Mike Ploog Signing Febuary 11th 2007 (signature series approved)

[AlexH]

Actually sent my first book ever to be signed

 

Hope its not addicting

 

Bah, it's not addictive at all. Don't be silly.

 

Just let us know when you want the number to a good psychiatrist.

[Pirate]

Actually sent my first book ever to be signed

 

Hope its not addicting

 

cool i'm sure it will be a 10.0 that looks 8.0

[nik]

It was a slabbed 9.4 already wize guy

[SignatureSelect]

Well I am finally back to deliver good news. Ever last ploog book got signed he has a really nice signature. In addition every JM Demattis book got signed. Plus a few smallville books got signed by the creators of smallville. I got pictures with mike I also got 2 sketch cards and a 3rd sketch for the 3 minute sketch book. The extra sketch card is already sold and was picked up today So please don't send emails asking me to sell.

 

Mike had an excellent selection of OA for sell aswell for reasonable prices. He had alot of his 70's marvel art work. I found this very exciting and interesting due to the fact most 70's artist don't have any of their early work still in their possession. This is partly due to the fact mike kept all his work and only sells when he attends a convention.

[slackjawcomics]

Glad to hear you had a good time!

[SignatureSelect]

Here is a picture of one of the sketches for everybody to drool over.

[jonjesper]

[Jason Truong]

 

Currently drooling!

[slackjawcomics]

 

Currently drooling!

 

Me too

[Pirate]

Well I am finally back to deliver good news. Ever last ploog book got signed he has a really nice signature. In addition every JM Demattis book got signed. Plus a few smallville books got signed by the creators of smallville. I got pictures with mike I also got 2 sketch cards and a 3rd sketch for the 3 minute sketch book. The extra sketch card is already sold and was picked up today So please don't send emails asking me to sell.

 

Mike had an excellent selection of OA for sell aswell for reasonable prices. He had alot of his 70's marvel art work. I found this very exciting and interesting due to the fact most 70's artist don't have any of their early work still in their possession. This is partly due to the fact mike kept all his work and only sells when he attends a convention.

 

How much did the artwork run on average and what did he have?

[SignatureSelect]

He had alot of spotlight and manthing pages. they started at 300 and went up. to about 700 but the average was 400.

[Buck Biggins]

He had alot of spotlight and manthing pages. they started at 300 and went up. to about 700 but the average was 400.

 

Wish I knew that.

 

I wonder the next convention he'll hit up.

[SignatureSelect]

He said he will be at bristol next. He also mentioned moving back to america.

[Buck Biggins]

pm sent

[nik]

Did he have any splash pages?

[SignatureSelect]

I seem to remember one or 2 they were in the 700 range.

[SignatureSelect]

Here is another picture this book might be for sale. It is currently being sent in for SS.

[nik]

Thats pretty cheap, do you remember the character on the pages by any chance?

[SignatureSelect]

I forgot to mention earlier I met up with deathlok While I was at the show we talked a while he submitted a book for SS. What a nice guy. I think he gets a bad wrap here on the boards.

[SignatureSelect]

Thats pretty cheap, do you remember the character on the pages by any chance?

 

I don't remember the characters. I was really wanting one of the spotlight 5 pages it had a nice ghost rider panel.