NicoV

Still alive and active ...

And for those who don't know, it was listed at $29,500 on Nostalgic Investments website end of 2021. You can also note, just for the fun of it, that it sold on Heritage in 2004 for $2500... 18 years ago, an eternity...

It's very personal but I don't have any... I'd rather manually filter tons of useless items than missing one because the seller had the stupid idea to write something like "this is not a photocopy"

Hi! That's an idea, I need to think about it. Probably not in the daily email because, well, not everybody gets it every day depending on their keywords (and how many they have). But I was already considering building a weekly summary with past auctions, auctions to come, maybe notable newly listed art, etc. so maybe I could include a block with tracked auctions that ended during the past week as well. And a weekly email would not be too costly for me.

Done!

@aaronnear Sorry, I did not see your message! I checked your two accounts and don't see any difference, that's really weird. I've copied your searches in the new account, tell me when you're sure that it's ok (once you received some email notification) and I'll delete the old account / rename the new one.

Works fine on my side... Do you still have an issue or was it a temporary glitch in the Matrix?

But you can't compare the volume of available Peanuts Sundays with available C&H Sundays...

In fact that's quite funny because the two only websites that blocked CAT are the two ones I first built CAT for: ComicLink and The Artist's Choice...

Thanks for your kind words! To date I received 310 answers to the survey, which is both a lot (to work on) and a little (considering the total number of users), but I'm probably in too much of a hurry and need to wait for a few more days! That being said, trends in the responses are already emerging and I am happy to have set up this survey.

Probably better to be in Limbo than in Hell, isn't it?

I love my Parker page:

Hi everyone, ComicArtTracker is now 5 years old. With more than 12,000 members (and many more occasional visitors), 300,000 original comic artworks aggregated from 350 indexed websites, and more than 1.5 million past prices, CAT has exceeded my wildest expectations! Initially, I wanted to build something to follow a few auctions just for my personal use. However, CAT has grown into a useful tool for the entire collecting community. And I've enjoyed solving its technical challenges and appreciate the learning opportunities it has given me. I think that now is a great time to get your feedback, to fill up on some good energy and positive vibes, and to see how I can continue to improve ComicArtTracker. So if you feel so inclined and have a few minutes to spare, click here to give your feedback on ComicArtTracker (note that this survey is anonymous, and you can answer it even if you don't or infrequently use CAT !) Thanks for your support! Nico

So basically it's a hidden fee...

Not only that but also, for some of us (at least in Europe) , 3-4 large auctions in France/Belgium in the next 30 days. For a long time I felt like European art was really expensive compared to US art, now it's the opposite

There was definitely an issue with cookies first (when I upgraded my server it changed the samesite attribute from Lax to Strict... thus the issue when opening CAT from gmail, as it is an external app). But as fixing it did not fix the issue for everybody, I decided to enable the CAT "personal link" feature by default... As for the cookie notice issue, I also fixed it: in "mobile mode" I display the menu at the bottom of the screen (easier access for the thumb) but it displayed above the notice, hidding it partly.

https://comicarttracker.com/nate-sanders-auctions#C

That's a good news if you can use the daily emails again! I did not have a look to the GDPR display issue yet, but I'll definitely do.

@G.A.tor @GotSuperPowers? @barneythecantankerous ... any improvement lately, or do you still have some issues when clicking on links in the email?

Once logged in, you go to the Settings / Sources page and you uncheck the sources you don't want to see artworks from (click on "Display all" if you don't see any source, by default only the one you deactivated are visible). Don't forget to save your changes!

Few users on ComicArtTracker have blacklisted certain sources, but 20% of these users have disabled CoolLines (and for nearly half of them, they have disabled ONLY CoolLines)

I have the same analysis, and that's exactly what the personal link is. ;-)

Thanks for your feedback! Maybe the iPhone has a more strict policy towards external cookies (where your CAT session is "stored"), I'll investigate. @GotSuperPowers? @G.A.tor is there any way for you to check if cookies are enabled on your gmail / Safari apps? A solution for you would be to activate your personal link: https://comicarttracker.com/faq-en/comicarttracker/how-can-i-avoid-entering-my-login-and-password-again-and-again ... This way, a personal token will be added to the links in the daily emails, to allow ComicArtTracker to work properly even without the session cookie.

9ème Art's owner is Bernard Mahé. He has an outstanding personal collection (not much to see in his CAF gallery unfortunately, but most of the art visible in this incredible exhibition in Madrid also comes from his collection, to give you an idea), but not sure you'll see him and he's not very talkative. Maghen gallery is exclusively European art + illustration art. Great gallery, nice exhibitions and nice people. Jean-Baptiste Barbier is a lovely guy. He represents European artists (including Bilal, Druillet, Blain, etc.) but also has a great network to help you find atworks you want. Don't know if he still has this nice Krazy Kat page in his backroom. Depending on when you're in Paris, there may be also one or two exhibitions for comic art to be auctioned soon, as we'll have many auctions in Europe in the coming months.

I would go for: Galerie 9ème Art - https://www.galerie9art.fr Galerie Daniel Maghen - https://www.danielmaghen.com Galerie Barbier - https://www.galeriebarbier.com/