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seanfingh

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  1. I'm not certain that I agree with you. From the various iterations of the PL, it will be clear that he was on the PL. and was removed. It should also be relatively clear that I was involved in nominating him, and that he has satisfactorily (to me) extricated himself from the PL.
  2. DennisRodmanofSS has reached out to me, and we have achieved a mutually agreeable solution. For my part in his inclusion on the PL, he may be removed.
  3. Thanks man. The only issue is that due to the TaT problem, the baby is due in 14 months. Not complaining though. I know it will pop out as a 9.8 via Imgflip Meme Generator
  4. Google makes it clear that there is a lot of money available here - in every market from Platinum Age to last weeks comics.
  5. No it wasn't. -literal JAM He edited it, and your sarcasm metre is broken, *spoon*. See, the joke there was that I signed it "literal JAM", the indication being that I was picking up your sarcasm, and then pretending you actually meant it was a good post. I'm not saying my joke was a home run, but c'mon. I expect a lot more after HarveySwick voted you funniest Boardie and liked all your pictures on Instagram.
  6. No it wasn't. -literal JAM He edited it, and your sarcasm metre is broken, *spoon*.
  7. He wrote a story of pain, loss and revenge called "The Brow." It didn't sell very well.
  8. When I started I did a lot of books for just one artist (or writer for Stan). I considered them like single-signed baseballs. I tried to get examples of the work that I really liked in grades that I thought were reasonable (usually 8.0-9.4 for the Silver and Bronze books I was interested in). I have also gotten many multi-signed books done as well, and for the hardcore SS crowd, I think it fair to say that more complete is more desirable. But it is not always a big deal. For example, I have ASM 123 single signed by John Romita. Gil Kane passed before SS existed, so he can't have ever been gotten. Gerry Conway wrote it and Dave Hunt worked on it. I don't think a Romita, Conway, Hunt would sell for much more than a Romita single SS. But if you look at a Star Trek book for example, a book with the whole bridge crew will sell for tons more than just Shatner or just Koenig or whatever. As with most things involving comics, it depends.
  9. Response to a WTB for old label Bronze keys: Made me laugh as hard as anything I've read in the last 3 months.
  10. I took a bunch of screen grabs for future memes so it wasn't a total loss. If you make me pee my pants, I will get you back.
  11. To say the least, after watching that video, that is 3 minutes that I would like to have back.
  12. That is a super fugly 9.8 Both left corners are wrecked and there is funky ink transfer by the bottom staple. WTF?
  13. Moon Knight is such a blatant Batman spoof. I was never able to get past that. He was never cool to me because of it. I have had a couple of WBN 32s and it is a solid book, but man, the character is just lame.
  14. Man, you are doing your own work. People should come into this thread and have you identify their questionable sigs!!!
  15. You can do it in this thread, if you want to. They pop up from time to time. Things are pretty easy-going in the Sig Room these days.
  16. Send them to CAK. He can sub them with his Dr. strange, Sorcerer Supreme #1s, and you guys can have a 9.9 party in the fire pit.
  17. Wow. That is huge. May want to avoid cracking that one again.
  18. If "out of whack" judges means cheapasses then the answer is "since day 1."
  19. I quit reading it after Fall of the Mutants. I picked it up again for the "reboot" at 281. But by 286 or 287 I was just looking at the pictures, so I dumped it again.