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revat

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http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=6116686#Post6116686

 

read this! have a nice day!

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seanfingh

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Not sure if this goes here but i'm new here my names Danny, Long time collector first time CGC'r, I got a couple of my comics signed recently at nycc only to hear that the sigs don't count unless someone is there to witness. So instead of me waiting around for the next nycc to come i came across this website with a ton a generous people. Again im not sure if this goes here, but i have a box of comics that i would love to get signed asap and then graded, I see people do submissions here and i just wanted to post my list and people i wanted them signed by. Just let me know if you'd be able to do it and how much you would like and what it would cost to get graded. Thank you very much

 

100 Bullets #1- Brian Azzarello, Eduardo Risso, Dave Johnson

Akira #1- Katsuhiro Otomo

Alpha Flight #1- John Byrne

The Amazing Spider-Man #361- Mark Bagley

The Amazing Spider-Man #583- Mark Waid

Anna Mercury #5 (Nycc Edition)- Warren Ellis

Archer & Armstrong #0- Jim Shooter

Ash #1- Joe Quesada, Jimmy Palmiotti

Astro City #1- Kurt Busiek

Batman The Dark Knight Returns #1- Frank Miller

Before Watchmen:Moloch #1- Eduardo Risso

Bloodshot #1- Bob Wiack

Body Bags #1- Jason Pearson

Captain Victory #1- Neal Adams

The Comet #1- Mark Waid

Cyblade/Shi #1- Marc Silvestri

Daredevil #117- Chris Claremont

Daredevil #319- Scott Mcdaniel

Darkness #1- Marc Silvestri, Garth Ennis, Steve Firchow

Dark Tower #1- Peter David, Robin Furith, Jae Lee, Richard Isanove, Stephen King

Deathmate:Black- Marc Silvestri, Jim Lee, J. Scott Campell

Echo #1- Terry Moore

Freak Force #1- Erik Larsen

Gears Of War #1- Joshua Ortega

Gears Of War #2- Joshua Ortega

Gen 13 #1- J. Scott Campell

Godzilla #1- Herb Trimpe

Green Lantern #1 (Tear Drop)- Geoff Johns

Happy #1- Grant Morrison, Darick Robertson

Harbinger #1- Jim Shooter, David Lapham, John Dixon, Janet Jackson & The Knobs, John Costanza

Hulk #6 (Regular and Variant)- Ed McGuinness, Jeph Loeb

The Incredible Hulk #1- Stan Lee

The Incredible Hulk #367- Walter Simonson, Dale Keown, Peter David

Kabuki #1- David Mack

Killing Time Before The Party #1- J. Melkmann, Sergio Zuniga

The Hero Defined MAGE #1- Matt Wagner

The Maxx #1- Sam Kieth

Miracle Man #1- Garry Leach, Alan Moore

Miracle Man #2- Garry Leach, Alan Moore

My Name Is Bruce #1- Bruce Campbell

Negative Burn #16- Brian Bolland, Peter David, Phillip Hester, Terry Moore, Alan Moore, Joel Thomas

David Mack

 

Nonsense #1- Sergio Zuniga

Nova #1- Joe Sinnot

Oni Double Feature #12- Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes

Pitt #1- Dale Keown, Sam Keith

Rai #1- David Michelinie, Joe St. Pierre, David Lapham

Runaways #1- Brain K Vaughn

Samurai Santa #1- Jim Lee

Secret Weapons #1- Bob Wiacek, Joe St. Pierre

Shadow Hawk #1- Jim Valentino, Rob Liefeld

Shadow Hawk #4- Jim Valentino

The Savage She-Hulk #1- Stan Lee

Sin City #1- Frank Miller

Spawn #1- Todd Mcfarlane

Spawn/Batman #1- Todd Mcfarlane, Frank Miller

Spider-Woman #1- Bob Wiacek, Steve Leialoha

Static #1- Jimmy Palmiotti, Noelle C. Giddings, Dwayne McDuffie(R.I.P. If anyone has one signed by him i will gladly buy it cgc or not)

 

Steel Annual #1- Humberto Ramos

Thor #337- Walter Simonson

Time Walker #1- Bob Hall, Don Perlin, Gonzalo Mayo

Toyfare #100- Zack Oat (Usually at the Minimate Booth at shows)

Visitor #1- Kevin Vanhook, Bernard Chang, Bob Mcleod

Watchmen #1- Alan Moore

Wildcats #1- Jim Lee

Witchblade #10- Marc Silvestri

Wizard The Guide To Comics #16- Sam Kieth, Dale Keown, Jim Lee, Rob Liefeld

X-Factor #6- Louise Simonson

Uncanny X-men #141- John Byrne, Terry Austin

Uncanny X-men #142- John Byrne, Terry Austin

Uncanny X-men #221- Chris Claremont, Mark Silvestri, Dan Green

Youngblood #1- Rob Liefeld

Youngblood #2- Rob Liefeld, Jim Valentino

Youngblood #3- Rob Liefeld, Brian Murray, John Dickenson

Youngblood #4- Rob Liefeld, Dale Keown

Zen Intergalactic Ninja #1- Sam Kieth

 

If this works for this guy, I want in in on this kind of action!

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actually this brings up another potential business idea: Sig Brokering. You send me a box full of comics and a list full of the sigs you want. I do all the packaging, searching for appearances, research, contacting of facilitators, mailing, submitting, etc. And within a year, you get all your books back cgc ss'd. Any book that doesn't get done, gets sent back to you, no charge (or small charge).

 

Charge X per book, show him the receipts for expenses, and voila!

 

I could see some of the busier, wealthier people being in for this type of thing.

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actually this brings up another potential business idea: Sig Brokering. You send me a box full of comics and a list full of the sigs you want. I do all the packaging, searching for appearances, research, contacting of facilitators, mailing, submitting, etc. And within a year, you get all your books back cgc ss'd. Any book that doesn't get done, gets sent back to you, no charge (or small charge).

 

Charge X per book, show him the receipts for expenses, and voila!

 

I could see some of the busier, wealthier people being in for this type of thing.

 

2/3 of the fun for me is watching to see who is showing up, ear to the ground, searching for the right books and organizing to get the deal done. The completed book is merely the icing on the cake.

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Of course I love meeting the artists and writers its awesome but sometimes people only show up at certain events and others cant get there

 

That has nothing to do with it. 85% of the books that I get done are at remote shows that I don't go to. They are handled by facilitators who are responsible for certain shows and witnessed by CAWs or CGC employees and then certified.

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if only someone had sent you a link explaining the ins and outs of getting things signed and books facilitated, with all the pertinent information summarized in one place....

 

dam i wish that existed and had been sent to you on the first page.... oh wait! snap! i did do that.

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I call the patents Its my idea haha

 

 

Is that anything like "dibs"?? hm

 

It's kind of the opposite of "cooties," except that it doesn't hurt when you pee and your mother doesn't have to tell you ~"I told you to wear a rubber"

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