COME ON STAN ARE YOU FOR REAL!

[lizards2]

Hey. He has a silver pen so he looked for a large dark area. He found it, really, what is more important? The book or stan's signature? If the book was the grail the owner wouldn't have wanted stan to sign it would he?

It's in the eye of the beholder, but the if I'm the beholder, the books is worth about $25 now.

[littlebill]

i dont thing the book or the sig is the grail to a ss collector. the grail is a nice combination of both. a nice book with a great signature with nice sig placement.

[comix4fun]

 

I would have rocked it right under Falcon's junk.

 

 

 

Yeah but then where would you have signed the book afterwards?

[Speedy-D]

 

I would have rocked it right under Falcon's junk.

 

 

 

Yeah but then where would you have signed the book afterwards?

ZING!!!

[mikenyc]

Hey. He has a silver pen so he looked for a large dark area. He found it, really, what is more important? The book or stan's signature? If the book was the grail the owner wouldn't have wanted stan to sign it would he?

It's in the eye of the beholder, but the if I'm the beholder, the books is worth about $25 now.

 

::

 

Love it!

[Chespirito]

 

I would have rocked it right under Falcon's junk.

 

 

 

Yeah but then where would you have signed the book afterwards?

 

What, you guys wanna make Marvel be gay or something...

[mikenyc]

 

I would have rocked it right under Falcon's junk.

 

 

 

Yeah but then where would you have signed the book afterwards?

 

What, you guys wanna make Marvel be gay or something...

 

To late!

 

 

Although, maybe gay isn't the right word. I think butch would sum it better.

[comix4fun]

 

I would have rocked it right under Falcon's junk.

 

 

 

Yeah but then where would you have signed the book afterwards?

 

What, you guys wanna make Marvel be gay or something...

 

To late!

 

 

Although, maybe gay isn't the right word. I think butch would sum it better.

 

 

Next you are gonna tell me "Web Fluid" isn't what I think it is, right?

[This is water]

Wonder what he was thinking when signing that?

 

+1.

 

That's very bad placement.I'm sure he doesn't really notice or take the time to notice because he has such a large quantity of comics to sign. I know a lot of collectors that wouldn't buy that or want that in their personal collection. It detracts from the book. I would take the advice of another boardie and cut out a designated space in their mylar so an autograph will be placed right where the owner wants it to be.

[Tsimanga]

Just another high-grade comic someone had defaced with scribble... I feel no pity...

[rabidwolf]

I personally dont like my books signed. I guess a rare signature would be cool. But seriously how many Stan Lee signed books are out there now, thousands?

[lizards2]

Just another high-grade comic someone had defaced with scribble... I feel no pity...

:: no regrets :thumbsup: If it were me, I'd want that on an interior page

[MR SigS]

For all we know, the guy acting like a jerk when he handed it over to The Man. But I agree, there has GOT to be thousands of Stan's sig out there.

[ImageMask]

Just another high-grade comic someone had defaced with scribble... I feel no pity...

:: no regrets :thumbsup: If it were me, I'd want that on an interior page

 

 

So you want that on your 'interior" from the man Stan?

That's what she said.

[Hibou]

Hey. He has a silver pen so he looked for a large dark area. He found it, really, what is more important? The book or stan's signature? If the book was the grail the owner wouldn't have wanted stan to sign it would he?

It's in the eye of the beholder, but the if I'm the beholder, the books is worth about $25 now.

 

 

 

I'm thinking the book is priceless now...

 

 

 

 

 

But not in the monetary sense.

[Boozad]

Wonder what he was thinking when signing that?

 

Ker-ching.

 

Next!

[ComicConnoisseur]

Wonder what he was thinking when signing that?

I wonder what motivates him to keep signing. Afterall he is a millionaire and doesn`t need the money to sit there for hours and sign. He will be 89 years old this December. I could see going to conventions to promote his stuff, but why endure long hours of sitting and signing stuff?

[Wally's Comics]

you never know the guy that passed him the book, could've been a real azz...

 

saying something like "maybe I should get another person to sign this, you're so washed-up

you don't even make cameos in your own movies anymore"

 

 

 

 

[Jeffro.]

Hey. He has a silver pen so he looked for a large dark area. He found it, really, what is more important? The book or stan's signature? If the book was the grail the owner wouldn't have wanted stan to sign it would he?

It's in the eye of the beholder, but the if I'm the beholder, the books is worth about $25 now.

 

Truth is, some people don't really care about the placement. However, the brown area below the Falcon would have been a decent spot as well. The silver would have looked there and Cap wouldn't have a silver tat all over the side of his head.

 

Alternatively, the person who had it signed could have, you know, prepped the book.

 

Somethings I've learned on these boards.

 

1) The collective board memory is forever. What you say and do will come back to haunt you.

2) Hennyclucking

3) Never buy comics from Mile High expecteing them to be graded accurately.

4) Always prep a book that you want Stan to sign. Always!

[lizards2]

Hey. He has a silver pen so he looked for a large dark area. He found it, really, what is more important? The book or stan's signature? If the book was the grail the owner wouldn't have wanted stan to sign it would he?

It's in the eye of the beholder, but the if I'm the beholder, the books is worth about $25 now.

 

Truth is, some people don't really care about the placement. However, the brown area below the Falcon would have been a decent sopt as well. The silver would have looked there and Cap wouldn't have a silver tat all over the side of his head.

 

Alternatively, the person who had it signed could have, you know, prepped the book.

 

Somethings I've learned on these boards.

 

1) The collective board memory is forever. What you say and do will come back to haunt you.

2) Hennyclucking

3) Never buy comics from Mile High expecteing them to be graded accurately.

4) Always prep a book that you want Stan to sign. Always!

 

It's possible that the book will still sell for a great amount. However, the book will have limited interest due to the Sig Series, and now has even less interest due to the placement.