What Should CGC Grade Next?

[drice6900]

So, I have never done a poll before, but thought I would start one up on what CGC could move into next, now that they are doing comic magazines.

 

 

 

[JMcD]

Sorry if this sounds VERY stupid to you all, but what are treasury editions?

 

Thanx Jamie.

[awe4one]

Sorry if this sounds VERY stupid to you all, but what are treasury editions?

 

Essentially huge (11X17?) 100 page reprint comics published in the 70s by both Marvel and DC.

 

 

Jim

[JMcD]

Thanx awe4one.

 

I didn't know that they couldn't grade comics that thick.

 

Does anyone know the max number of pages that can be graded?

 

Thanx Jamie.

[drice6900]

The treasury editions are 10 x 13 1/2 inches, and 1/4 inch thick, according to my trusty ruler

[awe4one]

Really? They seem much bigger.....

 

Jim

[drice6900]

That's because if you bought them off the rack, like me, you were 9 years old at the time - everything looked bigger then!

[JohnBull]

That's because if you bought them off the rack, like me, you were 9 years old at the time - everything looked bigger then!

 

[drice6900]

[ArAich]

I voted for "other" since I think there should be some type of grading for Pulps...

 

[COI]

I've always scoffed at the whole "comics are meant to be read" argument, since there are always TPB's, reprints and low grades, and because of the fact that you'd have to be a real insufficiently_thoughtful_person to grab a NM Af 15 everytime you wanted to read the origin of Spidey. But it will be a sad day when TPB's start to get graded, because those really are "meant to be read".

[Mushroom]

I voted for "other" since I think there should be some type of grading for Pulps...

 

 

I second that.