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  2. The New Dinosaurs hardcover. Artist's Edition signed, numbered and sketched by William Stout. Actually includes two signed/numbered pasted-in prints. $175 shipped.
  3. I took it as a demonstration how the village worked closely together (outsides and the locals) to prepare the temptation for the offworld forces to come down. But that's just me.
  4. I've seen Todd draw a lot of these quick Spawn sketches up close, and this looks authentic to me.
  5. it's a memorable, breathtaking piece of art. Turner is on a level not quite Dave Stevens, but he had his own unique way of drawing beautiful heroines. This is Aspen, not Witchblade, but I'm happy to see Michael's work gaining momentum with dollars behind it. I have no stake, and I'll probably have to ride out the rest of my collecting days without getting hold of a piece as good as this by Turner. Well bought. I'm jealous, which is a sin.
  6. The closed Big Planet Comics (which I believe was formerly something along the line of Closet Full of Comics and then Liberty Comics) which was in College Park, MD; purchased by Third Eye Comics, also in College Park but in a different location; that I visited on occasion for new release issues as it was a bit far for me, had few but also, generally, very expensive back issues. I'll note that the very few CGC graded comic books were priced aggressively. Lastly, it was also a pleasant way to spend some time due to the helpful and friendly staff, except for one individual who was somewhat coarse, and the 9.8 condition of most new releases which, in my experience, is not as common/the standard as it should be.
  7. The COA means zip unless they watched him sign. That being said, it looks legit to me. I can't give you a COA but I can tell you this. The true signature of any art piece is the artist's actual work. The art looks like Todd's. Next is the penned (marker) autograph, and this signature looks legit. I can't tell you what you should pay for it. This is not very detailed, however, Todd is one of those guys who makes quick sketches so representative (of spawn, spidey, etc.) that you walk away pleased. I don't see any pencil lines, all marker. That's a common way he does these. Good luck.
  8. Still makes time to read this thread in between restoring books to sell (that aren't his).
  9. Just one book for now. Paypal only, no returns. Book is fresh from CGC with no scratches or flaws on case. Shipping is at cost. Marvel Two-In-One #39 9.0 CREAM TO OFF-WHITE Savannah "The Vision Gambit!" Part 3 of 3. Guest-starring Vision, Daredevil, and Yellow Jacket (Hank Pym). Story by Roger Slifer. Art by Ron Wilson and Marcos Pablo. A villain from the Fantastic Four's past has framed the Thing for a crime he did not commit, tried to kill him, and now wants to enslave the rocky hero. Luckily Bengy has friends like Daredevil and the Avengers to lend him a hand in his time of trouble. $30
  10. I'd also argue but don't know for sure that sharpie on plastic could become dry and scratch or rub off from wear and tear. If the signature costs you nothing and you get a meet and greet out of it with a conversation starter, more power to you. If you wanted to then sell the slab to remove the signature sounds like toothbrush and alcohol or some other cleanser that is safe would do the trick. Other than that? Personal preference
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