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Comiclink, Comic Connect, Heritage, etcetera... Wins...
mysterio replied to Buzzetta's topic in Comics General
Anybody bidding on the Clink auctions this month? I’ve got a few bids out...one of those auctions where I’d love to win the books but fear having to pay for them. -
Has anyone actually read Wertham's "Seduction of the Innocent?"
mysterio replied to NoMan's topic in Comics General
I read it about 30 years ago in grad school, and had a similar reaction. Worth a read for the historical perspective. -
Planet Comicon Kansas City March 20-22,2020
mysterio replied to celluloidbuff's topic in Comic Events
Cleese has been announced at FE Dallas a week after this show. Looks like he’s making the rounds... -
Todd McFarlane CGC Private Signing December 2019
mysterio replied to Tim Trachimowicz's topic in The Signature Room
January/February was great for TATs last year, so even with this signing I don’t anticipate that return times will be awful. Assuming mid to late February. -
Shipping to CGC typically costs the same as grading fees on a modern. If I sub in person that’s a book I get graded essentially for free. One other note about facilitators that I don’t think anyone has raised yet, but the service can be quite variable. I’ve worked with some very good facilitators, and some very bad ones. If you get SS directly through CGC’s booth you’re in control of most of that process. It makes a big difference. Not to mention it saves any facilitator fees.
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Todd McFarlane CGC Private Signing December 2019
mysterio replied to Tim Trachimowicz's topic in The Signature Room
Will be sending off a box of 8 books today. -
Patsy Walker #23 VG-/VG -- asking $100 + shipping 1/2" in split at top spine, first three wraps also split in same spot. Small hole in spine above top staple, but both staples holding firm to cover. Centerfold detached at lower staple only, firm at upper. Solid book, nice pages, love these 1949 picture frames.
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Will try to get to the last couple this evening. Ozzie & Babs #10 VG+/F- -- asking $20 + shipping Very fresh copy, only light wear, everything attached at both staples. Only real problem is a hole about the size of a dime through one page that slightly affects a panel but does not affect readability of the story. Light stain on adjoining page. Great pages otherwise.
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Planet Comicon Kansas City March 20-22,2020
mysterio replied to celluloidbuff's topic in Comic Events
I would encourage you to give it another shot. Unfortunately in my experience show volunteers are clueless. Many are good, and mean well, but many others are poorly trained and basically trading time for a badge to the show. They don't care about a fan experience, which should be paramount to a volunteer representing a show I agree. I've been to two, and looking forward to a third, and would seriously encourage you to attend. It is a top notch show with plenty of great books in the room. -
Cowboy Western #35 VG -- asking $10 + shipping 1951 Charlton book. Very solid copy with great eye appeal. Top staple has been removed for some reason. No staining or otherwise to suggest it was problematic, it is just gone. Top staple also never penetrated centerfold, but bottom staple is holding cover and centerfold just fine. Great pages. Minor moisture to upper right back cover that does not penetrate cover or affect pages.