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I'd like to see a custom label for J. Scott Campell's next signing. Sam Kieth Jeff Smith Julian Totino Tedesco Alexander Lozano Sozomaika Jeff Dekal Joshua Middleton Joe Quesada Hiroaki Samura (Blade of the Immortal, Die Wergelder) - this is a wish list right?

Double Cover of X-Factor #78 signed by cover artist Joe Quesada and Inker Jimmy Palmiotti on Both Covers!. Check out my complete ebay listings here. All books sold so far have shipped out within 24hrs of sale and are carefully and attentively packed. All CGC Cases are Mint and literally have not been removed from the return box from CGC aside from the pictures taken for the listings below. They are not being taken to trade shows etc - these are from my personal collection. Feel free to e-mail any questions. Thanks for looking!

Selling some CGC'd books from my personal collection - many signed. Check out my complete ebay listings here. All books sold so far have shipped out within 24hrs of sale and are carefully and attentively packed. All CGC Cases are Mint and literally have not been removed from the return box from CGC aside from the pictures taken for the listings below. I'm not a dealer. These are not being taken to trade shows etc - again these are from my personal collection. Feel free to e-mail any questions. Thanks for looking! Image: Spawn #9 CGC 9.8 Signed by Todd McFarlane (SS) Spawn #202 CGC 9.8 (SS) McFarlane (LOW Print) Spawn #288 & #290 (Variants) CGC 9.8 Signed by Todd McFarlane (SS) Spawn #50 CGC 9.4 SS by Todd McFarlane & Capullo Gunslinger Spawn #1 (1:50 Variant) CGC 9.8 Signed by Todd McFarlane (SS) Witchblade #118 Fantastic Realm Virgin Sketch Cover CGC 9.8 Signed by Marc Silvestri (SS) Gen 13 #1 (Spider-man #1 Homage Variant) CGC 9.8 Bone #24 CGC 8.0 Signed by Jeff Smith w/Bone Sketch Bone #20 CGC 9.6 Signed by Jeff Smith w/Bone Sketch Bone #2 CGC 9.8 Signed by Jeff Smith Bone #11 CGC 9.6 Signed by Jeff Smith w/Sketch Marvel: Spider-Man #1 (Silver Poly-Pagged Edition) CGC 9.8 Signed by Todd McFarlane (SS) Amazing Spider-man #55 CGC 9.8 (1st Print) ASM #72 (Heritage Variant) CGC 9.8 (SS) Inhyuk Lee Amazing Spider-Man #14 CGC 9.8 SS Campbell.com Edition K Signed by J. Scott Campbell Hulk #1 (FC Variant) CGC 9.8 Bjorn Barends (SS) X-Factor #78 (Double Cover Misprint) 9.6/9.6 Signed x2 Quesada & Palmiotti both covers! Spider-man 2099 #1 (@CGC for Rick Leonardi Signing) Iron Man #12 CGC 9.8 (Rahzzah Variant) Sky Doll #2 (Sky Doll Spaceship) CGC 9.8 DC: Batman #50 1:100 Lee Sketch Variant (@CGC for Jim Lee Signing) Harley Quinn #1 CGC 9.8 Amano Variant Superman Man of Steel #19 CGC 9.8 Batman: Shadow of the Bat #1 CGC 9.6 Signed by Brian Stelfreeze in Green Ink Green Lantern #22 (1963) Signed by GL Creator M.Nodell Green Lantern #19 (1991) CGC 9.4 Signed by Late GL Creator Mart Nodell 1991 DC Cosmic Card Signed by Late GL Creator M.Nodell Valiant: X-O Manowar #0 CGC 9.6 (Signed x3 by Quesada + Palmiotti + SS Bob Layton) Solar #29 CGC 9.4 SS (Signed x3 Quesada + Palmiotti + Layton) Eternal Warrior #1 CGC 9.8 (Frank Miller Cover) Archer & Armstrong #0 CGC 9.4 Dark Horse: Ghost in the Shell 2 #7 CGC 9.6 Ghost in the Shell 2 #8 CGC 9.6 Blade of the Immortal #18 (Dreamsong 7of7) CGC 9.6 Blade of the Immortal #131 CGC 9.6 (Final Issue LOW PRINT) Blade of the Immortal #76 CGC 9.6 Blade of the Immortal #101 CGC 9.8 (HTF) Misc: Vampirella #7 (1970) CGC 7.5 (Iconic Frank Frazetta 'Witch Woman' Cover) Sacred Six #5 (Virgin Variant) CGC 9.8 (SS) Derrick Chew w/Sketch Lady Death Cataclysmic Majesty #1 CGC 9.8 (Cosplay Kickstarter Edition) Sacrificial Annihilation #1 CGC 9.8 (Cosplay Wrap-Around Cvr Kickstarter Ed.) Lady Death: Blasphemy Anthem #2 CCGC 9.8 (SS) Kendrick 'Kunkka' Lim Sacred Six #10 CGC 9.8 (Maine Virgin Variant) Triggerman #1 CGC 9.8 (Fay Dalton HTF Pinup Art Variant) Sold & Shipped:

Signed in Blue Metallic Ink

Signed in Blue Metallic Ink

Bump. Happy Monday.

Bumping

Some Bad Girl CGC'd books from my collection - many signed. Check out my complete ebay listings here. All books sold so far have shipped out within 24hrs of sale and are carefully and attentively packed. All CGC Cases are Mint and literally have not been removed from the return box from CGC aside from the pictures taken for the listings below. They are not being taken to trade shows etc - these are from my personal collection. Feel free to e-mail any questions. Thanks for looking! Witchblade #118 Fantastic Realm Virgin Sketch Cover CGC 9.8 Signed by Marc Silvestri Vampirella #7 (1970) CGC 7.5 (Iconic Frank Frazetta 'Witch Woman' Cover) Lady Death: Blasphemy Anthem #2 CCGC 9.8 (SS) Kendrick 'Kunkka' Lim Sacred Six #5 (Virgin Variant) CGC 9.8 (SS) Derrick Chew w/Sketch Lady Death Cataclysmic Majesty #1 CGC 9.8 (Cosplay Kickstarter Edition) Sacrificial Annihilation #1 CGC 9.8 (Cosplay Wrap-Around-Cover Kickstarter Ed.) Sacred Six #10 CGC 9.8 (Maine Virgin Variant) Triggerman #1 CGC 9.8 (Fay Dalton HTF Pinup Art Variant) Ghost in the Shell 2 #7 CGC 9.6 Ghost in the Shell 2 #8 CGC 9.6

Bumping for the Holiday. Cheers everyone!

Updated with Placeholders for CGC signings.

Updated w/New Listings + Removed Sold Listings

R-rated to G-rated this week.

Kind of a wide spectrum in this batch.

Sure both SD and NYCC are high cost areas (though less so in San Diego). But when attendance for SDCC is pushing towards 150k the rationales of 'good for them for making as much as they can - they might be out of business' or 'these events shouldn't be for the poors' become absurd. The economy of scale allows for the event to both make money and be cheap to enter, especially since SDCC is in part subsidized as a de facto Hollywood red carpet event. Some may want to pretend otherwise but it's not an either or situation, and the example of Gamescom in Germany is a precedent for how SDCC or similarly large American conventions could function (and indeed did function for most of my childhood and teenage years). Having a low entry price also allows for more money to obviously be spent inside the walls of the convention rather than on the ticket price. Pretending a high entry price is a good filter to excluding people because they may not be the type to drop $500+ on a single grail comic book or w/e the rationale is self-defeatingly stupid. Vendors should aspire to have as much traffic and business as possible at various price points - not less. Tokyo Game Show is another counter example to the status quo of American Convention pricing. Over 200k people attend (a little less recently due to Covid). Is Tokyo not one of the most expensive cities in the world? Their ticket price this past year was 2,300 Yen or about $15 bucks. A better world for attendees of large conventions is certainly possible - even if unimaginable within the US.