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I've found out that if you find a helpful USPS worker at the store they have an enhanced tracking system that allows them to see way more detail than what customers see on tracking sites. I've had items in customs limbo before and my local USPS has been able to help track down the package and get it moving again. Finding a helpful postal employee is not easy though!

These aren't 9 year olds so I don't know how an adult is getting bullied when someone is telling them what they're saying is wrong.

The background lettering is different on his than the final text of the print. With all the focus on small differences of the figures, the background lettering has several huge differences. Seems obvious which one is the final version that was used for the print and it's Malvin's.

The average person is awful at sales. Just look at how bad selling on Facebook or ebay is and how people have no idea what they're doing.

Hoping for Scott McDaniel!

PayPal gives you 180 days to file a claim but why wait? Hopefully you paid goods and services and then you can easily file the claim as item not received.

I think you need to go through Spencer Beck, (Artist's Choice), for Scott Hanna and I'm 99% sure he doesn't really take on commissions unless an opportunity is posted but does do them for shows. If you're looking for more inker names you can try Mark Pennington who offers commissions through The Lab Comics. I've ordered a few commissions over the years and have been happy with them. If you're on Facebook join the Sketch Prices group and you'll see a ton of commission opportunities get posted

I tried contacting Walden Wong about inking a Paul Smith piece I have and he never replied. His website says he takes commissions and he's somewhat active on social media.

This has a ton of contact info and I try and keep it up to date. https://www.buyfromcomicartists.com

I had a bunch of pages and sketches that sold there in the spring and like a third of them ended up on ebay for insane prices...all are still there.

And if it's a "historic" page as well...imagine the price!

Quite a few pieces that were posted in the spring show are back up with higher prices! I always appreciate the event but a lot of bonkers prices. Did see some good stuff under $300 though but nothing in my wheelhouse.

It's tough now because prices are so insane but stick to an amount of money that you are okay losing if you don't like the final product. All these people paying $500, $1,000 or more for commissions is crazy now because so often they come out blah and you're going to be losing a lot of money if the character isn't Batman

That's a page I would have bought because I have others from the issue but those signatures are awful and that price has an extra zero on the end

The only time I relate to artists is when a page from my collection underperforms at auction and then ends up on Anthony's site. Plenty of my recent art sold at auction is available for 3x, 4x, or more on dealer sites!