wombat

You might want to consider filing a police report. Although I will admit I don't know how that works.

That is insane.

This is HOS worthy if true as presented.

Everything inside is still sealed in the original packaging.

My wife asked me if he was OK. Like is he having a stroke right this moment.

Here is my original. Unfortunately it sits in a tube because to get this framed right would cost a fortune. Here is a link that talks about the different versions. http://www.vampilore.co.uk/ephemera/posters.html

There were actually several reprints of the door poster over the years.

There are some of the original 6' door posters on da'Bay for $350-$400, or you can get a new reprint for $30 HERE. The posters I just picked up are from the late 70's I believe. I have an original vampirella door poster like the one above.

Picked these up at a horror convention. Posters are huge.

Picked these up at a horror convention this weekend.

And a few other random Frazetta pick ups from that show.

Went to a horror convention this weekend. They always have a few comic dealers. Picked these up from Mike Carbonaro. Just talking to that guy is pure entertainment.

So I got those magazines I teased about in the other thread. Not bad for $50 plus shipping. Yes, the creepy 29 is beat up. But ill take it for $5.

My one Adams SS.

They are certainly going to be in for a surprise if they try and get a COA from the museum.

https://www.cbr.com/neal-adams-trailblazing-comic-book-creator-dies-80/amp/?fbclid=IwAR1YmrnpeZ_wgQDFuYPj_ctQ1Ch4q6TlUD0PxIu4xl972G5oEGr7mVlGL_I

See above. They were not impressed.

Let's just say the museum had a good laugh. I would say zero chance this is legit.

Maybe we can get Wombats input on it . It may be a Frazetta signature, but it does look rather strange. I saw it when it was posted and alarm bells went off for me. Never saw one like that. I did send the seller a note and asked him what he knew about it. This was his response: Thank you for expressing an interest in my listing. I appreciate your question. Honestly, I'm not sure where or when it was signed. I bought this prior to 2012. It looks authentic enough to me. I don't recall how much I paid for this. It was probably a hefty sum. I'm sure the seller didn't disclose the tape repair or the amateur coloring on the back cover. Edit: I just sent it to the museum to get their thoughts on it.

Still waiting on confirmation every single book goes through QC and not a sample.

So I just go an email saying some of the items were not in the inventory and were being cancelled. Of course I thought here we go. But it was the Creepy 53.

Sorry if this is a repeat. First time in this thread.

To be fair QC has zero chance at catching this considering what they don't catch.

I've been pretty lucky. Never received a book that smelled really bad. A few musty ones for sure, but nothing terrible.