dw316
Super Freak
Was thinking about getting something signed by Stan the Man this year since it's his last run of cons. It'll be my one and only chance of meeting him most likely so I want to get the best out of the experience. Don't have many Stan Lee-related items, most expensive thing is the eFX Captain America shield, then the Sideshow Spider-Man PF, then its the unboxed ASM2 Hot Toy, the Sideshow Avengers print (unframed) and then a cheap pair of rubber Hulk hands. Was hoping the X-Men gold & blue team print would arrive in time but that's not happening.
The Cap shield is the most expensive item, BUT was planning to get the Marvel Legends metal shield (which won't arrive in time) but might be selling the eFX for the latter but if autographed, I would probably try to put it on display. Plus, some people take issue to the fact that Stan never created Cap, although it was his first writing job in the comic-industry. Plus I don't know how the shield would look if he signed the middle, but if displayed, it would probably look really nice.
The Spider-Man PF, character is arguably his most popular creation next to the X-Men, but it comes in 3 parts. Don't know if it feels cheap to have him sign the girder middle section, while it can be displayed nicely depending on which side he signs, it just feels like a separate piece versus the Spider-Man statue itself, which doesn't really have a smooth surface to sign on due to the musculature, or the base, where the autograph would be hidden although the Spider-Man logo is right there. Signing the explosion part might be difficult too due to the curvature.
The print would probably be my 3rd choice since it's artwork, and the Avengers are one of his creations. The last two I would probably avoid since the Hulk hands aren't mint, and the ASM2 I'll probably end up unboxing or selling.
If there are other items I could try to get my hands on within a week, letmeknow some suggestions as well. This autographed item I plan on keeping for a while, may decide to sell in the far future when I'm much older and possibly in need of money for myself or loved ones, but otherwise it will be a keepsake item and not something to flip.
Never really had any autographs before so I wanted to turn to you experts in this matter. Thank you for your time reading and thanks in advance for your suggestions and advice!
The Cap shield is the most expensive item, BUT was planning to get the Marvel Legends metal shield (which won't arrive in time) but might be selling the eFX for the latter but if autographed, I would probably try to put it on display. Plus, some people take issue to the fact that Stan never created Cap, although it was his first writing job in the comic-industry. Plus I don't know how the shield would look if he signed the middle, but if displayed, it would probably look really nice.
The Spider-Man PF, character is arguably his most popular creation next to the X-Men, but it comes in 3 parts. Don't know if it feels cheap to have him sign the girder middle section, while it can be displayed nicely depending on which side he signs, it just feels like a separate piece versus the Spider-Man statue itself, which doesn't really have a smooth surface to sign on due to the musculature, or the base, where the autograph would be hidden although the Spider-Man logo is right there. Signing the explosion part might be difficult too due to the curvature.
The print would probably be my 3rd choice since it's artwork, and the Avengers are one of his creations. The last two I would probably avoid since the Hulk hands aren't mint, and the ASM2 I'll probably end up unboxing or selling.
If there are other items I could try to get my hands on within a week, letmeknow some suggestions as well. This autographed item I plan on keeping for a while, may decide to sell in the far future when I'm much older and possibly in need of money for myself or loved ones, but otherwise it will be a keepsake item and not something to flip.
Never really had any autographs before so I wanted to turn to you experts in this matter. Thank you for your time reading and thanks in advance for your suggestions and advice!