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jmulli

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  1. jmulli
    I found the one you are talking about, I have been doing a lot of research on this book over the past few days. Great comment! I am beginning to just love this book.
  2. jmulli
    Wow! You have 3 of the total 29 graded by CGC. The more I look at this book the more I like it. I may have to go deep on this one. Thanks!
  3. jmulli
    I didn't even notice that, thank you! You are probably right about this being the time.
  4. jmulli
    My pockets go deep, but I don't think I could spend as much a serious collectors who probably have a lot more money than I. Thanks!
  5. jmulli
    Wow, I guess you are right, I don't think the seller even knows what it is worth, it is a one of a kind and a very unique item, but who can tell what it might be worth? Thanks for the info.
  6. jmulli
    Thanks, I think you are right, now I have to think about how much I am willing to pay for it.
  7. jmulli
    Hi, I saw a 1950 Black Rider #8 (#1) comic on ebay and I was wondering how much it might be worth? Do you think it might be a good investment? The comic is the highest graded CGC issue, an 8.0 and it has a beautiful Stan Lee autograph on it. There are only 29 total graded by CGC, which seems very very low. There is one issue graded higher in the CGC Census but it has been restored and I am not interested in any restored comics. The comic is on auction and is up to $2000 so far. I was thinking that I would place a bid on it, but I wanted to know what the CGC experts on the chat board think before I do. Does anyone know how much this might be worth? or if it might be a good investment? The Auction ends next Saturday, the 24th of August. Thanks!
  8. jmulli
    Hi, I saw a 1950 Black Rider #1,8 comic on ebay and I was wondering how much it is worth? Do you think it might be a good investment? The comic is the highest graded CGC issue, an 8.0 and it has a beautiful Stan Lee autograph on it. There is one issue graded higher in the CGC Census but it has been restored and I am not interested in any restored comics. The comic is on auction and is up to $2000 so far. It is a really rare comic and very few have been graded according to the CGC Census. I was thinking that I would place a bid on it, but I wanted to know what the CGC experts on the chat board thinks before I do. Does anyone know how much this might be worth, or if it might be a good investment? The Auction ends next Saturday, the 24th of August. Thanks!
  9. jmulli
    Listen Blubber Bob, call CGC and ask them. I have had many conversations with CGC reps, in person and of course on the phone, they will tell anyone who asks that the 1950 Black Rider is the first comic book appearance of Stan Lee. This is what they say, and I never said that I agreed with it, but it is what CGC has "said" in person to me. When you say...."CGC hasn't 'said' anything. Apparently they are not acknowledging a 1st app in comics for Stan" is almost understanding what this topic is about. Of course it would mean more money for 1 of my comics. Duh, Let me make this very simple for you blubber boy, Stan Lee has been a character in hundreds of comics, what is his 1st appearance. I know...call CGC and ask them. Surely they would know. Then tell me what they say. Until then...go eat some more ice cream.
  10. jmulli
    hahaha, i am so sorry. please don't have a low opinion of me. I am so sorry if I offended you in any way. Please, oh please forgive me. I won't be able to sleep tonight if you don't forgive me. I feel so terrible. Please fat n lazy little boy.
  11. jmulli
    yes they change reality Bevis, they determine the price. Is money real in your reality?
  12. jmulli
    Spider-Punk has 3 covers and is becoming very popular in the "Spider Geddon" series. Don't be surprised to see his own series soon.
  13. jmulli
    You really can't be serious. I must have written it 10 times, this is what CGC says. CGC is saying that the 1950 Black Rider is his first appearance, call them. You are kidding me right?
  14. jmulli
    Wow! How stupid can some people be? 1st appearance notes, according to this genius, do not matter, EVER! Tell that to the guy who is selling the book that has in the notes "Spider-Man's 1st appearance".
  15. jmulli
    You do understand that you are really arguing with CGC. 3 pages in and you are still confused. You say "It has nothing to do with him being a real person" is exactly the opposite of what CGC says. Give them a call sometime. They will tell you that they do not recognize 1st appearances of "real people". Tell them it has nothing to do with being a real person, it's the main character, blah blah blah. Then let me know how loud they laugh at you before they hang up on you for being so ignorant. Your lack of knowledge is wasting my time. Please just go on to another post that you might understand, if their are any.
  16. jmulli
    I know that Tiger Woods is noted with a "1st Tiger Woods Cover" on his 1st Sports Illustrated cover, issued October 1996. CGC does not recognize many 1st appearances, I think the Beatles and many others should be recognized with a Comic Book 1st Appearance, like so many other "Real People" when they appear. By the way, CGC will now put Spider-Punk 1st appearance on label, thanks to me notifying them about it. So who knows who decides at CGC on the issue of who should be noted with a first appearance. It is not my job to tell them, but because of me Spider-Punk, Pickle Rick and others with now have a notation on the label that it is their 1st appearance. Something is very wrong if I have to tell them about this before they make any changes.
  17. jmulli
    Yes, he goes on a date with Margie and then he leaves her flat. Yes it predates the 1950 Black Rider. CGC is saying that The Black Rider is Stan Lee's 1st appearance, but they will not have it noted on the label, or any other label for that matter, because he was a real person, like Alice Cooper. I'm really not sure who decides the policy on 1st appearances, apparently it is the "Head Grader" at CGC. it should not be a controversial issue, it is a simple question. What is the first comic book appearance of Stan Lee? CGC say's the 1950 Black Rider, even if they are wrong, this is what they say. They will not note this on the label apparently because he was a "real person". The response I got after mentioning the Alice Cooper comic was "I'm Sorry". CGC does not have any label on any comic that notes "1st appearance of Stan Lee". But he has been in and on hundreds of comics. Round and round it goes. If Alice Cooper (real person) is important enough to be noted with a first appearance, shouldn't Stan Lee? No matter what comic it is?
  18. jmulli
    Where do insufficiently_thoughtful_persons like this come from?
  19. jmulli
    Could you be more of an insufficiently_thoughtful_person! CGC will say it is the Black Rider, even if I disagree, it is what CGC says .
  20. jmulli
    Bird, you make no sense! Please learn how to communicate so what you write makes sense. If you do not care about finding out the truth about Stan Lee's 1st comic appearance then go back to something more suitable for your intelligence level, go back to watching Bevis and Butthead and don't concern yourself with CGC policies.
  21. jmulli
    CGC does not recognize Krazy Komics #12, 1943 as Stan Lee's 1st appearance, even though he does appear in this comic. Also, his appearance in Astonishing #4, 1951 is not recognized by CGC. I've been talking with CGC for a very long time about this, all they say is that Black Rider 1950 is Stan's 1st appearance. But they have not recognized any comic as being his 1st appearance, with notation on the label, which is unbelievable to me. The "Real people do not get 1st appearances" answer CGC gave me is untrue because of the Alice Cooper Marvel Premiere #50. Even though if you call and ask them what comic is Stan Lee's first appearance. they will tell you it is the 1950 Black Rider.
  22. jmulli
    This is the first comic book that Stan Lee ever had his writing published, commonly known as his first comic book story. But he does not appear in or on the comic. Nice try.
  23. jmulli
    Do you even know what a bootlicker means? I doubt you do. I am getting to the bottom of what is the 1st comic book appearance of Stan Lee? Why don't you call CGC and see what they say?
  24. jmulli
    Bird, think before you write and learn how to spell. It is completely ridiculous to say that I am dishonoring the man so off A hole. Your opinion is worthless. Does Stan Lee have a 1st appearance in a comic book is the question, in case you couldn't figure that out. I guess you will say something like "who cares". You obviously don't know the importance of Stan Lee to the comic world.
  25. jmulli
    Maybe you should get a brain, the simple question is... does Stan Lee have a 1st appearance in comics? He has appeared in and on hundreds of them. The answer is yes! of course! He is only the most important person in comic book history, but according to you, we shouldn't be concerned about this. Go back to sleep.