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Jeffro.

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  1. Wow, this thread makes it almost seem like the old days. Almost Mod lock in 3.......2.........1 (there will be no tomfoolery on the new boards)
  2. A double splash action scene with.... Joe Kubert - Sgt Rock and Easy Co and the Unknown Soldier Russ Heath - The Haunted Tank John Severin - The Losers Mort Drucker - Mlle Marie Other ideas Matt Baker - a bevy of lovely ladies Doug Wildey - Recreation of a classic scene from Jonny Quest. Not sure which scene. Everett - Something done in the style of an Atlas pre-code horror cover
  3. Can't compete with war OA from the 50s but I have a couple nice ones. Glanzman GIC
  4. That's a great two page splash. Classic Glanzman. Congrats
  5. No goss from me. I don't even have a clew. Sorry
  6. Looks pretty good. I'd like to see more info on the hover pop up but other than that, this is something to consider.
  7. This is interesting. Still not as good as buyers browsing thumbnails all in one single thread but definitely worth checking out. I created a gallery and I'll be playing around with it. At first glance it seems like this would be less work than the traditional method of saving scans to a third party image hosting site and then copy/pasting code here.
  8. He'd scramble right under your legs, up your back and dunk before you even knew what happened.
  9. My copy has nice centering. Too bad about the spine tics though
  10. The top two panels on this page look decidedly not like Heath. Not sure who drew those two panels but it sure doesn't like like Russ' work, even at this early stage in his career
  11. It does and it doesn't. You won't find a 10 with a miswrap for example. For the things not taken into account, I think using one's own eyes is sufficient. I'm probably in the minority here, but I also think that the grade is enough. If you want a perfect book, buy a 10 or wait to save up for a 10. It boggles the mind that a 10pt scale with 10ths needs to be escalated by a fourth party. I think it's probably inevitable that CGC will carry out to the hundredths, at which point i'll be happy to be out of collecting. That works for you and that's great. For some, the technical grade is enough. For some it isn't. Not all 9.6s (for example) are created equal but that's a matter of personal preference.
  12. Only have a couple GA books on Myslabbedcomics but I like em
  13. Nice list. I noticed that ASM 316 jumping too. Been on the lookout for NM copies but they are hard to come by for anything less than $30. Guess even that's a good deal now. ?? What's going on with ASM 316? Why the demand?
  14. No. Funny or cool has been censured. Also, you can't joke around or you run the risk of having your post removed because this crop of mods don't understand the flow and banter of the boards.
  15. Well, the technical grade doesn't always take eye appeal into account. You can have comics with sharp corners and no spine tics that grade out at 9.6 or 9.4 but also have a front to back miswrap. Lots of people don't want a book with a miswrap. There's also printers creases to contend with. Printer's creases often reduce the eye appeal of a comic but not the technical grade
  16. If you can access the book in hand, I totally agree with you. However, if viewing only online, I disagree. Especially with Comiclink where they never show the Back cover. In theory, the CVA sticker tells me the Back cover looks good. BTW, I would never purchase this service but I like it when buying. Fair point. I suppose it could be useful when you can't see the back cover