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Wow, Adam. Dooney's art is great. I'd never really paid attention before. The cover to 46 is awesome!!

Don't flatter yourself. I'm everywhere.

+1 Get out of my head Sean It's quite roomy and comfortable in here . . .

Since TWD is consistently one of the 5 best books I read every month, I'd love to know what I'm missing.

What comics are you reading right now that are better than TWD? What, in your opinion is not overrated?

Diggler really is a dork.

You are absolved on two technicalities, I suppose.

Good guess!

There are 2 9.4 SS IM 118s and 9 total SS IM 5s, you knotty Welshman.

I always wondered if you were related to the great and knowledgeable Icculus . . .

What a gorgeous book!!

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Jespersen said that Paul Litch was Davidson.

Thats why I don't like the sound of it going to Dark Horse, IMO the production values on there books are always fairly low but that just may be me I don't think their typical production is any better or worse than Marvel or DC. Actually, maybe a little bit better than Marvel. They are no IDW, but they are not putting out rags, either.

Are these books for sale? Eventually I will await your sales thread (thumbs u His sales thread is usually on www.comiclink.com after he slabs the books Boom goes the dynamite.

That's just not correct. I have several raw books that were signed in the late 80s and plenty of "real" books that were signed/inscribed even earlier than that, and none of them suffer from the ink bleed-through that you mention. I'm not saying that it couldn't happen period, but it's much more likely that the bleed-through happened while the book was still freshly-signed, and it was due to the very specific mix of ink & paper being used on that particular occasion. Another factor, and I am no color touch expert, relating to bleedthrough is the condition of the paper. If the 'Tec had a lot of damage, including some of the finish and maybe some of the paper fibers being lost, bleedthrough makes a lot more sense. It is actually something I've thought a lot about when having low grade keys signed. Often, when you see bleedthrough on CT areas, it is the most evidenced when there has been damage. Many many SS books are pristine examples and should have fewer bleedthrough issues. All very valid points, though.

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Wow! is right.

It is a great book.

Only "Mr. Sensitive" would consider that an overreaction. Just a little spankin' is all that was . . .