What's the most ridiculous Stan lee SS???... 5 5

[Artboy99]

7 hours ago, 01TheDude said:

this one is ridiculous for the price(25.5K) but was interesting in that they placed the signature on the back cover.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/AVENGERS-4-CGC-9-4-SS-STAN-LEE-WHITE-1ST-APP-SA-CAPTAIN-AMERICA-L-K-IT/112485196229?hash=item1a30a3e1c5:g:QikAAOSwS0lZ46~d

 

 

Interesting.

Now I am wondering; as long as CGC witnesses the signature it appears it doesn`t matter where the signature is. Therefore, I could have the signor open the book and sign at the bottom of the splash page.

Has anyone seen a book signature series with the signature inside the book

[ADAMANTIUM]

32 minutes ago, Artboy99 said:

Interesting.

Now I am wondering; as long as CGC witnesses the signature it appears it doesn`t matter where the signature is. Therefore, I could have the signor open the book and sign at the bottom of the splash page.

Has anyone seen a book signature series with the signature inside the book

I have one like that, it states on label Michael Bendis signed on first page.

If I think about it I could post a picture later. It is SS signature series yellow label 

[slg343]

I have started moving towards having the back signed on any expensive books.  I still have the signature without interfering with the art on the front.  And it is mostly an encapsulated memory for me.

[drotto]

2 hours ago, slg343 said:

I have started moving towards having the back signed on any expensive books.  I still have the signature without interfering with the art on the front.  And it is mostly an encapsulated memory for me.

I really like this idea.  It could make me rethink signatures on keys.

[STORMSHADOW_80]

I've seen some folks really into this method lately. Something to think about. So far I've gravitated towards leaving my bigger keys "untouched" but having a sig on the back might be an alternative.

[BlowUpTheMoon]

I know this isn't a Stan Lee signature, but I wasn't sure where to put it.

Edited November 13, 2017 by BlowUpTheMoon
greggy is a dork

[Get Marwood & I]

4 minutes ago, BlowUpTheMoon said:

I know this isn't a Stan Lee signature, but I wasn't sure where to put it.

Up Tom Kings arse might be a good place 

[01TheDude]

that is just plain stupid

[DJones]

Wow, King is a real D bag

[MGsimba77]

On 8/29/2017 at 12:59 AM, KryptoMayor said:

This belongs to a friend of mine. He is so heart broken over it. He watched Stan Lee sign it and all he could do was scream inside. 

Curious why would anyone place their signature over another signature? Doesn't he see it?

[Mercury Man]

10 minutes ago, MGsimba77 said:

Curious why would anyone place their signature over another signature? Doesn't he see it?

Stan's eyesight sure ain't what it used to be.   I pointed to one of his handlers, what I thought was a pretty obvious, more than decent sized, white patch for him to aim for, and his handler said something like 'Seriously?!?', like I was asking him to fit it on a pin head.   Stan tried, but still not the best placement.  

[Mercury Man]

Whoops forgot this....

[jcjames]

9 hours ago, BlowUpTheMoon said:

I know this isn't a Stan Lee signature, but I wasn't sure where to put it.

And King probably thinks he's doing the guy a favor since the book will obviously end up selling on Ebay for hundreds of dollars in a couple days anyway.

 

Edited November 14, 2017 by jcjames

[01TheDude]

24 minutes ago, jcjames said:

And King probably thinks he's doing the guy a favor since the book will obviously end up selling on Ebay for hundreds of dollars in a couple days anyway.

 

besides defacing the book-- I don't see any signature.

[Pirate]

8 hours ago, 01TheDude said:

besides defacing the book-- I don't see any signature.

The signature is extra

[Juswuh]

To be fair, it's not hard to find another copy of that book - is it? Doing that to a rare high grade book would be justification for manslaughter.

[Artboy99]

1 hour ago, Juswuh said:

To be fair, it's not hard to find another copy of that book - is it? Doing that to a rare high grade book would be justification for manslaughter.

agreed. 

Still I completely sympathize with the owner who wanted just a signature and got tomfoolery.

I have very few signatures, none of which are on comics. I have a Stan Lee sig on a piece of art I did of Spiderman, a Stan Lee on an interior art page of Fantastic Four 112 ( which was the very first comic I ever bought when I was a little kid ) and a Stan Lee on an unfilled Marvel Value Stamp book, and a Frank Frazetta on the interior splash of a Vampirella #1.

Edited November 14, 2017 by Artboy99

[jcjames]

2 hours ago, Artboy99 said:

agreed. 

Still I completely sympathize with the owner who wanted just a signature and got tomfoolery.

I have very few signatures, none of which are on comics. I have a Stan Lee sig on a piece of art I did of Spiderman, a Stan Lee on an interior art page of Fantastic Four 112 ( which was the very first comic I ever bought when I was a little kid ) and a Stan Lee on an unfilled Marvel Value Stamp book, and a Frank Frazetta on the interior splash of a Vampirella #1.

I think it resembles shenanigans more than tomfoolery. 

But, just like grading, tomfoolery is subjective.

 

[mattn792]

FFS... 

"Splotched by Stan Lee on...."

[Mercury Man]

4 hours ago, mattn792 said:

FFS... 

"Splotched by Stan Lee on...."

Perfectly good 9.8 ruined!!!