What do window bags look like?

[bghkoyama]

Just wondering what a window bag looks like. I've heard the term used by witnesses when they prep a comic to get signed. Does anyone have a picture of one with a comic inside of it? Does it have a label on it so it's easily identified (like show name/date, person who sent it in, etc.,)?

 

 

-Brian

[Jason Truong]

http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2496780#Post2496780

[seanfingh]

 

The other thing to remember is that these are homemade. Nothing more than a polybag with a square cut out and tape placed close, but not on, the edge of the hole.

[bghkoyama]

Ah cool. Thanks guys!

[MutantKeys]

An executive at DC asked us about it when he saw them

[seanfingh]

 

You are the master of the window-bag dojo, Danny. You were making those things so fast in Chicago.

[MutantKeys]

[bghkoyama]

Have you ever made a bag where the cutout was made to help "persuade" the signer to sign in a particular area (like a tiny window)? I know some signers just sign where ever, but if a signer used a black sharpie in a black area, that kinda defeats the purpose of getting an auto if it blends into the cover (an example I saw was a Spidey I think that had Stan Lee's sig right in the black area).

[Pitboss]

Have you ever made a bag where the cutout was made to help "persuade" the signer to sign in a particular area (like a tiny window)? I know some signers just sign where ever, but if a signer used a black sharpie in a black area, that kinda defeats the purpose of getting an auto if it blends into the cover (an example I saw was a Spidey I think that had Stan Lee's sig right in the black area).

From what I was told,Stan signs in the black when he's in a bad mood.

[MutantKeys]

Have you ever made a bag where the cutout was made to help "persuade" the signer to sign in a particular area (like a tiny window)? I know some signers just sign where ever, but if a signer used a black sharpie in a black area, that kinda defeats the purpose of getting an auto if it blends into the cover (an example I saw was a Spidey I think that had Stan Lee's sig right in the black area).

I made special ones for Beyonder for McFarlane. He wanted his sig at the bottom of ASM 301

[slackjawcomics]

Chandler at DesertWindComics told Danny, Steve and I about the special window bag he made when he got the Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 6.0 signed by Stan Lee so there was not chance of damage.

[Pirate]

 

Hope kubert can see where the bag ends and the book begins as I sure can't.

[Pirate]

Have you ever made a bag where the cutout was made to help "persuade" the signer to sign in a particular area (like a tiny window)? I know some signers just sign where ever, but if a signer used a black sharpie in a black area, that kinda defeats the purpose of getting an auto if it blends into the cover (an example I saw was a Spidey I think that had Stan Lee's sig right in the black area).

From what I was told,Stan signs in the black when he's in a bad mood.

[Pitboss]

Have you ever made a bag where the cutout was made to help "persuade" the signer to sign in a particular area (like a tiny window)? I know some signers just sign where ever, but if a signer used a black sharpie in a black area, that kinda defeats the purpose of getting an auto if it blends into the cover (an example I saw was a Spidey I think that had Stan Lee's sig right in the black area).

From what I was told,Stan signs in the black when he's in a bad mood.

Tis true.A little birdie told me so

[Par2ch]

I am in the process of making 100 window bags for the Zeck signing. I have in the past made bags with the intent of having an autograph in a specific area, but due to the amount I will not be doing that for the Zeck signing.

[MutantKeys]

 

Hope kubert can see where the bag ends and the book begins as I sure can't.

You mean Davis and Claremont

 

Since I use mylites it glares a little in the light so I havent had a problem yet

[jonjesper]

young padawan learners...

[MedicAR]

Have you ever made a bag where the cutout was made to help "persuade" the signer to sign in a particular area (like a tiny window)? I know some signers just sign where ever, but if a signer used a black sharpie in a black area, that kinda defeats the purpose of getting an auto if it blends into the cover (an example I saw was a Spidey I think that had Stan Lee's sig right in the black area).

From what I was told,Stan signs in the black when he's in a bad mood.

 

Sonuva......he's never been happy while handling my books!

[seanfingh]

young padawan learners...

 

Rumor is that you invented the window bag right around the time Al Gore invented the internet.

[jonjesper]

young padawan learners...

 

Rumor is that you invented the window bag right around the time Al Gore invented the internet.

 

other way around...