CBCS Rose City Signing events4054

Originally Posted by Mark Roman
CBCS will be teaming up with Maxwell's Comics, Rob Liefeld & Neal Adams to bring you the following signing opportunities for mail-ins & drop-offs at the CBCS booth at Rose City Comic Con.
The following signing opportunities for mail-ins & drop-offs at the CBCS booth for Rose City Comic Con are due on September 1 (not including the $5 mail fee per book):
- Neal Adams............................$50 each
- Rob Liefeld..............................$60 each (except X-Force #11 at $80 each & New Mutants #87 & 98 at $100 each)
- Donny Cates...........................$15 each
- Garry Brown...........................$10 each
** prices are subject to change on a last minute notice **
*** CBCS will accept books to be mailed in for signatures & WILL BE immediately turned in to be certified to CBCS (unless AWs have a Multi-Event form to keep the books to add more signatures from another future event).
***** Ensure we receive a check or money order for the total amount of the signatures, PLUS the $5 fee per book, to cover shipping from CBCS to the conventions (grading fees not included). *****
Send books to arrive no later than Sept. 1, 2017 to: CBCS, Attn: Jake Fleming, 2400 31st Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33712. All books submitted for the signings MUST be prepped with window bag cut-out where the signature will go, with the customer's name & phone number on the back of the backing board of each comic. For books that are NOT prepped and with name & phone number on the back of the backing board, will be charged an additional $5 fee per book. THERE IS NO LIMIT ON THE AMOUNT OF BOOKS YOU CAN SUBMIT.***

Originally Posted by KiloGraham
I saw Rob Liefeld charge a little kid no older than 10 $20 to sign a picture that he (the kid) had drawn of Deadpool. Kid's dad looked like he wanted to deck Liefeld.

Originally Posted by drchaos
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Originally Posted by KiloGraham
I saw Rob Liefeld charge a little kid no older than 10 $20 to sign a picture that he (the kid) had drawn of Deadpool. Kid's dad looked like he wanted to deck Liefeld.

Since he usually charges $40 I would say the kid got a bargain.

Having spent $750 in his booth last weekend I have the World's smallest fiddle playing for that kid and his father right now.

Originally Posted by Absolute_Zero
Just because he created two characters whose movie or movies are about to come out he thinks he can charge what Frank Miller or Stan Lee charges. Would never pay that much for his signature unless it was Mark Hamill lol. But its just my opinion is all so no hate here

Originally Posted by Towmater
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Originally Posted by OrbitCityComics
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Originally Posted by Absolute_Zero
Just because he created two characters whose movie or movies are about to come out he thinks he can charge what Frank Miller or Stan Lee charges. Would never pay that much for his signature unless it was Mark Hamill lol. But its just my opinion is all so no hate here

He's just cashing in after all those years of being a punchline to every bad drawing joke.

He cashed in during the late 1980's and early 1990's. He became a multi-millionaire in his 20's. He's like every other creator that cashes in again 25/30 years after their first go at fame. I'd love to see a Youngblood movie. I think that would be a very cheap way for a studio to cash in on the comic movie craze and not have to throw tons of money at it to do it.