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CGC In House Signing Wishlist - Update for 2023
cgcsketcherz replied to StillOnly25Cents's topic in The Signature Room
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John Romita Sr. Thread RIP Sir.
cgcsketcherz replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Action Comics #340 Origin and 1st appearance of Parasite Signed by Jim Shooter at Megacon Orlando thanks to @Rich_Henn
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I normally try to avoid F.O.M.O. purchases, but with Scooby signature series in general, especially in the 1997 series, there isn't exactly a couple dozen options and grades listed for sale weekly. This was saved from ebay Scooby Doo #71 signed by Matthew Lillard.
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Thanks to @Agents Of Slabs for facilitating at Megacon. There are now two Henry Winkler muppet magazines on the census. This is a slight upgrade from when I had Winkler sign my last copy years ago.
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I usually don't drive 90 miles each way to a small show with no cgc presence, but two Scooby artist were there. Joe Staton remarqued the whole gang. Bob Petrecca (who did 1 issue of Scooby Doo) did a Scooby head sketch and I bought the original last page from his story. I'll probably have the Bob sketch signed on the back by Giffen with a facilitator to get a hybrid label, which will match the background color scheme. Debating on sending the other in for a full green label...
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It is rare, for me to purchase or commission a non-scooby or cartoon sketch. Then again, one of the artist has about close to 20 Scooby credits to their name. This, is a book I have been watching on ebay for years. It has had different prices, and I'm pretty sure different sellers. I am a sucker for color pencil finished sketches. Mike Decarlo Aquaman fight scene on the front. Nick Justus Aquaman fight scene on the back.
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Recently Completed Signature Series Goal
cgcsketcherz replied to The Man Without Beer's topic in The Signature Room
Thank you, I'm that one oddball. I care more about unique books, the lone wolf on the census, or the lowest grade when it comes to signature series. When I bought the book it had the signature from 2015 and was a lower grade before pressing. I can see it potentially dropping next crack but that is the risk you play. Looks a bit wavy on the top of the book now... -
Books you just cant find in the Wild
cgcsketcherz replied to fastballspecial's topic in Modern Age Comic Books
You got me curious with the Captain Crunch. -
Recently Completed Signature Series Goal
cgcsketcherz replied to The Man Without Beer's topic in The Signature Room
Trying to get a full cast from season one on this one. Only a few villains left and hoping to add the cover artist this July. This is about a decade project since this book got its first signature. -
Bit of a personal grail. Green Lantern #11 from 1962. When Joe Staton was a teenager, his fan letter was published in the issue. It even states so in the label notes. Signed by Joe Staton on 1/28/23.
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Bit of a personal grail. Green Lantern #11 from 1962. When Joe Staton was a teenager, his fan letter was published in the issue. It even states so in the label notes. Signed by Joe Staton on 1/28/23.
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Rick and Morty sketch cover gradings
cgcsketcherz replied to Joe Papa's topic in Comic Book Grading and Restoration Issues
CGC cleans? I only thought they pressed. -
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