Does JSC charge for RAW sigs?

[Menace]

Anyone know?

[J DUB]

In the past he has only charged $5 for books being sent to CGC. If you are keeping books raw, he normally will not charge a sig fee.

 

 

[D3ADPOOL7]

There was a little show here in Cali on April 13 and the going rate was $5 for his sig. I'm sure 50% subbed and the other half didn't. Maybe its different at bigger shows but i would play it safe and say yes $5

[lscomics]

At C2E2 last weekend the first raw sig was free, $5 for every one after that.

[J DUB]

Wow, that is good to know for future reference.

[Joel Elad]

At C2E2 last weekend the first raw sig was free, $5 for every one after that.

 

I observed that as well. I think going forward he's going to charge for raw books but I'll know for sure at Big Wow in 2 weeks

[JasonDaTwit]

At NYCC last year I believe I paid $11 for him to sign my Danger Girl #1 to give to CGC. Waited 15 mins just for that signature while he was drawing eyes (just eyes) on a purchased sketchbook for some girl. Not sure if this price fluctuates depending on the convention -- some comic artists / writers charge more at bigger venues while they charge less at smaller ones. Others charge the same no matter what.

 

Neal Adams, for example, charges $20 for signature (no matter the venue) unless you buy something from his booth, in which case that purchase includes a "free" signature.

[lscomics]

Neal Adams, for example, charges $20 for signature (no matter the venue) unless you buy something from his booth, in which case that purchase includes a "free" signature.

When I saw him last year at C2E2 he was charging $5 to sign unless it was being CGC'd then it was $10.

[Anfield Fox]

Free at LSCC in Feb. Of course some people took advantage of that and gave him a huge pile of 20+ books to sign

[Unknownworlds]

It's $5 for any sig that gets subbed. If you have a few raw books he normally doesn't charge. If you bring a stack of raw books he will charge since he thinks they will be sold raw on Ebay.