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  1. Curious if anyone has tips for window bagging for sketches? In the past I've always risked without window bags, but for CGC events, it has to be window bagged - but I want to maximize sketch-able area. Any tricks for doing this without risking the book coming out of the window?
  2. Selling a set of 3 layouts Greg did for his Batman run. All in pencil, all signed and noted by Greg. Comes with signed copies of Batman 41 and Batman 20 - signed by Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder. Moved to eBay Includes 1) Cover to Batman 41 2) Unused page from Batman 27 3) Batman 20, page 11 All of them are on 5" x 3" cards
  3. Listing one of my favorite books to help cover some life costs. No probies. I'll cover the first $30 for shipping cost + insurance for anyone to lower 48. Will ship at cost to international. Prefer Paypal. I will pack very secure and am ready to ship. First gets it. Moving to eBay - Action Comics 252 - First appearance of Supergirl. CGC 4.5 (Revised price down and fixed a mistake I'd made on payments - thanks!)
  4. Supergirl 16 Supergirl 1 Turner Cover B Supergirl 1 Turner Cover A Justice League 1 - Jim Calafiore Sketch - SOLD Wonder Woman Rebirth 1 (Artgerm)
  5. Listing a number of SS Books to help cover some life costs. No probies. Shipping is free to lower 48, at cost to international. I will pack very secure and am ready to ship. Open to discounts if you buy multiple books. First gets it. $85 - Batman 50 (Jim Lee Foil Convention Edition) – CGC 9.6 – Triple Signed by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair SOLD - Killing Joke 1st Print – CGC 9.8 – Signed by Brian Bolland $165 - Killing Joke 1st Print – CGC 9.4 – Signed by Brian Bolland $50 - Batman Europa – CGC 9.6 – Signed by Jim Lee – Copy 1 $50 - Batman Europa – CGC 9.6 – Signed by Jim Lee – Copy 2 $220 - Batman 612 – CGC 9.8 – Quad Signed by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair, Jeph Loeb SOLD - Batman 1 – CGC 9.8 – Signed by Greg Capullo with Bat Symbol Remarque $60 - Supegirl 16 (Artgerm Variant) – CGC 9.6 – Double Signed by Artgerm & Steve Orlando with S Shield Remarque [Take both Artgerm Variants - Supergirl & Wonder Woman - for $100] $60 - Supergirl 1 (Aspen Michael Turner Variant Cover B) – CGC 9.8 – Quad Signed by Peter Steigerwald, Beth Sotelo, Jeph Loeb & Norm Rapmund $60 - Supergirl 1 (Aspen Michael Turner Variant – Cover A) – CGC 9.8 – Quad Signed by Peter Steigerwald, Beth Sotelo, Jeph Loeb & Norm Rapmund [Take both Supergirl 1's for $100] SOLD - Justice League 1 Sketch Cover – CGC 9.6 – DC Trinity by Jim Calafiore $60 - Wonder Woman Rebirth 1 (Artgerm Variant) – CGC 9.4 - Signed by Artgerm [Take both Artgerm Variants - Supergirl & Wonder Woman - for $100] _________________________ Batman 50 Killing Joke 9.8 - SOLD
  6. I have this on ebay, but would be willing to go a bit cheaper for a boardie. I need to raise some funds and have therefore decided to part with one of my treasures. This is a great page from Turner's Supergirl run on Superman/Batman. It features Clark, Kara, and Bruce in Metropolis. Asking $2900 here. Let me know if you have any questions.
  7. So, I've done a number of commissions over the years, and I've never known what to call this. - A full background is obviously self explanatory - creating a setting behind the character - A partial background, as I understand it might be placing somewhere for the character to stand (ground, some rocks, or whatever) - What do you call the type of background which is sort of abstract, but just something to create some depth rather than just a white canvas behind the character - hatching, or a color bar, or some cloud-like or star field smudging etc. Is there a commonly used name for this? Examples:
  8. I wrestled and wrestled with this one - I really want to attend, but have struggled to balance the budget for the con this year. This is going to be a ton of fun
  9. This was a tough one for me, but mine is a tie I think because of the experience of the first - Jim gave my wife this Batman sketch during his spotlight panel for me for our 10th Anniversary - he finger painted a bunch of it. But my favorite overall commission piece is this Superman by Scott Williams and colored by Alex Sinclair
  10. I've had this one for a while from the Doomsday man himself, Dan Jurgens