Comics #87 Obie #1