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15 minutes ago, Karl Liebl said:

1. Your english is not very good but that's ok.

2.  I can only help with the third question.  I do not think CGC will mark you down for a signature on the splash page whether it is from an artist, owner, or whatever.

My English isn't very good? MY GOD  Impertinent dimwit, aren't you?

Hey there ^_^

I've found a few comics in my collection which have coupons cut out, but none which influence the story, so I'm curious what's the maximum grade they would get? Also if a staple is detected, and one if the stable is visibly intact but the mages are loose? I have Demon #1 which has the name "John" written on the 1st page where the publication information has been written, but I'm curious if I were to submit this for CGC would they class this as an unverified signature?

All comments are welcomed!

On 2/23/2019 at 12:40 PM, FineCollector said:

1) take it out of the bag

2) what's your concern?

On 2/23/2019 at 3:18 PM, Ride the Tiger said:

It was very common for the comics of that time to not be cut just right during production. Here's 2 copys both graded Blue Label which means neither could have been trimmed.

On 2/23/2019 at 3:41 PM, Lazyboy said:

But miswraps and miscuts are a very real thing. Comparing copies and measuring don't work.

https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/topic/447619-pgm-adventure-comics-431/

50 minutes ago, csaag said:

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To my untrained eye, I see a few spine tics and the corners have smallish issues.  Other than that it looks good. to me.

I'd guess 7.0-7.5

From participating in other threads about unverified sigs (search for a Jack Kirby sig thread), CGC can note on the label that 'john doe' write on inside page and it would still be Universal. From your case it  sounds like someone had just written their first name rather than a creator sig.

 

Yeah the name John is someone just writing their first name, so I was simply wondering would that get a qualified as opposed to an unverified sig?

36 minutes ago, Old Fashion PB and J said:

Staining on the back cover kills it. 7.0

Thanks

Would there be any means of getting rid of that stain?

I was wondering what grade do you think this is? I may consider pressing this comic at some point if that may help increase the grading?

Also on a completely unrelated note, if a comic has a name on it, such as "John", which I happened to find in another comic of my recently, will it still be universal?

All comments are welcomed.

Plus I believe the top stable is detached ~

On 2/24/2019 at 11:25 PM, Beige said:

1st JLA Dark was in Saga Of The Swamp thing #49 (cameo) and #50 (full) - all the gang were there......

The full gang including Zatanna, Madame Zanadu and Shade?

On 2/22/2019 at 1:00 PM, Schmakt said:

I've been hoping for news from this too! I wasn't excited to read this based on the solits...  but I almost never want to read Brian Wood books based on the solits.

Then, as almost always happens with Brian Wood books, it was really freaking good.

Makes me wondering whether they announced the show just to sell comics, but then again I don't think AMC would allow their name/property to be used so trivially.

56 minutes ago, Lazyboy said:

Yes, they accidentally printed those names so they perfectly fit inside the box.

Seriously? They're Direct and Newsstand. All of them.

WHOOOOOOPS 

Can a Moderation please delete this thread; thanks :3

15 minutes ago, FineCollector said:

1) take it out of the bag

2) what's your concern?

Just the top section seems trimmed as other versions of the comic has the entire iconography intact ~

Hey there, I'm just curious if this issue of Adventure Comics #431 has been trimmed ~

All comments are welcomed!

On 3/17/2017 at 11:20 PM, GLCBrad said:

Any update on this TV series? Book is solid so far

I'm not entirely sure at the moment ~

Justice League Dark #1 (1st Justice League Dark appearance)

Real Ghostbusters #1 and issue #28 (1st appearance of the Ghostbusters in comic form, and the last issue is rare)

Avengers #684 (1st Immortal Hulk)

Showcase #94 (New Doom Patrol)

I was wondering what grade do you think this is?

A small piece has been cut down though, as seen in the images.

All comments are welcomed! Thank you ^_^

Why is Immortal Hulk #2 (the 1st appearance of Dr. Frye) so expensive  

On 2/1/2019 at 2:49 PM, ygogolak said:

CGC has said they will not name Gotham City Sirens #1 the 1st appearance. I don't see why JLD #1 would not fall under those same rules. The first arc is about getting all of the team together. JLD is only the name of the comic. Are they named in a later comic?
I would also say there is contention between collectors as to unnamed but formed team with Swamp Thing #49, #50 and Annual #2.

So technically an issue won't warrant a 1st appearance of a particular team, until said team name is said by an individual within the issue?

I'm still curious how Spider-Man Reign #1 hasn't really heated up post 2006 ~

Is there any data on how many issues of the two originally variants after the unofficial recall are about? 46k units, but how many were recalled? http://www.comichron.com/monthlycomicssales/2006/2006-12.html

Why is Avengers #684 costing that much? :O 

6 minutes ago, Wolverinex said:

Why was it recalled?

Well Spawn 293 hasn't been recalled (yet at least) but one to be unofficially recalled was Spider-Man: Reign #1 in 2006 (both the red and blue versions) because of a nude panel of Peter Parker ~

"Cover C is being recalled due to misprint. Suppose to be Black And White interiors but these were sent out with colored pages. Retailers were not instructed to return or destroy, but replacements being sent out. Thanks to Pensacola Pop Comics and bcdawg97 for the info on the recall."

Thoughts on Spawn #293? Although I'm not entirely sure if there's been an official recall, which brings me to - Spider-Man Reign (both red and black covers)

14 hours ago, RockMyAmadeus said:

I've read the Morrison run, and I remember mostly nothing about it, other than Magneto was Xorn, or somesuch. Nothing particularly memorable.

That said, the first appearance of dust is usually on the tops of bookshelves in my house.

Sorry. I resisted for 2 weeks, and could do so no longer.

What Callway29 wrote a while back about Marvel and Kevin Feige:

"Marvel's top three objectives: 1) Make a profit, 2) Respect canon (Feige is a fanboy), and 3) Give every ethnicity, nationality, gender, etc... their shot on the big screen.

What character checks all three boxes? As in: 1) Inspires, potentially, the largest portion of the consumer base?, 2) OG fans want to see, but haven't yet?, and 3) Embodies a group that hasn't been represented in the MCU?"

Just now, maidenmate91 said:

Petyr Baelish: "Always keep your foes confused. If they are never certain who you are or what you want, they cannot know what you are like to do next."

Any other thoughts? ^_^ 

I was wondering what grade do you think this is?

A small piece has been cut down though, as seen in the images.

All comments are welcomed! Thank you ^_^