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Bronze Johnny speaks truth.

Wow. Doesn’t get better than SSS6.

Fixed that for you. Good luck with the sale of a fantastic book.

I always liked the Kirby FF “original gangster” stories. Per your example, FF 91 in 9.4 would be a great book to pwn!?

But wait, there are so many Red Goblin first appearances and variants... And just wait till he’s killed off and returns. It’s going to be HUUGE .

Great pix and commentary. Thanks, O Fearless Leader.

In like Flynn! What a Super comic!

How can one not love such political correctness.

Bowtie, half-Windsor, four-in-hand...can’t wait to see the invention.

I know that piece well. It is a great image. I would be happy simply to own one of the Toys For Tots posters. They do show up occasionally on eBay.

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Scammy McScamface

Love that cover, has great color retention. Really nice book! Presents well. 2.0

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Amazing artwork! If I still had a soul, I would trade it for either the SS DPS or the Cap 100 cover.

Attempting to provide assistance for the irony-impaired. Questions answered (in order). 1. Initial poster: sadly, no. 2. What, Blazing Bob sarcastic? Well, I declare... 3. Refer to answer #2.

Irony is lost once again...?

Bob: Here’s a recommendation to improve your already impressive and ever-expanding sales reach. Why not re-submit the books in the “red-button box” to CGC yourself. Books that were re-graded (after manipulation) to a higher CGC grade could be sold at the previous, lower CGC price, ensuring a happy client. To ensure a happy Blazing Bob, the books that return as a lower CGC grade can be sold at the higher previous CGC price, thus satisfying Bob. Books that regrade at the same CGC grade can be sold at your previous price plus the cost of pressing, CGC shipping and re-grading. That way your potential buyer will know that there is little to no point in trying to resubmit. It saves your prized clients’ time, and gives you lots of extra stuff to do. Of course, any comic that goes through this elaborate process will receive a special shiny label at the top corner of the CGC slab. This could stand for Completed Value Analysis (CVA). What do you think?

This.

Agree with Bronty. We are hearing only one side of the story. I have no dog in the fight, but the original poster has made posts as far as I can tell only pertinent to this particular issue.

Wallace Wood had masterful compositional skill. Yin-yang.