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That Sandman #1 is just begging to have Neil Gaiman added to it.

Batman Masterpiece Edition #1 Signed by Jerry Robinson

- Reprints Batman #1

 

Was this a fast track?

nice hair cut

 

Glad you liked it (thumbs u

Oh. I thought he was talking about Stan.

I posted this in the Masters thread, but it belongs here as well, as it is the lone SS copy of this book:

Are you going to sell it or keep it?

You never know, I could always be convinced to sell it at the right price.

Maybe I can distract some people away from the Kris Moore Interview thread with this. I mailed it in and the folks at CGC helped me get it at the Florida Supercon.

Here's another one:

 

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You need to have the picture saved somewhere else online that can provide a link. Photobucket is free and is what a lot of board members use.

I posted these in the Stan Lee Tribute thread, but I guess this thread needs some love too.

Did you ask for the hologram to be put on the back, or did Chandler end up just doing that? I've seen others with the hologram in the same location, but yours was the first I remember that was a scan where I could tell it was on the back and not the front.

Nope, it's the only one signed by both Stan Lee and George Tuska though I believe

I thought I would start a thread that would try and capture one of the really awesome things about doing signature series books. There are often opporunities to get one-of-a-kind books signed and graded.

 

So here are the rules for posting books in this thread:

 

1. The book must be the only Signature Series book for that particular issue on the census

 

2. You may post your book if there are other SS copies on the census only if your copy is the highest and only graded copy. So if there are a couple SS 9.4's and you have the only SS 9.8, then you could post it here.

 

3. Please refrain from posting signed and sketched books as we all know that type of thing is one of a kind, plus there's another thread for that

 

3a. You may post a SS signed and sketched book if it is the only SS book, or single highest graded SS book.

 

I think this would be a really cool way to see all the "one of a kind" ss books out there!

That must have been signed the day Chandler told me Stan was in a foul mood and seemed to look for a dark place to sign in black so that the signature would not stand out.

Awesome George! Congrats on the Platinum 9.8.

Thanks. I wonder who I got the unsigned copy from?

I've got this posted in the Infinite Signature Thread as well. Kudos to jonjesper for making it possible.

Just in courtesy of jonjesper.

You've probably already seen one like this:

And one like this as well:

But until now, no one had seen one like this:

I was going to put this in the Kudos thread, but then I remembered this one.

Kudos to Chandler for getting this book done for me.

I'm not sure why it took so long. It was turned in as a standard on 4/25 at Pittsburgh, but I did not get it until yesterday.

Nice. And an old school Sienkiewicz signature on the Moon Knight.

(thumbs u

Did Gene Ha switch pens to do the sketch? He signed in silver, but the sketch is in black.

And shame on Dave Gibbons for signing over Gene Ha's signature.

Kudos to Peter Dixon of Paradise Comics for finishing this one off. I already had Michael Turner and Peter Steigerwald on it, and Peter added Olivier Coipel, J. Michael Straczynski, Joe Quesada and Marco Djurdjevic (not sure why Peter got the last two, but they're still pretty cool).

That DD #168 looks awfully familiar.

Kudos to Adam (Peter Palmer) for getting these signed for me. I only wish D ick Giordano's health would have been such that he could have signed them as well.

Kudos to Dan (Par2ch) for getting this for me, and I didn't even have to ask.

Sean should have checked his facts before he so quickly corrected himself on something he was already correct on.

hmmmm........... you are right. Thank you for the correction.

 

Wrong. Lennon & McCartney wrote that song, which was originally sung by Ringo Starr on the Sgt. Pepper's album. Joe Cocker sang a cover version.