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Some one created this google spreadsheet that I have been using for the past few years: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sIOR34iiTUIVwPm8DBRzzOyqBlZjEbC_t-MT8X5iWq4/edit#gid=0 Some states are better covered than others. The list for NC is particularly robust.

That is horrible! Those books are absolutely destroyed! I feel terrible for the owners.

Sorry, meant to post this several days ago, but ended up getting distracted by other things. Here is a scan of the Elektra sketch I purchased from this artist duo.

I will see if I can scan it tonight. It is a sketch of Elektra that has a rough look to it, with some heavy ink and red color splashes. Seems like it would be hard to confirm one way or another what the original base was.

I bought a piece from this artist team a month or two ago. I liked it and thought it was very good for the price. It would be quite disappointing to find that the art was AI generated.

Awesome info! Thank you for taking the time to inquire about E. Gerber's products and then typing it up! It is the first time I have seen some of that info. Though I do have to wonder why the E. Gerber website says all of their bags are made out of Mylar D if it was discontinued so long ago.

Mylites is just the branding for the mylar bags that are made by E. Gerber. They come in both 2 mil (Mylites2) and 4 mil (Mylites4) varieties. Both are made with Mylar D. As mentioned, 2 mil mylar bags are sufficient for most people. I have not tried the mylar bags made by BCW, but I tried the ones made by ComicProLine. The ComicProLine mylars work, but they are definitely a step down from the mylars made by E. Gerber. My ComicProLine mylars often have rough edges and don't have the same solid feel as the E. Gerbers.