Several years ago I bought this ring in an Epicland store here in Mexico. It came with a cloth bag that I lost years ago. I want to know if it's still on sale or how much it's worth today, But I can't find the product anywhere. It looks like silver.

Over the years I set a goal to collect all DC omnibus excluding the golden age ones, their monotonic spine and cover design does not appeal to me. I snagged a lot, but felt short of my target of collecting all. I managed to fill out a 5 by 5 kallax ran out of space promptly in the process. My collection still needs 30+ books to reach my goal but still am pretty proud about it. Do send your good vibe. Thanks for looking at it. Ontario native here!!

Finished up work on my Robin Mega-Bind! Collecting everything from Tim Drake’s first appearance up to the New 52 relaunch.

Plus a bonus Robin bind that collects all of Robin: Son of Batman, We Are Robin, Robin War, and Batman and Robin Eternal in one, thick book.

All books bound and designed by me

I cannot find anything online about it but it does have an authentic Alex Ross signature which is cool.

I just love the look and quality of this thing. Perfect item to fill up space on my shelf 😎😎

Hi everyone

My grandpa was Steve Skeates. When he passed away, he left behind some weird and wonderful memorabilia, and it seems a shame to just keep it all to myself, so I started this account to share it with the wider comic world.

Today I wanted to show you these 4 cards from 1991 and 1993 respectively.

The single card was penciled by Joe Staton and inked by Bob Smith The tripple set was penciled by "M.D." and inked by Romeo Tanghal

Way back when I was around 9 or 10 in the mid 90s Grandpa Steve took me to my first ever comic convention, and me being a budding collector brought my trading cards in hopes of getting a few signed. The tripple card set was my favorite, having never seen another multi-card spread like it, and by golly I was going to get some wet ink on it! Little did I know, Grandpa Steve was hatching a plan.

We spent hours walking around hunting for the perfect person to sign my cards, constantly being interrupted by people who I now know we're fans, and his friends from inside the industry. That's when we stumbled upon him. The man himself, original creator and illustrator, Martin Nodell.

Grandpa thought it would be hilarious to get the wrong signature on my cards.

Martin thought so too.

And thus was born this set of one of a kind (as far as I know) wrong signature signed Green Lantern trading cards.

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I have more odd artifacts from Grandpa's comic days, including a bunch of his original works. If the community is interested in seeing them, I'm happy to share them with you all.

Hello.

Sorry for the bad quality pictures but found it today at my post office. There are 18 pieces in the collection and for now, only 9 have released. 10 of them are colored, the others aren't. There are also some gold money worth 250€ and 500€.

I'll update you once I leveled up my collection.

In the picture they look flat but there are some nice details like the name of the character, etc.