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On 7/1/2023 at 5:20 PM, pug productions said:

On July 23rd we will be hosting the first ever comicon at the Kubert School!

Hours are 10-4. Admission is $5 (half of all admission proceeds will go towards a scholarship fund)

The school is located at 37 Myrtle Ave, Dover, NJ

The vendors tables are already sold out!

Guest artists to be announced!

No minimum bid auction at 1:00-also to benefit the scholarship fund.

Check our website www.njcomicbookshows.com or our Facebook page NJ Comic Book Shows for updates!

Seeya there!

JP
Sounds great! Such events not only entertain, but also help support students and develop comics culture. I heard about this school, they say it’s hard to study there. In such moments I use assignment writing services, I found  https://ca.edubirdie.com/assignment-writing-services for this. I can’t always do everything on my own. I’m not a robot, my strength sometimes leaves me.

This is a great event for comics and art lovers. It's important that part of the proceeds will go to a scholarship fund, which is great.

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On 10/2/2023 at 6:47 PM, Biggin747 said:

I submitted 10 comics to CGC for a 9.8 prescreen. 5 of the comics were slam sunk 9.8s and 5 were borderline and none of them had any color breaks at all anywhere. so I decided to have them pressed before grading. Only two were slabbed 8 were rejected, when I got them back the 8 rejects were riddled with color breaking spine ticks. i mean like a half dozen color breaks.It looks like they were pressed but not humidified during the pressing. that is only a guess, I'm just thinking of the physics of the process, but I don't know. Has anyone else had their books wrecked like this? Not sure what I want them to do, it's not like they can fix them. I'm just so disappointed.

Contact your pressing service provider and explain the situation. Express your concerns and dissatisfaction with the results. They may offer to fix the problem or provide compensation.

On 10/10/2023 at 10:06 PM, piper said:

Hi,

I am visiting my parents in SW Ontario and will be popping over the border to see a football game.  It's been years since I've frequented any shops in Metro Detroit (i.e. Classic Movie & Comic Centre in Livonia back in the day) and was curious if there are any shops with good back issue inventory.  It seems there are so few shops that have good Gold, Silver, and Bronze stock these days!

I'm open to any and all suggestions (food, comic, or otherwise).  Worst case, there's a great rare used book store I'll check out along with a Coney Dog or two...

Cheers,

John

 

 

Vault of Midnight: Vault of Midnight is a highly acclaimed comic book shop in Detroit. They offer a wide selection of comic books, graphic novels, tabletop games, and more. They also host events and signings, making it a hub for the local comic book community.