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NCAmother

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  1. 4 minutes ago, Grib said:

    Didn't Miller and Janson charge to sign this book at a higher cost than you are selling it for and if so why are you selling it so low? Confused by this? Hope the question isn't rude, its not meant to be.

    Not a rude question.  I paid a little over $200 to get this signed and slabbed.  The reason I am selling so low is I need money for a medical procedure.

  2. I have three fourth printings of the dark knight returns.  Two are cgc blue label 9.6 and the third is 8.0 sig series Miller/Janson.  Please email me at nathanappel@gmail.com

    Cheers

    s-l1600-4.jpg $80 plus $20 shipping

     

    s-l1600-5.jpg$150 plus $20 shipping

    s-l1600-1.jpg$80 plus $20 shipping.   Items can be combined to save on shipping.  No returns, PayPal only.  Thank you,

    Nate

  3. On 11/3/2017 at 1:16 PM, Aweandlorder said:

    I actually recently bought one of these sets (not autographed)  Is there a website similar to this that you could recommend for toy collectors?  I'm inclined to break up the set to get the comic graded, but I don't know if it is worth it.   Thanks,

  4. 3 hours ago, Pizzafist said:

    Yes this is definitely it!!!!!...I worked so hard to find this! Can't believe I actually did. The production of this item must have been incredibly low. (Does anyone have a DC DIRECT email where we might get an estimate on how many were made?). I know it was only available to buy through Comic shops as a Diamond special order...And at that time very few people thought it was worth getting at all. Now many people want it for the comic.I called and emailed every major toy dealer I could find Online, Overstreet ads, I even called the jay and silent bobs secret stash and was so surprised one of comic book men actually answered the phone when I called there. In all reality the Joker action figure is probably worth just as much as the comic.(just try and find one!). Not sure if the Batman figure would hold the same value as the Joker since there are several other Dc Direct batman figures from other years that closely resemble this one. The comic would have to be removed by cutting it out of the plastic mylar inside.if i slid it out the back cover would probably get light scratches.I did see the CGC 9.8 sell on ebay a few Years ago.I was the second highest bidder.I believe it went for $430 then.Back when few people thought it was real or cared to find it. I was so bummed when I did not win that auction I wished I had bid more.

    I had to bring out the big guns to get the figure. Luckily I had a book the collector really wanted that I had little $ in myself..so the trade was a win/win for her and me!

    Still can't believe I got one!

    Mr.Pizzafist

    A few months ago I was also able to buy an empty box without any of the figures or comics .So If I can acquire the loose items I can build a second set.

    Great to hear!!!  Yes, it would be interesting to know how many of these were made.  What is a Diamond special order?

  5. 38 minutes ago, John R said:

     

    This could be it.  From 2009?

     

    MAR090269
     

    This special collector set is based on one of the most popular and acclaimed miniseries of all time, Frank Miller's BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS!
        Included in this set are action figures of Batman and The Joker, both re-painted with a variant color scheme to reflect earlier points in the story, as well as the 48-page prestige format reprint of BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS #1.
    Figures included:
    * Batman 

    • 6.25" h
      * The Joker 
    • 7" h
      Advance-solicited; on sale October 7, 2009 * Collector Set * $39.99 US 
      In Shops: Oct 07, 2009
      SRP: $39.99

    Do you know how many of these sets were produced? Also, is an insert comic like this, if rare enough, be of value?  Thanks,

    Nate

  6. So AJ at recalled.com ( a cool resource for rare printings)  had this to say about the DKR #1 4th printing:

    Hi,

     
    Many thanks for getting in touch.
     
    Although this comic was a 4th printing I'm sure DC would not have re-printed a small volume of these back in 1986 (it would have had to have been profitable to re-print this again) so I would guess they were printed in the thousands at the time.  There are certainly a few available for maybe $10 upwards depending on condition and their value probably explains the lack of numbers in the CGC census (i.e. a 4th printing is maybe not something worth grading unless it has significant value).  However, it is certainly likely that the 4th print is rarer than the other prints so there would probably be fewer of them around today compared to earlier printings.
     
    Kind regards
    AJ