Worst sig placement I've seen.

[Mr 9.8]

http://cgi.ebay.com/CAPTAIN-AMERICA-110-CGC-9-8-SIG-SERIES-STAN-LEE-/310278573391?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item483e0b4d4f

 

Right in the middle.

[seanfingh]

 

Awesome thread. Nothing like chumming the waters for the Sig Series haters. WHOOOOOOPIEEEEE

 

 

 

 

[AGGIEZ]

Stan's horrible at sig placement. He's covering up Cap's face too. Below the shield would have been better but that cover isn't exactly laid out with alot of space for good sig placement.

 

Regardless, it's a great looking book.

[zeus-migration]

thats the best place to put a signature i think.Why hide it in some corner where no one will see it.

[Bruce1971]

That is not so bad. Someone had a book where Stan Lee signed right on the heroes face? It was worse than this Cap signature. More like if he had signed on the Hulks face on that book.

[Logan510]

It's weird considering he used to be the defacto art director when he was running the show. One would think some of that old skill would still be there for things like sig placement Personally, I don't mind where the artist / writer signs the book, it's usually a huge thrill just to have them sign it in the first place

[Comicopolis]

That's why Stan's a writer and not an artist.

[Logan510]

That's why Stan's a writer and not an artist.

 

 

I'm fairly certain he's forgotten more about comicbook art than most of the hot newbies will ever know

[supapimp]

i am pretty sure the book was bagged and boarded to protect from mishandling, and had a cut out to where the sig could be placed.

[NYComics]

A suggestion that I have to avoid an undesirable signature location-

( I am not saying that is a bad sig location because I do not think it is bad)

 

IS to prepare your book. Make it so that the signature lands where you want it. Why not? Especially on super awesome books that cost lots of $$.

 

-Sean

[Old Fashion PB and J]

A suggestion that I have to avoid an undesirable signature location-

( I am not saying that is a bad sig location because I do not think it is bad)

 

IS to prepare your book. Make it so that the signature lands where you want it. Why not? Especially on super awesome books that cost lots of $$.

 

-Sean

Yep, little rectangle cut out the bag can work wonders! The prep thread in the signature room was a real eye opener.

[passion4comics]

Signature Series still baffles me. He has an unrestored FF1 in a 7.0 with sharpie in the middle of it.

[NYComics]

Just dont make it too small so the marker bumps into the sides

 

(I'm a pro here people, trust me on this leads to messy stuff)

[NYComics]

Signature Series still baffles me. He has an unrestored FF1 in a 7.0 with sharpie in the middle of it.

 

To me that FF1 is beautiful. Clean Crisp Stan sig. I like how it funnels down right under the title. It is not like it is color touch on the spine.

[paperheart]

with 100% certainty i knew from the thread title that Stan would be the Man.

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Stan sigs are a gamble

[MagnetoWasRight]

Stan's sigs are a definite gamble but I don't think that book looks so bad...the bright sig jumps right off the book.

[shortstack comics]

Awesome thread. Nothing like chumming the waters for the Sig Series haters. WHOOOOOOPIEEEEE

 

 

 

 

 

[joe_collector]

That's nothing.

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Thats funny JC. I actually chuckled.