Having artists sign comics 1 1

[Darthvader23]

A we're fully aware, CGC stand by the artists whom add they're signatures to comics ( so, CGC  can confirm the signature ), is there s list of where these actually signings will happen. Having lived in australia , both these option are very unlikely to ever happen. If i want this option on a comic, do CGC hold onto the comic when one one these signings will happen?   is this correct??
 

[revat]

CGC has a list of the private signings that THEY host.  Probably can check the website for that.  Your question is super unclear, but if you want your comic to be submitted for a signing, you have to fill out the forms and mail it in before the submission deadline.  There's no conversion from another service or other unconnected signing that CGC can holdover and convert.  And there's no big list of when the signings will actually happen (though sometimes they are expected to happen a particular show/event, but those might still get delayed partially or in full).  You should generally allow for a signing to happen 2-6 months after the submission date, but maybe even longer if its a popular artist or there's sketches involved, and a lot of time if its actors.  

 

In addition to those CGC private signings, some CGC SS facilitators (not technically CGC employees) also arrange their own signing events, which are not always posted on the CGC website.  You probably have to keep up with those facilitators (or creators of interest) individually to know if/when those signings happen, and what specific options are.

 

For CGC private signing events, go find some previous recent announcements, the terms are pretty similar from event to event, and they are generally not flexible with exceptions.  But if they don't address your specific question, you should probably contact CGC customer service directly to get the official answer.