#5639427 - 04/29/1209:26 PMRe: The Official The Walking Dead Discussion Thread
[Re: ChadH]
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/\ Kirkman will likely be at SDCC, I am not sure about Moore tho. Desertwindcomics.com or a fellow board member can help you get some sigs on your books Not that your #6 needs it
Moore is not at SDCC but if you fast track Kirkman at that show you should make Moore in Toronto or failing that in Cincy in Sept.
Check NYCC in October if you want them both at the same show but I'm guessing.
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So I will be buying my first piece of Walking Dead OA on Tuesday or Wednesday. I have to wait until a payment clears the Paypal hold. I have my eye on a page on Splashpageart. Does anyone know why they only accept money orders, cashier's checks or personal checks?
It says they take Paypal if necessary. That is the way I would like to pay, but I don't want to cause a headache.
Mark is great guy to deal with an talk to. Anyhow, I have bought a half dozen pieces from Mark using Paypal with zero issues. You just have to add %3 for PayPal fees.
I believe the paypal fee is now 4% of the total purchase price now. I just bought three pieces the other day, first time OA buyer, cant wait to receive them. Mark is a nice guy, however there were a few hiccups in my order.
Also FYI, the prices for WD OA are going UP! In just the few short days that I have been researching/viewing pages he has marked them up significantly. I inquired about this and he says it is due to the popularity of the TV Show as well as people buying large batches and flipping them on eBay and if anyone is to make a profit it should be Charlie. I assured him he would certainly not see mine listed on eBay, however I did not say anything aboue listing them here lol.
#5641744 - 04/30/1208:16 PMRe: The Official The Walking Dead Discussion Thread
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There really isn't that many pages listed on EBay. Like 3-4 currently, it's not like people are buying 50 pages and listing them all.
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#5641758 - 04/30/1208:26 PMRe: The Official The Walking Dead Discussion Thread
[Re: Nico Esq]
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Yeah, people are marking up a few pages and listing them but I haven't seen much, if any, action on those. The No Reserve auctions seem to end about where Splash Art had them at.
Not sure how much the cover to 93 was bought for but the seller got $799 for it on ebay...I'm guessing that's around what he paid for it. The cover to 92 got a good price though...
The 19 cover shouldn't factor in too much, b/c that is Tony Moore and not Adlard.
#5641953 - 04/30/1209:41 PMRe: The Official The Walking Dead Discussion Thread
[Re: Tokay]
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Okay. There are actually at least 10 pieces of WD art on ebay atm, most of which have simply been purchased and put on ebay rather quickly.
As for the pages on splash going up, Mark's slowly but surely been doing this for the past few years. I think it's good in a sense because it's setting the bar for how much the least expensive pages are. That and the ebay sales have been creating a secondary market for the pages, which I have to say, is becoming more and more developed.
As of now, there are less than 5 issues worth of pages left from the first 70 issues!
#5642178 - 04/30/1211:02 PMRe: The Official The Walking Dead Discussion Thread
[Re: Phillip]
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Just checked...7 pieces of art right now, all very pedestrian pieces that have been listed for weeks as BIN's that nobody is interested in except for the latest cover which is listed as an actual auction
Jim
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" Having been at the lunch where this picture was taken (last year's NYCC), I can attest to the friendship you all shared from an outsider's perspective. I was just e-mailing with a buddy of mine and fellow boardie, who was also at that lunch, that you could just tell that these guys had a level of friendship that you just don't often see in adults of that age. I honestly thought you guys had been friends for years! My heart really goes out to you guys and all of his family! " dem1138 July 24/09 3:16PM
Not that your #6 needs it 
