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I don't believe this one has been posted, since the statue is the photo part, a statue got in the way of the photo!?!

I think we all are What's worse is I thought about tagging Mecha @Cat since his avatar sensibility, just glad I didn't haha 😂

A few con pick ups that I actually have pics of

CGC is excited to announce our third annual Private Signing event with the talented comic book artist J. Scott Campbell! Without a doubt, Campbell is one of the industry’s finest and most sought-after cover artists with a versatile and unique style that has brought many of Marvel and DC’s most iconic characters to life. In addition to his iconic work for Marvel and DC, he co-founded the Cliffhanger imprint as part of Wildstorm Productions, has worked side by side with Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead and Oblivion Song) and Todd McFarlane (Spawn and Spawn’s Universe) and other acclaimed artists and writers. J. Scott has recently created the sought-after X-Men #1 variant featuring Rogue and the popular selection of artist exclusive variants for the first issue of the Amazing Spider-Man relaunch. J. 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A few con pick ups that I actually have pics of so far

I really don't remember the Alf in the previews, I bought a few but didn't watch all of them. The Facebook live feeds were for 2 hours twice a week I don't have that kind of time when saving for a comic con. I know you didn't ask all that but It IS a 9.4 though so idk. It was really the only one I was sure to look at, as it's not often offerred. I remember the Ms Marvel #18 9.0 being $300, now it is $400........ Others are the same though, too many to mention, so I shan't on the 1st photos, though blurry, they weren't priced yet that I could see. The later photos they are, so anything is possible. All I know is most the books were available prior on Facebook feeds leading up to today. They were originally priced and available for sale during those, but I didn't catch all of the prices.

I really don't remember the Alf in the previews, I bought a few but didn't watch all of them. The Facebook live feeds were for 2 hours twice a week I don't have that kind of time when saving for a comic con. I know you didn't ask all that but It IS a 9.4 though so idk. It was really the only one I was sure to look at, as it's not often offerred. I remember the Ms Marvel #18 9.0 being $300, now it is $400........ Others are the same though, too many to mention, so I shan't

Oh I did that too, if you notice my fear was those who had already read it haha. I got the Black Panther from a boardie dealer at the con, and I didn't want him slighted and been too long for a edit. better to quote and post to make doubly sure, as it is double the fun!

Dang typos, the black panther was $120 and the infinite crisis was #5

Indeed. I just got home, but Bought America Chavez #1 cgc 9.8 for $125. Black panther #5 cgc 9.0 for $120, and infinite crises 5 cgc 9.2 for $75 I also helped my brother attending with me by buying a pretty big lenticular of "venom carnage and Spider-Man"..... it was "cheaper if you bought two" buwhwhahahahahah. Anyway that was $30, so spent a bit.

The LCS I took the most pics of advertised what they were bringing on live Facebook feeds a week or two before today when the con started. Their books looked priced about the same .

Not a lot that I saw. We'll have more posters Lord willing tomorrow, but plenty of raw slabbed and etc. I didn't find golden this year. There were a good amount of people, obviously not visible when taking pics.of wall books. I went early and got in early, they're there I don't think the celebs were on time either, so didn't pay to show up early for consumers. I know it wasn't a ghost town for buyers is what I mean.

I don't usually take a pic of crowds haha they were there though

If I remember I'll ask tomorrow... I only had one slab that was wildly priced today, so I'm sure they are aware.

I'm noticing a lot of dealers have boxes of slabs, that makes it difficult to take pictures haha

Ah crikey @Wolverinexthis was hiding

What not? Lol

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