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Worst Stan Lee signature placement?
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There’s also the instance of a poorly located sig on a Batman 1 reprint.

Not obscuring any important details, as seen above, but, wrong company, wrong comic book.

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5 hours ago, serling1978 said:

Saw this on IG and I really hope Stan went rogue and the person getting the sig didn't ask for him to OBLITERATE THE BLACK CAT'S FACE. 

I'm sure there are many other examples like this, but this has to make the top 10 of the worst. 

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Yes, that is a poor signature placement. But why, oh why, would you get Stan Lee to sign a book that he had absolutely nothing to do with?

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4 hours ago, JazzMan said:

There's plenty of bad ones..

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When that book was signed (defaced?).......a blue label 6.0 was going for about $35k - $45k.

A blue label 6.0 sold last month for $96,000.

Who knows what that yellow label fugly turd is worth.

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You have to remember that Stan’s spider-cockroach is only a rough sketch.  If the owner of the book had gone to a top-class inker at the convention, such as having the super-smooth embellishment of Tom Palmer’s style applied, then the end result would’ve been so impressive that even the most critical naysayer would’ve been stunned silent.

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