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Joe Staton

Alice Cooper on one of my top 5 personal grail projects of all time.

Motor City Comic Con had in attendance Alice Cooper, Jim Cummings, and Rob Paulsen. Matthew Parton was up to the task for a Scooby mashup. His only request was that he could add muppets and Sesame Street to it cause it would fit his idea so I agreed. The only problem was that show was in 2020 so, Covid cancelled the show. I could have had Rob and Jim sign this at least a dozen times over if not more but I kept holding off. With my luck, Alice Cooper would have a last minute appearance when this book was at CGC, another show, in the mail, or you get the picture... Rich Henn had a last minute horror show in November and he was only taking requests from one person. Finally got Alice Cooper and was just glad he didn't say no since it is a bit cartoony. Thank you @Rich_Henn.

Updated Piece: Scooby as a X-Wing Fighter by Greg Woronchak - Signed by Dennis Lawson X-Wing Fighter Wedge Antilles - Signed by Stephen Costantino Gamorrean Guard - Signed by David Antrum voice actor for Wedge Antilles (Loved it and wanted to take a photo of it) - Signed by Warren Proulx Jr. (Storm troopers, Tusken Raider, Stunt Double for Obi Wan Kenobi) - Signed by Mark Anthony Austin Bounty Hunter Boba Fett for 1997 Special Edition of Star Wars a New Hope

Signed by Walt Simonson and Joe Staton thanks to @Rich_Henn from Baltimore Comic Con Mark Jeweler Insert and the star on the cover.

Good luck with the grade, never seen this version before!

Keep loosing this thread, so haven't posted these here yet. Joe Staton remarques with Michael Kraiger signatures

Hershey Comic Con 2023: Small two day show that I didn't attend and usually a type of show that doesn't have CGC presence. But due to a few big names, there was a facilitator on the premises that allowed mail in submissions. Normally wouldn't do this many at one show, BUT the writer Michael Kraiger was present. To my knowledge, Michael has only been at two shows the past three years that had a CGC presence, with four shows total at all as he usually only does small shows or appearances on behalf of the Kubert Art School. Since Kraiger wrote six issues of my childhood Scooby doo run AND Joe Staton was present... well you could probably guess! Had initially hoped for all different Scooby Doo but I have come to learn when a bigger selection is given to Joe through a facilitator he will stick with a Scooby theme and a few are quite unique. I can't blame Joe I especially like #13 with the play on the dinosaur bone. Thanks to Omega for the facilitation.

hmm, mine always come back new number

Thank you, I only commission Joe for Scooby related things so when the non-scooby items show up for sale, they slowly go into the collection when the timing is right.

Old commission pickup Penguin by Joe Staton from NYC Comic Con 2010.

On the NGC registry you can automatically upload the photos to registry sets. Perhaps if CGC updates the registry to a new version this might come about too.

Don't worry, I have secured the bottom slot. Every race has a sweeper to ensure no one is left behind!

Usually happens, one or two Joe Staton paper sketches sell and a slight uptick pops up for sale. Joe Staton Penguin from NYC Comic Con 2010. Usually would put in watch list and in a few months purchase, seller had it as a one week auction. Can never tell if they will re-list when it is a piece not seen before if it gets no bids the first round. I was the only bidder.

Heritage Auctions: 5 Original Scooby Doo Pages pencils by Joe Staton and inks by Dave Hunt