please grade my Journey to Mystery #113

[WEBHEAD]

glossy cover

flat flat flat

off white clean pages

minor key issue in Thor mythos

looks even sweeter in mylar

 

 

is it worthy of the ....... grade

 

I have been acused of "fuzzy" images not this time.

 

 

 

well huh

 

 

WEBHEAD

[KingOfRulers]

Nice colors. 6.5.

[divad]

Webby,

Much nicer scans but now you have the improper compression effect going on . . . I forget what it's called . . . mohr? mauhn? little help anyone? It's the effect that causes the lines that aren't really there.

[marvelcollector]

5.5-6.0..leaning toward the lower grade due to amount of spine wear..

Nice book!

[-cryptkeeper-]

no more than 5.5

[ronm3-migration]

I give it a 5.5.

[Dick Pontoon]

Webby,

Much nicer scans but now you have the improper compression effect going on . . . I forget what it's called . . . mohr? mauhn? little help anyone? It's the effect that causes the lines that aren't really there.

 

Close! Its called a moire pattern. A common cause, though I think not in this case, is scanning a photo that's already been printed - since the image has already been broken up into tiny dots. The halftone pattern used in the printing interacts with the scanner's sampling pattern.

[lovelyanna-migration]

5.5 - 6.0 I am allowed to not make up my mind on one grade cuz I’m a girl!

[burntboy]

gotta agree with anna here. very presentable copy............

[divad]

Webby,

Much nicer scans but now you have the improper compression effect going on . . . I forget what it's called . . . mohr? mauhn? little help anyone? It's the effect that causes the lines that aren't really there.

 

Close! Its called a moire pattern. A common cause, though I think not in this case, is scanning a photo that's already been printed - since the image has already been broken up into tiny dots. The halftone pattern used in the printing interacts with the scanner's sampling pattern.

 

Thanks ,

Perfect examples of a moire pattern are the color bands through Dr. Don Blake on the FC, and both Mike Marvel pics on the BC. The entire scans are filled wih moire patterns, but these areas are most distinct.

-d

[Dick Pontoon]

Webby,

Much nicer scans but now you have the improper compression effect going on . . . I forget what it's called . . . mohr? mauhn? little help anyone? It's the effect that causes the lines that aren't really there.

 

Close! Its called a moire pattern.

 

Thanks ,

Perfect examples of a moire pattern are the color bands through Dr. Don Blake on the FC, and both Mike Marvel pics on the BC. The entire scans are filled wih moire patterns, but these areas are most distinct.

-d

 

Yeah, I saw them (and still do!) but fingers and brain were unable to work together to construct a coherent sentence, and now I don't know exactly what I meant.