/r/CGCComics
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I love the cover of this one
A Signature I’ve been trying to get since first attending NYCC in 2022, finally makes it home 🙏🏽
Thought it was gonna score lower when I sent it in, very please with the result. A favorite of mine. Signed by Val.
Stoked this graded a 9.8.
Cross posted in another related board. Normally I do themes for these, but I couldn't think of anything good, so the theme is '2-fer Comic Characters'. Hope you like it.
Who is the new Ronin?! Fell like Ronin didn’t get much credit in the Comics or the MCU. A 9.8 addition to the PC yes a please!
Limited to 1000 copies and it’s a pretty popular cover.
Random book random collectibles
Finally got these back after more than 4 months. I was sure these would all grade out at 6.0 or higher, but missed out on almost half.
I’m just glad to have them back in my collection after such a long wait.
I’m pretty sure I posted this before I sent it in. Wayyyyyy back in September. Just got the image today and I am more than stoked. Plus it had grader notes
Picture is for illustration, not my copy (but wish it was!!!)
https://www.cgccomics.com/news/article/13514/punisher-labels/
Ive been toying with the idea of re-slabbing my ASM 129 and this may push me over the edge.
Hello I have never bought comics but I want to. Where is a good (online) place to buy them?
This was the first time i sent something in for a signature event. Super relieved after waiting months for it.
I'm happy I got it done but a bit disappointed on the outcome. I'm not looking to ever sell my graded collection. But that Lilo and Stitch grade is diabolical 🤣
Hello everyone! So I just bought this slab off eBay and I noticed this weird reflection when I viewed it from a certain angle. A quick google search told me that these are called newton rings and that they happen because the inner well and outer casing are touching? Couple questions:
Appreciate any input on this!