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cgcsketcherz
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On 5/19/2024 at 9:02 AM, Webhead2018 said:
Nice stuff that green label one you plan to get reslab with the new merger of jsa with cgc so it be yellow.
The plan with my green yellows is to get someone else to sign the back that way I save an additional trip to Florida. Then again, I like the concept of green being as it is a hulk blank.
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Lou Ferrigno signed on a Scooby sketch with Steve Lydic colors to make Scooby more hulkish.
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Here are some older pieces that have been works in progress for about four years between the re-slabbings and getting celebrities to sign after cancelations and so forth.
#1: Albany Comic Con 2021 Joe Staton had in his portfolio for sale a bust of Scooby on a Planet Hulk sketch cover. He sold it at a really reasonably price stating it has been waiting for a Scooby fan for a really long time.
I had Steve Lydic add colors and Dan Partouche helped add Lou Ferrigno to sign it!
#2: Greg Woronchak did a eBay commission of Daphne and Velma Cosplaying as Batman and Robin mostly colored. I had Steve Lydic add colors to finish it up by adding a sky and Athena Finger the granddaughter of Bob Kane the creator of Batman signed it. Thanks to Dan Partouche for facilitating.
#3: Greg Woronchak did a eBay commission. Scooby and the gang cosplaying as members of the Guardians of the Galaxy it had a lot of blue lines and I knew it had potential for an epic Steve Lydic job. Very happy with how the piece came out. Thanks to Dan Partouche for facilitating.
#4: Scooby Doo as The Mask by Steve Lydic thanks to Dan Partouche for facilitating.
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On 4/24/2024 at 12:44 PM, wampus13 said:
Finally have one that meets the standards of this tread. Top on on the census, only other signed copy is a 5.0
Correct, I own the other copy. Congrats on joining the club!
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Alice Cooper on one of my top 5 personal grail projects of all time.
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Motor City Comic Con had in attendance Alice Cooper, Jim Cummings, and Rob Paulsen. Matthew Parton was up to the task for a Scooby mashup. His only request was that he could add muppets and Sesame Street to it cause it would fit his idea so I agreed. The only problem was that show was in 2020 so, Covid cancelled the show. I could have had Rob and Jim sign this at least a dozen times over if not more but I kept holding off. With my luck, Alice Cooper would have a last minute appearance when this book was at CGC, another show, in the mail, or you get the picture...
Rich Henn had a last minute horror show in November and he was only taking requests from one person. Finally got Alice Cooper and was just glad he didn't say no since it is a bit cartoony. Thank you @Rich_Henn.
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Scooby as a X-Wing Fighter by Greg Woronchak
- Signed by Dennis Lawson X-Wing Fighter Wedge Antilles
- Signed by Stephen Costantino Gamorrean Guard
- Signed by David Antrum voice actor for Wedge Antilles (Loved it and wanted to take a photo of it)
- Signed by Warren Proulx Jr. (Storm troopers, Tusken Raider, Stunt Double for Obi Wan Kenobi)
- Signed by Mark Anthony Austin Bounty Hunter Boba Fett for 1997 Special Edition of Star Wars a New Hope
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Signed by Walt Simonson and Joe Staton thanks to @Rich_Henn from Baltimore Comic Con
Mark Jeweler Insert and the star on the cover.
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Good luck with the grade, never seen this version before!
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Keep loosing this thread, so haven't posted these here yet.
Joe Staton remarques with Michael Kraiger signatures
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Hershey Comic Con 2023:
Small two day show that I didn't attend and usually a type of show that doesn't have CGC presence. But due to a few big names, there was a facilitator on the premises that allowed mail in submissions. Normally wouldn't do this many at one show, BUT the writer Michael Kraiger was present. To my knowledge, Michael has only been at two shows the past three years that had a CGC presence, with four shows total at all as he usually only does small shows or appearances on behalf of the Kubert Art School.
Since Kraiger wrote six issues of my childhood Scooby doo run AND Joe Staton was present... well you could probably guess!
Had initially hoped for all different Scooby Doo but I have come to learn when a bigger selection is given to Joe through a facilitator he will stick with a Scooby theme and a few are quite unique. I can't blame Joe I especially like #13 with the play on the dinosaur bone.
Thanks to Omega for the facilitation.
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On 8/3/2023 at 11:36 AM, steveinthecity said:
hmm, mine always come back new number
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On the NGC registry you can automatically upload the photos to registry sets. Perhaps if CGC updates the registry to a new version this might come about too.
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On 8/2/2023 at 12:26 PM, ADAMANTIUM said:
wow falling below mid pack~!!
Don't worry, I have secured the bottom slot. Every race has a sweeper to ensure no one is left behind!
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Usually happens, one or two Joe Staton paper sketches sell and a slight uptick pops up for sale.
Joe Staton Penguin from NYC Comic Con 2010. Usually would put in watch list and in a few months purchase, seller had it as a one week auction. Can never tell if they will re-list when it is a piece not seen before if it gets no bids the first round. I was the only bidder.
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On 8/1/2023 at 2:30 PM, aleccomix said:
Update:
So I ended up getting in touch with Vincent Zurzolo from ComicConnect, & he verified that the book was from the Cage collection as it was submitted to them by Cage along with a decent amount of other remaining books from his collection (some with the "from the collection of cage" labels, some without) . Really impressed with how helpful ComicConnect was with all of this (especially considering I didn't even buy the book direct from them).
That said, I was also able to get in touch with the head graders at CGC, and, unfortunately, they are no longer adding this designation to labels. Bit of a bummer, but oh well I guess I might just have to deal with the ugly old CGC case.
Out of curiosity-- the certification # stays the same when you do a reholder, right? because I may still consider reholdering--as long as I can get a physical signed COA from ComicConnect of the Book's Cage connection to replace the current sticker. I really really don't like having the old cgc case next to all my newer ones
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Thanks to everyone for your opinions/advice.
No, when you reholder you get a different label. You would loose that certification #!
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On 7/31/2023 at 5:29 PM, Ron C. said:
Nice addition! Her signature is definitely on my wish list.
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On 7/31/2023 at 10:53 AM, ADAMANTIUM said:
Didn't doc gooden play for the athletics as well? Seems I remember a world series, but it was one of the cards I kept as a kid. Quite the player!
- New York Mets (1984–1994)
- New York Yankees (1996–1997)
- Cleveland Indians (1998–1999)
- Houston Astros (2000)
- Tampa Bay Devil Rays (2000)
- New York Yankees (2000)
Not sure about athletics
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This spent 19+ years in an old oversized slab before Bob Sharen signed it.
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