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  1. The topic I created was for any sig series stories, but mine just happened to be about Byrne. If you have any sort of con sig stories, I’d love to hear them
  2. Genuinely good topic of discussion gets derailed again by typical boardie nonsense. Glad to see the CGC toxicity of long term boardies are still in effect.
  3. Although I never understood the whole, Guns guns and more guns with a character that is essentially magic based… But this cover, and the sketch cover in particular, is absolutely breathtaking.
  4. This is sad news for sure. He was a legend and a true entertainer. Loved seeing his work.
  5. Wow, I had no idea this happened in Spawn, and truly, not all that long ago. What a low point. Not having read these issues, but this just seems like the lowest of the low for Spawn. Almost sad. He limped to 300... with stumps for limbs.
  6. CGC does not have the authority for DC labels unfortunately. I don't work for CGC, or have any insights on why that would be, however, I can speculate that, for whatever reason, DC is difficult with their licensing. I know this because DC killed and by virtue, annihilated all progress on AEs (Artist Edition works). Both IDW and Graphitti Designs had communicated road blocks they experienced while trying to push through (previously approved) works that they had significant investments on. Now, that has since changed, only within the past several months. AEs that were shelved for literally years, were all miraculously green lit... so now if that trickles over to CGC getting authority for DC labels? I mean... seems possible. Sorry for the long winded answer.
  7. Thank you sir Just excited for some new labels
  8. Hey @CGC Mike, thanks so much for your replies and continued support. I don’t know if you can answer this or not, as I know you have stated you guys are waiting on Marvel’s legal team for approvals, but if you had to make an educated guess, do you think we are looking at Q1, Q4, 2025?
  9. Grading has existed for decades. As long as collectibles exist, concern on condition will exist. This applies to comics, coins, toys, signs, t-shirts, cars, shoes… Although this is a temporary issue for CGC, it will be dealt with, remedied, and largely forgotten. The collectible market will continue and people will be concerned by condition. So in conclusion, yes it does matter what the actual grade is, generally speaking. It might not matter to you.
  10. I will go back and re read this in the next week to see what you mean. I was also a huge huge fan of this, and remember the ending exactly as you described to, a bit of a drop in hype because most of the book was so good. The ending was a let down, enough, that it wasn’t a recommend for me. The art is amazing too of course
  11. Well you should have done me another favour and stayed quiet. I was enjoying your silence as well, champ.