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J.Sid

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  1. In my neighborhood, yes! And sometimes they do it before the package is even delivered!!

    Last year I had an Art-Day coming. I was at the office and was checking the tracking in anticipation, and was ecstatic to see their site said it had been delivered. I got home though, and panic instantly set in: Nothing on my porch.

    After 2 hours of freaking out and frantically trying to get ahold of the post office, our mailman finally rolled down our street (nearly 8pm) delivering to his route.

  2. On 7/18/2022 at 2:07 PM, Bronty said:

    I mean, you could just call them you know.   I understand frustration and that but I literally dealt with this today myself.    I hadn't seen my package, it had been a long time, I called them and its now on its way.

    It can probably be solved quickly with a call.

    The problem is that this has become the default with HA in 2021/2022. They don't begin their end of the exchange until you call and nudge them.  

     

  3. @modelmakergives some good advice.

     

    Adam Hughes commissions were the big thing when I started collecting. I would get to SDComic-Con early on preview night and immediately rush directly to his table when the doors opened, and you know what? I never made the list.

    There were always people who, dare I say "wanted it more."  They would buy their $500 plane tickets to fly in from out-of-state, then spend $200+/night on a hotel room, then throw money at a dealer to get an exhibitor access pass and then get there early before doors opened and spend the whole day lurking around the booth so that the moment someone (Adam or Alison) made eye contact with them they could hit 'em up about the line. If all else failed they would stalk and pay off others to buy their slot.

    An artist like DWJ has literally hundreds of thousands of fans. Are you willing to scratch and claw your way to the top of the list to get a commission? 

    If not you can, like me, just keep rolling the dice on your own with the mailing list in hopes of winning the DWJ lottery. 

     

     

     

     

  4. On 6/24/2022 at 8:03 AM, vodou said:

    And now I'll ask - another burning question for so many still: Is it honest or dishonest for anyone (resale certificate bearing DEALER or not) to ringlead a regular, ongoing, and publicly admitted to shilling operation?

    Dishonest, of course.

    Multiple public auction results of items which "slipped through the cracks" would (and rightfully should) discourage some of the insane bidding we have seen the past 20 years.

    Instead, the truth is obscured.

  5. On 6/12/2022 at 10:59 PM, tc5551212 said:

    lowered the quality on the second scan. This is the Cockrum page 107  front and back.

    cockrum107p19front-page-001.jpg

    cockrum107p19rear-page-001.jpg

    I'll guess 50k is the floor on this one....  First appearance issue for Gladiator, great shots of X-Men and their two greatest villains (Magneto/Juggernaut), awesome dramatic facial expressions, beautiful inking, bonus sketch on back....