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Yeah this is a practice a few creators use. Sometimes it is towards specific characters as well. If that is what they set then that is what they set. There are celebrities that charge based on the type of item and item size and clearly have that listed. If I use that logic then the creator is saying yes I will allow you to get my sig, but that certification is a type of item. The creator has clearly laid out that in advance.

These are your words that I quoted earlier So you don't want to do business with anybody on the boards because they all knowingly break the law.

Most people knowingly break the law everyday.

Most people break the law knowingly everyday. I'm sure you speed to get to places.

Ok I'll give you a test I took a few years back for college. I bet the way you answer that test your breaking the law everyday of your life. No way you haven't committed a misdemeanor on that test and most likely you committed a felony on that list somewhere. Most people break the law everyday.

Happens all the time windowbox your Comic where you want the creator to sign. I try to do it for every item I send out a comic or a record for a facilitator or even for myself when I am getting them signed myself. Like the item I got signed below Olivia canceled her meet and greet, but I had front row seats to her concert at the end of the show when she was saying hi to everybody she said she would sign it for me. I had it Window Box the area walked over to where she told me to her guy took it to her around the corner she signed it quick the guy walked it back to me. The guy immediately knew where I wanted her to sign it because of the box there. The record is still sealed.

It’s happened to me twice. I won’t say names on the board who did it. What I can say is Ty Salazar helped me get one back and after months of complaining I got the other books back. In both instances those people started off well, but after awhile they couldn’t handle the flow or something stole a lot of boardies books. I think on that last guy a lot of us got burned and didn’t come back. I now have a list of facilitators that I will only use or use a facilitator on their advice. In no particular order. 1. DScott 2. Rich Henn 3. Triston Pence 4. Partrouche Those 4 above I would use in a heartbeat and trust their word on other facilitators safe to use. I’m probably adding another name up there in a few weeks. It’s about communication, how well can the facilitator follow your instructions, how soon you get your product back, and how well they treated your item in their hands. These facilitators get a 10/10 in my book.

I have been keeping a closer look at social media and other areas. While I disagree with people’s sense of entitlement what a creator should or should not do for you and the exclusives that creators and facilitators get. What I can’t argue with is the number of people who were big SS supporters who now have a distate towards the SS program. I think the 70 to 80 percent of the people I know who CGC as a result don’t want anything to do not with just the SS, but the convention scene as a result. In their opinions, the shows are setting themselves up as money grabs not being able to get show exclusives the moment the con opens, and certain creators behaviors. All I can say is the SS room is dead quiet for what it used to be like in here. While I think the entitlement is wrong. I do have to agree now the behaviors and exclusives are hurting the industry.

Any pictures or tales from anyone at this event

Yes I went to the Alamo in Chandler Ashley Bank, André Gower, And Ryan Lambert. They signed for free at the theater, but I got Ryan a beer there.

They will just get a new law to pass to keep the rights.

Speaking as a person who sponsors indie theaters this would be the worst thing that could happen. That would prevent so many theaters from showing older titles. As well as disney treats theater owners like .

Thanks to Triston Pence and Michael Cundiff for helping me on this one.

Hmmmm not quite how the Academy Awards work the studios heavily push for actors, actresses, and films they think can win in certain categories. It’s why Mary Badham and Haliee Steinfeld were nominated for best supporting actress despite they were the main actors in the film with the most screen time. So if the studio thinks this is one of their films with a high chance of winning it will get that nod. It’s clear to me this is one the film that could secure the most nominations for them, followed by Dunkirk. It’s really does Warner want to try and hope for a second life for this film or not. The Academy Awards is very studio driven.

I think there is a second chance for this film if Warner pushes heavily for Academy Awards across the board. If that happens an extended rerelease could hopefully bring in Hidden Figures or LaLaLand numbers.

Even China can’t save this film now. 7.5 mil opening weekend

Can we get this moved to the right thread like the Signature Room please

Yeah I think he would have made a good Bond. I honestly think we would have ended up with something close to Dalton, but to be honest Dalton’s Bond was very similar to Craig’s. The issue is they kept Moore two films too long.

Let’s see The Who Dares Wins article with Lewis Collins. Has one of the best 10 minute action sequences in the history of film.

I actually see the sequel if they do one supporting an all out war between 3 parties the humans, replicants, and synthetics. It is just at what point in the war do the humans decide in order to win they need to join a side instead of keeping a 3 way war.

Yep and still has Italy and Japan left. I don't see a China release date yet listed so the film may not get released there.

Mom: I got you an autographed comic son Me: It’s Batman!!!!! Mom: Yeah Stan Lee created Batman didn’t he? Stan Lee created everything. It even says he is your father in your birth certificate. Me: Mom!!!! He had nothing to do with Batman. Who is that guy I ha e been calling Dad for 30+ years

You are going to be sorely disappointed of your idea is that you are going to make money ona Liefeld autograph. Yep a 100 bucks to get the book signed and 50 to get fast tracked and back to you to sell in a reasonable time. If you don’t fast track you could wait up to 6 months to get the book back

I would get a sketch done by him myself and submitted. Yes his comic signature holds some value, but it doesn't add much more than10 to 20 bucks if you are lucky.

If you think his signature holds alot of value your crazy. People are paying for the experience to meet him, then when they get up there the item gets grabbed Stan signs in less than a second. Your not allowed to ask him any questions. It's the most impersonal line at a show. Alot of the people on the boards here find themselves disappointed after meeting him. As far as his autograph as of now it is the most common autograph in the world by far. Easily over 300,000 exist and that number could be much higher possibly above a million. So keep that in mind. 10 to 20 bucks is max you just have alot of flippers out there trying to make a profit asking for ridiculous prices.