Fake Amazing Fantasy 15?

[Chespirito]

this will sound bad, but...I want one of those fake ones....

[chromium]

this will sound bad, but...I want one of those fake ones....

 

 

Oh, not at all, as soon as I found out Osborn_France had made a few,I blackmailed him into giving me one...I love it to bits. It just sits in my doubles box, and when somebody comes calling that knows or collects comics, I casually show it to them and then just file it away among other low-value books. The looks on their faces are priceless

 

This reminds me, I scanned the interior of my TOS 39 for Osborn, but he never got around to making fake copies of that book

[divad]

I think it's great! (unless you paid more than $5 for it . . . )

[osborn_fr]

this will sound bad, but...I want one of those fake ones....

 

 

Oh, not at all, as soon as I found out Osborn_France had made a few,I blackmailed him into giving me one...I love it to bits. It just sits in my doubles box, and when somebody comes calling that knows or collects comics, I casually show it to them and then just file it away among other low-value books. The looks on their faces are priceless

 

This reminds me, I scanned the interior of my TOS 39 for Osborn, but he never got around to making fake copies of that book

 

 

Never had the time to finish the TOS #39, unfortunately...

And i don't have the printing material anymore.

 

Got a lot of PM concerning the fake AF #15:

 

I made a few of them (less than 10, don't know exactly...) 2 years ago.

I only have 2 copies left (the best ones, the copy of Allan was a bad prototype ) and i keep them for me, sorry.

 

[oakman29]

I've got one from osborn_fr as well,put this one next to my AF15 5.0,and you get alot of I won it in a charity auction for somebody here.

[Dr. Balls]

I'm an offset printer and there is one full proof way to tell if something has been printed or copied.. Look at the pages through a magnifying glass and looks for dots. If you see tiny dots it has been offset printed on a printing press. A copied book will look "flatter"

 

Digital printing also uses a halftoning pattern that you can see under a loupe - but it's not the rosette pattern that you see in printing. I'm not sure of any exact reasoning to why it's there - but it does look different than the old laser toner copies.

 

We use a company for short run stuff, and their color consistency is dead on through the entire run - it's pretty impressive. The only real difference that I can see is that it carries a different sheen on the paper than traditional inks.