Yorick

I thought they still told the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf in Switzerland, no?

Kerning! It would be much easier to remove a printing plate element rather than adding one in. Just chisel that raised dot right off!

Nice Canadians!! I don't think I have seen those for sale... ever.

This is problematic for me because I am still working on completing the sets. What's the point of building a set when I am missing an issue in sequence? When I finally obtain it, I have to put it at the end of the list??? If I'm missing the first issue, I can't even begin...

"Triple cover - the Beast"!

When you make a custom set, did you need to pre-plan the issue sequence before creating the set? For example, I attempted to create a custom set (a while ago, and haven't tried since) and I was randomly adding in the books I wanted as I pulled them from my long boxes. Once they were entered, I could find no way of correctly sequencing them by release date or title and issue number. Is there a "sort" feature/button?

But the question still stands. I'll write sign Bob Kane on your 2016 book.

Probably just easier to change that small block of text on the printing plate than create a whole new plate...

Just your signature then. Thank you!

I consider "Superboy" to be the younger self of "Superman". The same person/being. That's how Superboy began (correct me if I'm wrong).

@srezvan I'll take a signed copy of The World's Worst, please. Are the other contributors also able to sign? Signatures in COLOR please.

Requesting "John Richard Flanagan" be given cover art credit for the following books: More Fun #45 (1939) has no cover credit for Flanagan More Fun #48 (1939) incorrectly states the cover is by Flessel Adventure #36 (1939) incorrectly states the cover is by Flessel Adventure #38 (1939) incorrectly states the cover is Flessel's

178 copies on the census!

Requesting Superman #1 (1939) add a note to the labels to indicate the inside back page ad on-sale date (for Action Comics 14) as either "June 2nd AD" or "Now On Sale AD" to differentiate between copies.

If I win the billion dollar lottery in the next few days, I'd seek out the "June 2nd" copy. I don't know how I'd do that without either finding a raw copy or... a raw copy. This is like the stamp cut-out IH181 masquerading in blue labels.

I was looking in the "Ask CGC" forums for a topic like this. Were you ever able to get any traction with system data/census changes?

I like that negligence waiver at the bottom.

So this has been known for YEARS, and CGC doesn't note it on the labels?

I've read several times that there were multiple printings, but I've never seen any evidence of how they differ from one another.

For me, it comes down to the repetitive nature of the adventures. There are plenty of talented artists, but we need some PKD writing! There's a Millar-verse book called Starlight which I enjoyed quite a bit that thematically matches FG.

Matching stamps and no damages to the main image area! Excellent color. Is that a folded over corner on the bottom right of 29? What I do with problematic dog ears is to gently fold it flat, lay a sheet of another back board to the front to keep it down (so it won't hang up on the bag edge), sleeve the comic between the two backers, and then you can slowly remove the front backer board and the fold should still be held down.

Seeing the scams being pulled regarding MJI's (because of the higher $$ being paid) - be very cautious. Maybe the staples didn't line up correctly on a marriage in the normal right-side-up position, but it fit correctly up-side-down?

Is Flash "teaming-up" with Barbarella?!! I quote that due to one of my favorite lines in the film...

I suppose I better add another photo here for our mutual appreciation.