6/28/2019
Topic:
The Daring Adventures of Supergirl
Eireisme
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Hello Everyone,
I'm having trouble locating The Daring Adventures of Supergirl in the price guide. I can find the trade paperback but not the comic.
Thank you for help!  |
6/29/2019
Topic:
The Daring Adventures of Supergirl
Eireisme
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I was looking for the actual comic books, not a compilation book; I have issues 2 and 6.
Thank you for answering! |
6/29/2019
Topic:
The Daring Adventures of Supergirl
Eireisme
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Hi,
Thank you for the response and the helpful suggestions on searching for items. I am new to this website and the information you provided is great!
I had found the items which you linked to, but he items listed are two books that each contain multiple issues. I am looking for the values on the individual issues; I was able to find the individual issues on comics.org with no values. |
6/30/2019
Topic:
The Daring Adventures of Supergirl
Eireisme
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Thank you so much! I'm learning so much about searching for titles. I did drop the "The" from previous experience, but when I did find the "Daring" I didnt' look further!
It is all a work in progress for me!
Enjoy the day! |
8/7/2020
Topic:
Autographs/Signatures on Comics!
Eireisme
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Does the same hold true for signed original art? I inherited two splash pages and they are both signed, one with a personalization. |
8/25/2020
Topic:
Autographs/Signatures on Comics!
Eireisme
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Defiant1 wrote:
Eireisme wrote:
Does the same hold true for signed original art? I inherited two splash pages and they are both signed, one with a personalization.
Original art is one-of-a-kind so it's unlikely that a signature will make it more or less valuable.
Signature collecting is an entirely separate stand-alone hobby. The less often a person signs and the more notable the person is, the more likely their autograph will increase the value of something.
If it's an artist of average reputation who is only known to the comics community, the autograph would have little or no impact on the value of the art.
There might be situations where the signature of a high profile artist outside of the comic collecting community could increase the value of original comic art, but it would be difficult to make that assertion since art is one-of-a-kind anyway.
Generally speaking, collectors are going to be less interested in items personalized to someone else unless that someone else is famous or just happens to have the same name as them.
Thank you for the response.  |
