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Here's my Stan Lee ramble/dilemma.

He's going to be at RI Comic Con in two weeks. Stan Lee is pretty much the last link to the birth of the Marvel Age of comics and is truly an icon. This is reportedly his last trip to RI, and at his age, I don't really doubt that. I have been debating if I should pay to get a comic signed by him and if I do, which one? I'm thinking possibly the Silver Surfer one-shot from 1982. He's listed as co-writer, so his name would appear as that on the CBCS label if I had it slabbed. I don't really understand why so many people have him sign modern books that he had nothing to do with. I'd also hate to mark up a perfectly good SA Marvel with his autograph scribbled and smeared over its cover, so the Silver Surfer (or even a She-Hulk #1) seem to be a decent compromise. What would you do?

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	Quote: Originally Posted by esaravo Here's my Stan Lee ramble/dilemma. He's going to be at RI Comic Con in two weeks. Stan Lee is pretty much the last link to the birth of the Marvel Age of comics and is truly an icon. This is reportedly his last trip to RI, and at his age, I don't really doubt that. I have been debating if I should pay to get a comic signed by him and if I do, which one? I'm thinking possibly the Silver Surfer one-shot from 1982. He's listed as co-writer, so his name would appear as that on the CBCS label if I had it slabbed. I don't really understand why so many people have him sign modern books that he had nothing to do with. I'd also hate to mark up a perfectly good SA Marvel with his autograph scribbled and smeared over its cover, so the Silver Surfer (or even a She-Hulk #1) seem to be a decent compromise. What would you do? Nothing wrong with getting his sig on a book he co-wrote if one is into sigs. Get it if it makes you happy and you want it for your collection.
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	I read somewhere that silver age comics suffer damages when the signature is made with a regulat sharpie so what pen is the right one?
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	Ball point pen on the inside first page.
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Please continue to ignore anything I post. 33.16K	33.16K southerncross private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	I got Stan Lee to scribble over my silver age book. But it was a front cover stained under copy. No way would I have it done on a front cover better grade book and or major key
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Please continue to ignore anything I post. 33.16K	33.16K southerncross private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	I also got him to sign the book because he was the writer.
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	Low grade silver age book.
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I live in RI and Rhode Islanders eat chili with beans. 100.14K	100.14K esaravo private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	Here's my Stan Lee ramble/dilemma. He's going to be at RI Comic Con in two weeks. Stan Lee is pretty much the last link to the birth of the Marvel Age of comics and is truly an icon. This is reportedly his last trip to RI, and at his age, I don't really doubt that. I have been debating if I should pay to get a comic signed by him and if I do, which one? I'm thinking possibly the Silver Surfer one-shot from 1982. He's listed as co-writer, so his name would appear as that on the CBCS label if I had it slabbed. I don't really understand why so many people have him sign modern books that he had nothing to do with. I'd also hate to mark up a perfectly good SA Marvel with his autograph scribbled and smeared over its cover, so the Silver Surfer (or even a She-Hulk #1) seem to be a decent compromise. What would you do?
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	@esaravo I also like She Hulk #1. Has a lot of up side to it.
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