Pete Marino

I really like that the ROM figure basically gets it own FPS.  looks like a big-complicated-awesome looking frame job is in your future.

5 hours ago, the blob said:

Chew, Goon, and Fear Agent (obviously there are others) also have 3 - 4 seasons of potential plots already half written for TV shows. I don't understand the economics of Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. (and my friend who is in the industry and creates TV shows has a hard time grasping how the numbers work as well)... the joke about how amazing it was that 30 million people watched Bird Box.. on 12 Netflix accounts... (apparently it was watched on 45 million Netflix accounts, but not everybody finished it... I am shocked there are that many). Anyway, I am new to that world of TV. HATED watching anything on our laptop. Finally got an internet capable TV this summer (had a 17 year old TV) and the options are amazing. Just don't have the time to watch the stuff I would like to watch. Maybe have 90 minutes a night of vegging out in me.

Don't forget Millarworld was purchased by Netflix.  Jupiter's Legacy, Huck and a few others are in the pipline.  Plus the 2 new series he developed specifically to make for netflix.

Wow, wasn't he sick last year as well?

I hope he feels better soon.

I saw it tonight, it was fine for what it was.  Some good fan service with the g1 robots, but it was ancillary to the main story.

Good action, by the numbers, but fun story.

5/10, but if you grade it on the transformers curve, it's about an 8/10

Bought my 6 year old to see it with me.  She wasn't very excited to see it, but after seeing it, she wanted to go again for a 2nd time and bring Mom as well.  For what it's worth her favorite characters were (in order) miles, Peter porker, spider-gwen.

9/10 for me.  Everything you'd want a Spider-Man movie to be.

1 hour ago, vodou said:

Strange. Color me pessimistic but I  have to wonder what the harvesting of so many e-mails interested in such a narrow focus is really trying to accomplish.

Takes some clicks, but there's a web version that i was able to find:

https://www.getrevue.co/profile/fbrisighelli/

It's not the temperature, it's the humidity that's going to destroy your comics.

Winter:Humidity + freezing temperatures = frost on your comic pages, that will then melt.

Summer:  Let's just call it comic sauna in there.

Or sometimes they like moving faster to spend time with their families.

Or they think the quality of work they produce is higher in the same amount of time.

They leave money on the table, but, obviously, feel like it's worth it for other reasons.

well, look at this!

Arcades Sabbath coming to the next big heritage:

https://comics.ha.com/itm/miscellaneous//p/7204-51001.s?ic4=ListView-Thumbnail-071515

http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1644

where does this one land?  It's not exactly playable, but dang, was this a cool card.

1 hour ago, Bronty said:

Looks like heritage is eyeing up this market...

"

Special announcement, Heritage has launched a new initiative,

TCG, Magic, Pokemon
Cards and Art!
Our European Sale is also accepting consignments NOW

Contact us for further details

We shall see, there has always been community resistance to selling on Heritage.  Maybe the Sharazzad finish opened up some eyes?

41 minutes ago, BCarter27 said:

What is up with that TV and VCR?!

And these will be bleached out within a year or two next to that back door.

And how about that security?

My guess?  He's a cardioloist or a dr of some sort, a lot of them use VHS to look at old studies on big old CRT TV's.

i have not seen anything, but anyone willing to wager there's a 2nd version of this page out there, with the top 3 panels as stats and the rest of the page original art?

On 12/7/2018 at 8:37 PM, williamblood said:

the unsigned set will sell out in 2 mins or less

You were not kidding, my kid had an activity that ended at noon, was on at 12:04 and unsigned were sold out.

Maybe next time.

1 hour ago, Bird said:

Why are you sorry? Unless you mean Dan Marino, whom I am a big fan of! This Marini guy isn't my cup of tea either.

I've been told i'm pretty stiff and non-dynamic before.  It's nothing new.

9 minutes ago, williamblood said:

the unsigned set will sell out in 2 mins or less

Thanks

How fast is fast with these selling out?  Ticket Master selling out quick or like a couple of days?

1 hour ago, Brian Peck said:

Since Comicartfans is concentrated on art from comic books the main categories refer to comic book/strip art. But Bill doesn't limit the type of art posted so the Other category was created for the non-comic art and stuff their just doesn't fit in those. 

Thanks, I didn't know if it has changed since you guys took over ix as well.

So, covers is only comic art covers?  or any illustrated cover?

So, paperback covers, rpg covers (asking for a friend), Dragon Magazine Covers?

In the past I think i've put those in the "other" category, but given you don't qualify "comic" i'm starting to think otherwise.

18 minutes ago, comix4fun said:

The real question should be regarding "Removing Art from CAF too LATE".

Like if you sold a piece in 2008 and it's still sitting there on your CAF confusing the hell out of people that see it in two (or more depending on the apathy of subsequent owners towards proper CAF inventory maintenance) galleries simultaneously. 

 

I have about half a dozen pages in my collection that are currently on CAF still in the old owner's collection in their active folders.  It's not the biggest deal in the world.

15 minutes ago, Doc Joe said:

finally got my hands on this...

Congrats, I thought this was one of the cooler things in the auction.

11 minutes ago, BCarter27 said:

After a few decent results with HA, I'm not sure I can justify the fees moving forward. Lopping off almost 40% from what the buyer handed over isn't offset by the great marketing and nice website.

And these days, I think most of the same buyers have eyes on Comic Link, ComicConnect, and even ebay*. So maybe the marketing is kind of a wash.

 

*ebay caps their seller's fees at $750. So >$7500 pieces that will get good word of mouth regardless might be better off there?

My concern about eBay would be more about getting scammed.  I envision a nightmare scenario where I send the art, they claim it's fake, send it back, get a refund and I'm returned a crayon picture.  And eBay well almost always side with the buyer.

The most expensive thing I've ever sold in eBay was $4k and I was scared through the whole process.

14 minutes ago, stinkininkin said:

In the spirit of this thread, anybody watching the newest, 3rd season of Daredevil on Netflix?  Good stuff.  Price on my Miller DD 171 cover just went up.  Adjust offers accordingly.*

 

*just kidding folks, it's not for sale.

Sorry, this doesn't qualify, he never wore a costume all of season 3.  Only out of costume pages have gone up in value.

29 minutes ago, Hal Turner said:

I've heard that an upcoming film or television project can bump up the value of old comics, at least on a temporary basis, but is this true of OA? The CW shows didn't seem to do much for the art featuring their respective heroes...or did it? I don't remember a bump, but I follow those markets very loosely.

The only examples I can think of where there is a direct line is infinity gauntlet and walking dead.

I don't think tv and movies moved the needle much for other stuff.

I thought it was a really solid season.  Much better than most of the Netflix shows, it held up over all the episodes.  Most of these shows i feel like they break out 7 episodes of a season, then look around the room and go... well we got 6 more hours to fill, any ideas fellas?

34 minutes ago, MGS said:

Looks more like Golden Axe.

Mike

yeah, that sounds right.  How could i get those to confused?