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SPAWN THE IMPALER 2 - CGC 9.8 - SIGNED BY MIKE GRELL I chose the placement and ink color, and it turned out so perfectly that the signature seems integrated with the art itself. Almost invisible in a sense. I loved this one.

Yes. As for which title caused the fallout, I have no idea.

Thanks for the comment! I enjoy hearing people's perspective and knowledge! Tune in tomorrow for a Mike Grell signature - one of the most perfectly placed signatures in the entire collection.

SPAWN THE IMPALER 1 - CGC 9.8 No votes so we will roll with The Impaler next...

HELLSPAWN 3 - CGC 9.8 - SIGNED BY BRIAN BENDIS That's it for Hellspawn. What would you like to see next? I'll see if I have it in the collection and will post tomorrow.

I need shades to look at that Rocky Mountain!

HELLSPAWN 2 - CGC 9.8 - SIGNED BY BRIAN BENDIS Creepy!

HELLSPAWN 1 - CGC 9.8 - SIGNED BY BRIAN BENDIS A lesser known mini-series. Signed by the author. I always enjoyed Wood's non-traditional take on Spawn. His work is instantly recognizable.

SPAWN: BLOOD FEUD 3 - CGC 9.8 Wouldn't be a Spawn book if it weren't dripping with black, which makes high-grade a very tough find. All the white marks/imperfections were flaws in the case or scanner noise/glass imperfections, not the book itself. We will take a look at a lesser known mini-series starting tomorrow...all three issues will be signed.

SPAWN: BLOOD FEUD 2 - CGC 9.8

If the CGC remains consistent () then the book will receive a blue label with a notation that "Todd McFarlane" was written on the front cover. As pointed out by another poster, it will not receive a yellow label. This is usually how things are handled when it is widely known that books were signed by the author without a witness/before the yellow label program. Cerebus 1 is an example. Here is another example from the Spawn universe... Let us know what they decide to do!

Well, I did have a 9.2 Okajima Planet as well at one point, now that you mention it.

SPAWN: BLOOD FEUD 1 - CGC 9.8 Story by the reclusive Alan Moore...

To buy stuff like this...

We'll do Blood Feud tomorrow.

SPAWN RESURRECTION 1 - SKETCH COVER - CGC 9.8

SPAWN RESURRECTION 1 - CGC 9.8

SPAWN CAPITAL COLLECTION - CGC 9.8 Rumored print run of just over one thousand. Many of them, like this one, were signed. A provenance certificate was included with this copy. I've attached it here for your perusal.

I don't see any rust, but I'm not looking through a loupe. Based on the pics provided, I completely disagree with the CGC's assessment. I'm also not sure how rust would form on the interior of the staple and not the outside.

SPAWN BIBLE - CGC 9.8 Tomorrow...an interesting book with a provenance certificate!

EDIT - it really depends on the amount of moisture damage. Once you see "tide lines" it's game over.

Oh, I agree. Here are the biggest threats to your comics...maybe ranked...maybe not? 1. A vindictive ex-wife or girlfriend who knows to hit where it hurts the most. 2. A toddler with a crayon and oppositional defiant disorder. 3. Fire 4. Paper shredder 5. Water 6. Mold 7. A bored dog. 8. Classic Collectible Services 9. The CGC receiving department...eh...make that ANY department 10. Earwigs 11. People who think you can press out moisture damage.

SPAWN/BATMAN WAR DEVIL - CGC 9.8 What the world...needs now... isn't love...sweet love... it's another Spawn/Batman crossover. Here ya go! Again, pardon the reflections from these double-thick slabs.

This isn't even close to being the same thing. You cannot "heat press [a comic that's been exposed to water] to desiccate and smooth [it] out." Please. Stop spreading misinformation. EDIT: I guess you could heat press a soaked comic...enjoy the completely fused interior.

What in the Sam Hill?