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collectibleshop Posts: 3088
12/7/2021
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https://comicspriceguide.com/titles/inferno-hellbound/3A/pmqrjx has no pic, so went looking, and from all searches and other database sites I checked there's no evidence of a Dynamic Forces version of #3. GCD, mycomicshop, leagueofcomicgeeks, google, e*** , dynamic forces site, etc, no one even mentions it.
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Defiant1 Posts: 720
12/8/2021
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collectibleshop wrote:
https://comicspriceguide.com/titles/inferno-hellbound/3A/pmqrjx has no pic, so went looking, and from all searches and other database sites I checked there's no evidence of a Dynamic Forces version of #3. GCD, mycomicshop, leagueofcomicgeeks, google, e*** , dynamic forces site, etc, no one even mentions it.
From my experience, the lack of online evidence does not necessarily indicate that a comic doesn't exist. Some comics were absorbed into collections and the owners aren't active in sharing images or evidence of what they own. I've been looking for a variant of a comic produced in 1999 for over 15 years. The publisher (Catfish Comics) assures me that it exists and I think it was Dynamic Forces that never sent him a copy. There are other comics that I've never seen online, but I was able to obtain copies from the publisher. I own a variant of Valeria the She-Bat (Continuity Comics) that a retailer acquired from Neal Adams at at Retailer Conference in Atlanta. It was 10 years before it was discovered that they were sold by one retailer in the Pacific Northwest. I thought some variants by Triumphant comics didn't exist, but they popped up from one seller on eBay 15 years later. I've also seen situations where a publishers assures people that something doesn't exist, but I own 2 copies. It works both ways. I've got some Charlton publications that have never surfaced online except for the fact I scanned them and put images online.
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