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A MEGA buy for me also. There's a few variant editions but think I'll go with the Standard issue 1 cover or the issue 1 splash variant.
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On 4/18/2023 at 6:32 PM, Rick2you2 said:
Only because it's you, Mike.
This is a page I picked up in 1980-1981 at a Comicon in New York (before they were called Comicons). It's from Swamp Thing Annual No. 2, and for those who don't recognize the artwork, it is from the special run by Tottleben and Bissette. As I recall, it was $40. Some of it may look familiar to you because the giant image of the Spectre sometimes shows up on the internet. Now you know where the original has been hiding.
Great piece! I've wanted a specific page from that issue for a while now ever since I read it. I've haven't seen any pages for that issue but one come up for sale for years now too. I remember it was either going after that or one of the unpublished covers to ROM #1 with them both ending at the same price. I went with the ROM piece.
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On 2/22/2023 at 9:47 AM, KirbyCollector said:
One other thing... when you place available art next to sold art, you are automatically competing with your own product... many times I have been mentally stuck on "that sold page is better than the available page I like" and decided not to buy... can't imagine I am the only one who runs into this issue
That sold page might have also been cheaper than the available one too which is another thing that can stop people. Hard to justify today's prices when you see yesterday's right next to it.
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On 2/22/2023 at 8:05 AM, RBerman said:
This is why I stopped visiting the Romitaman site. The "new items" pages are clogged with sold art. Some dealers' CAF pages have a similar problem; they leave sold items in their "for sale" galleries, and you have to click on each page individually to discover whether it's actually available. Not worth it to look at dozens of pages that way.
A reason I stopped browsing a while ago was because a lot of the "new items" weren't even new but older inventory that had been on the site for a while and was just getting refreshed to the top of the results.
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I haven't done any trades with collectors in the hobby but think it could be an enjoyable experience as long as both parties are fair in the valuing of the pieces. I've been offered trade before but have turned it down in the since I didn't see the offers as being equal to what I had price wise or because it was something that I wasn't interested in.
If you ever want to trade ROM Spaceknight or Fanfare pinups pieces though please hit me up!- Messier3499 and babsrocks31
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On 1/30/2023 at 5:55 PM, JadeGiant said:
Love it - noticed one of my pages when I quickly scanned through!
Lol the guy used my ROM splash as the cover and seems to have used some other pages in the book too. Cool to see.
- delekkerste, Twanj and JadeGiant
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On 1/19/2023 at 6:19 PM, cstojano said:
You will soon understand why heritage charges what it does for shipping and handling, and think you've gotten a bargain.
In the few instances of winning something from them, I've always kept the shipping material to reuse. They really make sure to pack it in.
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I've gotten inquires in the past usually for the same few pieces. Never a lowball offer since they never actually give a number and more just ask if I would be open to selling and if I would be interested in a trade. I've never taken up any of the offers so far since I really love everything I have-more so for what gets asked about.
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Really impressed with the sale of this Deadpool page from Sins of Future's Past. Pages for this were going for a fraction just two years ago. If this is what prices are now I'm glad I was able to get my example when I did.
https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/story-page/ian-churchill-and-w-c-carani-deadpool-4-story-page-11-original-art-marvel-1994-/a/7279-95163.s?ic2=mytracked-lotspage-lotlinks-12202013&tab=MyTrackedLots-101116 -
Got The Question omni in the mail yesterday and love it. Really makes me wish DC would reprint more of their less known character series from that period. Their Dr. Fate series from the late 80s for example with the 4 issue mini that was the runup to it would be at the top of the list.
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We have a high amount of NYC and North Jersey people here.
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On 8/24/2022 at 3:08 PM, RBerman said:
Nice page! Some artists must really hate working traditionally, considering how much money they're leaving laying on the table by going digital.
Yeah it's really weird especially when their art is is in such high demand. Guess they too it for time constraints or because it allows them to sell the ones they do do normally for a higher price because of the scarcity? Also, that page isn't mine and was meant to be shown as an example of his work. Wasn't sure if that was clear looking at the post now. I however might be able to post something soon though.
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Jim mentioned that when looking at pieces he's interested in he runs them by different people on their opinions to see what they might go for and that any client of heritage can do this for an auction piece with it not being unique to him. That's interesting because I realized that it seems to be a unique practice to Heritage where they are willing to tell you their internal estimates of lots you're interested in while I remember asking Clink about that for a piece before and they told me they don't do that because they believe it can affect the auction price. To me that doesn't make sense since it just means I probably won't be bidding on that piece since I don't know I'll need to budget for or what I might be willing to sell to fund to go after it.
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On 8/23/2022 at 10:46 AM, Buzzetta said:
The Cover for GI Joe 300 was broken up and put on a Facebook reply auction over the past couple of days. Comprising of 300 Joes and Cobras, each character was drawn in full over the course of a few months and then scanned and photoshopped to put together the cover. I was able to win five pieces, throwing a hail Mary for the Snake Eyes. Sniping was rampant so I got the big one I wanted but was sniped by $1 out of two others I was looking for.
I was able to win:
- Snake Eyes with accompanying Timber the Wolf
- Clutch
- Recondo
- GI Jane (Kind of disappointed I was sniped out of Joe Colton / GI Joe) (Might sell this one).
Here is the cover, the black and white cover and the individual pieces.
Wow that's a pretty interesting way to make a cover. Congrats on getting your top pick though. Sure is gonna being tough if someone ever decides that they want to put this cover back together.
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I really like, Alessandro Cappuccio, an Italian artist who's currently working for Marvel on the new Moon Knight series. A lot of his stuff is digital but he does do a few pages traditionally with a ton of people wanting one. I think publicly he's only sold 5 pieces total though his rep and one of them wasn't even published. They all sold within in minutes of the drop. There's only one page on CAF and that wasn't one of the pieces offered at his drop so I guess a few might have been sold when a big offer was made at the one con he's been to in the US so far.
Here's one of the pages that got offered as an example of his work.
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I've been lucky to get some my my goals done early on especially ones at the top when I first started. the Issue is I keep making new goals and pieces I would like to have whenever I read both back issues and new releases!
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Grail- ROM Space knight #1 Title Splash (Along with a lot of pages from it that I wanted too.)
Deadpool covers from the first series- Was able to get both a McGuinness and a McDaniel cover from issues 3 and 18
Deadpool cover by Jason Pearson
Bill Sinkevich Moon Knight page*- Sold to fund the ROM purchase.
One of the Marvel Fanfare Pinups I had on my wantlist.
Manley Darkhawk page
Ditko piece
Star Wars: Crimson Empire page
A few other pieces which I saw in books and thought that I would love to have. Not just for the images but the dialogue and layout which I thought was done very well.
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On 6/19/2022 at 2:03 PM, Race said:
Art Adams Micronauts pin-up seems like a steal at 7K (8400 w/BP), particularly if they ever get around to making a movie...
Are the Micronauts in the same legal limbo as ROM is when it comes to property rights? I know they both came about in the same process when Marvel started doing comics based on toy properties but not sure if the Hasbro-Marvel issues are only for ROM or all of the toy properties they did in that period?
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Giving this a thread a bump with this news. Finally a reprinting that people thought would never happen.
https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/rom-the-spaceknights-all-new-omnibus-collections