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did you send a raw or graded book?

Think current. Will Smith's kid or live action isn't the play. The play is if those TWO Spider-verse films will be good. Spider-Verse is what sold Miles to main stream. If you are waiting on live action, you are waiting on comic book collectors to accept Miles. Meanwhile the prices continue climb because main stream loves spider-verse animated Miles.

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Did you retain the same grade?

No, the Crain and Bendis are two different signings at 2 different locations.

Bendis is missing on these

Invincible Iron Man 7,9, Ultimate Comics Spiderman 1

In most cases, the signing is usually 10 weeks after deadline.

Sony not Marvel.

This is proof Miles comics do not need MCU to grow.

No, I thought you forgot on how well Miles animated movie impacted the comics compared to other live action tv shows and movies.

Miles doesn't need the live action. The animated movie is the highest modern boost on a comic after the film was released in theaters.

The next Spider-man movie is Across the Spider-verse (Part 1) staring Miles.

For the record, LA Comic Con did not remove your name.

1 business day QC to shipped

For those doing in house signings, the deadline for the Kubert signing was July 5, the signing took place 49 business days later, or 72 calendar days, or 10.29 weeks. The book was pressed by CCS. From signing to press to shipped, it took 31 business days, 44 calendar days, or 6.29 weeks. CGC estimate was 8 weeks. So total from deadline to shipped 80 business days, 116 calendar days, or 16.6 weeks.

No, received at CCS is the 1st status phase for all books signed at CGC that want pressing.

Counting the panels makes sense when the story is in continuity this not the case. Which is proven when gambit says "You know storm I like you better when the brain of kid of a kid to go with that body." which takes place in 266 Predates yes, continuity no.

How so explain if our argument is 1st published is all that matters.

No one is arguing it wasn't published 1st=Predates. The issue is how should books be labeled when continuity and published aren't synced.

What are those stories outside of Uncanny X-men annual 14?

Wait wasn't Marvel Superheroes 11 suppose to be Ms Marvel 25? We are going way off subject.

Is this a trick question? 1st published is Avengers Annual #10; however, 1st appearance Marvel Superheroes #11 but that came out in 1990 hence the 6 month rule.

How is it not? That the issue with this it is published 1st.

I must have done something right since the best you two can do is laugh at me instead of using logical points.