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Gorgeous copy of ASM 300 with four signatures!

Jeff Johnson Thunderbolts page...

I am not making light of mental health issues, but this is insane!

ASM 252 Canadian Price Variant.

Bagley Amazing Spiderman Full Circle page...

Gentlemen, bidding is open…get your wallets revving

Here's the Hulk 340...signed by 4 creators (McFarlane, Romita Sr, David, and Parker)

HI, folks; I've consigned a few 1st appearance books with Heritage. Auctions end Sunday, May 30th. Here's the books, along with direct link to the books at auction. Amazing Spiderman #252 Canadian Price Variant CGC 9.6 white pages, featuring the 1st appearance of Spidey's black costume. Link: The Amazing Spider-Man #252 Canadian Price Variant (Marvel, 1984) | Lot #19097 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Strange Adventures #205 CGC 7.5 ow/w pages, featuring the 1st appearance & origin of Deadman!. This one looks nicer than the assigned grade. Link: Strange Adventures #205 (DC, 1967) CGC VF- 7.5 Off-white to white | Lot #19561 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Thanks for looking

Chen I Am Iron Man page 25

HI, all; I've consigned some more great Romita and McFarlane CGC Signature books for sale at Heritage, with all auctions ending Sunday, May 30th. Here's a list of the books, and direct link to the book at auction. Amazing Spiderman #100: The Amazing Spider-Man #100 Signature Series: John Romita (Marvel, | Lot #19078 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Amazing Spiderman #300: The Amazing Spider-Man #300 Signature Series: Todd McFarlane and | Lot #19098 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Incredible Hulk #340: The Incredible Hulk #340 Signature Series: John Romita, Todd | Lot #19366 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com)

Tell me about it...I bid $20K on it, and if you take a look at the scan of the back cover that CLINK provided, you will see a small corner crease at the top left. Definitely not a 'true' 9.8 ASM 300 is the most submitted/graded book in CGC's history. There's a lot of direct 9.8's, but I've only seen a handful newsstand 9.8's sell, and this is a book I've been following for years. The value of Todd's signature added maybe $500 - $750 to the final sale price. The craziness was mostly attributed to the scarcity of the newsstand version in this grade

Hi, folks; I'm back again this week with more truly affordable artwork that I've consigned to Heritage, with all auctions ending Monday, May 31st. Here's a listing of my consignments, along with current high bid, and a direct link to the page at auction: Sean Chen I Am Iron Man #1p25 (2010). This is the Marvel Comics movie adaptation of the 1st Iron Man movie. This page features Tony Stark, Pepper Potts, and Obadiah Staine. Current Bid = $1. Here's the link to the page at auction: Sean Chen and Victor Olazaba Iron Man: I Am Iron Man #1 Story Page | Lot #19773 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Sean Chen I Am Iron Man #1p21 (2010) this great half-splash features Tony Stark in action in every panel. Current bid = $1. Link: Sean Chen and Eric Cannon Iron Man #1 Story Page 21 Original Art | Lot #19774 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Sean Chen Sensational Spiderman #33p14 (2007) featuring the trials and tribulations of Aunt May and Uncle Ben as they are left to raise Peter Parker. Current Bid = $1. Here's the link: Sean Chen and Scott Hanna The Sensational Spider-Man #33 Story Page | Lot #19775 | Heritage Auctions Mark Bagley Venom Lethal Protector #1p1 (2016) great opening page that starts off the Lethal Protector storyline. Current bid = $60. Link: Mark Bagley and John Dell Venom Lethal Protector #1 Story Page 1 | Lot #19745 | Heritage Auctions Mark Bagley Amazing Spiderman Full Circle part 8p20 with great panels of Spidey in black costume throughout! Current bid = $56. Link: Mark Bagley and John Dell Amazing Spider-Man Full Circle Part 8 | Lot #19746 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Ron Garney Moon Knight #28p19 (1991). Moon Knight, exhausted after diving into the water to search for Scarlet, is rescued in the nick of time by Marlene and Frenchie. Great page with three large panels. Current bid = $4. Link: Ron Garney and Tom Palmer Marc Spector: Moon Knight #28 Story Page | Lot #19812 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Ron Garney Nightstalkers #6p19 (1993) Great half splash featuring The Punisher! Current bid = $1. Link: Ron Garney and Tom Palmer Nightstalker #6 Story Page 19 Original | Lot #19813 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Ron Garney Ghost Rider #48p14 (1994) with Ghost Rider, Dread and Rak! Current bid = $56. Link: Ron Garney and Chris Ivy Ghost Rider #48 Story Page 14 (Marvel, | Lot #19814 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Jeff Johnson Thunderbolts #7p19 (1997) with Songbird, Meteorite, and Jolt. Current bid = $4. Link: Jeff Johnson and Eric Cannon Thunderbolts #7 Story Page 19 Original | Lot #19841 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Ron Lim Captain America illo (2018). Current bid = $0. Link: Ron Lim -Captain America Specialty Illustration Original Art | Lot #19853 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) George Perez Catwoman illo (2012). Current bid = $45. Link: George Perez -Catwoman Illustration Original Art (2012).... | Lot #19883 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Thanks for looking

Its a great Jusko tirbute to Ditko, and you are absolutely the only person in the world who owns it, but (and you knew it was coming) more collectors would rather have the AF15. Sad, but true.

The 35 cent price variants were the bees knees not too long ago, but collectors have shifted their focus instead to Newsstand comics from the mid 80s-mid 90's, give or take a year or two. Good examples of the ever-growing price discrepancy between direct vs newsstand copies include ASM 194, 210, 238, 252, 298, 299, 300 (huge price differentials), 361, 365, and ann 16. Hulk 340, Spawn 1, Thor 337, xmen 129, and many other examples illustrate this more recent development of collecting focus. I won't even start on Canadian Price Variants since those are a separate discussion.

I say this tongue-in-cheek...it's not them, its us. OA collectors are slow on the uptick (with a few exceptions) and we have ourselves to blame. Comic guys are after 1st appearances and keys, and they pounce as soon as there's even a rumor about a character being optioned for a TV show or movie. How do OA collectors react? Well, they react very, very slowly by comparison and perhaps in a year or two the OA guys will start to collectively move on the characters' 1st appearance or OA containing subsequent appearances by that character. I don't want to generalize, but this seems to be the well-established pattern of OA collectors over the 20 years I've collected OA.

That corner crease was a major reason as to why I’m glad that I didn’t win

Most recent 7.0 direct sale = 600 in May. most recent 7.0 newsstand sale = 640 in April

Ankur, those ‘big books’ have increased by multiples, but others examples have increased by even greater multiples. Many ASM bronze and copper age such as asm 210, 252, 299, annual 16, Hulk 340, Thor 337, and xmen 129 immediately come to mind. fyi, last year I was purchasing asm 129 cgc 9.8 white pages for $11.5-$12.5K each. yesterday, clink auctioned the Mass pedigree copy for $55.1K. Prior to that sale, both clink and HA have sold 9.8’s for $33K. At these price points, I’d rather buy a decent Bronze Age Spidey cover!

Comics.gpanalysis.com they capture eBay and HA comic sales, but not clink or other sites

I bid on a 9.8 signed by stan, Todd, and David. I don’t think it was a newsstand

That’s what I’ve been telling Buzzeta here…white pages, no matter if you can see them on a slabbed book, command a premium. The higher the grade, the greater the premium

No, I’m thinking about putting my funds into original comic art, where prices ‘only’ doubled or tripled this past year

We didn’t see them come out last year after the $15K sale, but I hope you’re right!

Looking at gpa sales and extrapolating. As I said, I THINK there’s 5 copies of newsstand in 9.8. Would love to know if anyone has more info

its scarcity in 9.8 more than anything. There are 10 ASM 300's in 9.9, and I think there's less than five newsstands in 9.8, three of which are Sig Series. Previously, I could give a ratz@$$ about newsstand vs direct and I'd refuse to pay a penny more for them...until I came to the realization that 9.8's are scarcer than 9.9's.