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Thanks! At this point, I think that one is done. Unless they do a Living Zombie movie and I can add the actor that plays Simon Garth.

Some media related books: Buckaroo Banzai - Peter Weller (Buckaroo) and Christopher Lloyd (John Bigbooty) Space 1999 - Martin Landau - I frickin' loved this show as a kid. Logan's Run - George Perez and William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson who wrote the original story.

Boris Vallejo: And Boris added to the Tales of the Zombie with Pablo MArcos:

As terrible a grader as you are, you should thank your lucky stars it wasn't a 9.4. bite me ginger

As terrible a grader as you are, you should thank your lucky stars it wasn't a 9.4.

That GS Invaders is AWESOME!!!!

Or a good Photoshopper. Both, boss.

Dice is a bad, bad man.

Blasphemous Miller bashing abounds!!

I'll take the bad sig and the better art.

Great book, Charlie!

His thread states that it used to be a 9.2

No, you don't have to. But if it were me, I would. I certainly would on a big ticket item like an old SA highgrade book with a four grand asking price. Indeed I did so the one time I sold a book that fits the bill. And if you don't, and someone else knows that it used to be graded two units lower, be prepared that they might provide the information that you've chosen not to. Bob, that is part of the issue as I see it. Whether you are right or wrong being left completely aside, if this becomes the precedent, then the precedent that is set is not just going to obtain for multi-thousand dollar SA books. If the consensus is that this is an issue (like pressing was) then it will be important to be consistent across the Board. And even though I consider it to be a non-issue (as i did pressing) I will provide in my sales threads all the information that the Boards determine to be appropriate. So is Bob an outlier, or is this something that has consensus?

This book was in a 9.4 blue label holder. I cracked it and got it signed by Steve Englehart. If I ever decided to sell it, is the proposal that I have to disclose what it was before? Also, this is not hypothetical.

I am super late to this party. Is there a contingent of Boardies that is stating that in order to be a good seller here you need to disclose whether your book was formerly graded? I am all about disclosing pressing, if I know, but disclosing crack-outs, really?

Under new management:

A little taste of Kaluta's modern covers . . .

Started a Brady Bunch book: Bobby and Cindy so far . . .

Mike Kaluta - Needs Joe Kubert!!

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Mike Kaluta

Steve Englehart