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Post by Deleted on Apr 25, 2017 8:12:14 GMT -8
That's fine, but what's the evidence for your claim? My evidence for the counter is that these ashcans were distributed in various different ways: some (many) were sent to people who bought them directly from the publisher (this would be the "sticker" variety), while some were sent to shops, and many more were given away/sold at conventions. When I come across the ones I have, I'll go ahead and post pics of them when I have time. Some have stickers, some do not. |
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Post by MetalPSI™ on Apr 25, 2017 22:13:16 GMT -8
My evidence is that most I've seen have stickers, and they were all flaky, the ones I seen that do not have were in varying degrees of wear. I suppose the only way this can be resolved is to contact the publisher.
It makes sense that direct copies (winners in a contest or however people got them directly) would have stickers and retail didn't, but in this case, 5500 or so copies, how many were produced with stickers?
Also, if a sticker is missing, how can anyone really detect it? Mine was stated as not having a sticker, when in reality, it did. I still got a 9.6 and not incomplete.
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Post by The Curmudgeon on Apr 26, 2017 18:20:46 GMT -8
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Post by MetalPSI™ on Apr 26, 2017 19:40:05 GMT -8
Nice. I haven't gotten this series myself, but looking at perhaps picking it up
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Post by MetalPSI™ on Apr 27, 2017 18:09:15 GMT -8
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Post by Deleted on Apr 27, 2017 18:58:41 GMT -8
So you take Juggernaut and Schmidt's word over mine...?  |
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Post by MetalPSI™ on Apr 27, 2017 19:18:40 GMT -8
So you take Juggernaut and Schmidt's word over mine...? Not true  Taking YOUR and Juggernauts word for it. You know I can't trust Klink as far as I can throw him. Probably can't even pick him up |
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Post by Magnus, Robot Fighter on Jun 18, 2018 16:07:34 GMT -8
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Post by Brad Leppi on Jun 20, 2018 9:27:12 GMT -8
Exclusive: Sam Kieth Returns in Batman/The Maxx: Arkham DreamsExclusive: Sam Kieth Returns in Batman/The Maxx: Arkham Dreams The Series Debuts in September From IDW Publishing & DC Comics By Steve Foxe | June 19, 2018 | 2:02pm Art by Sam Kieth Sam Kieth might best be known today as the co-creator of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman alongside Mike Dringenberg, but ‘90s comic readers know him as the mad mastermind behind The Maxx, his creator-owned original series about a seeming homeless man who becomes a hulking purple hero in an alternate world known as “The Outback.” The Maxx ran for 35 issues, received early script contribution from Alan Moore and William Massner-Loebs and even made the leap to MTV’s animation program. Kieth took a hiatus from comics in the latter half of that decade, before returning with a number of Wildstorm series, contributions to Marvel’s Wolverine and Arkham Asylum: Madness, an original graphic novel written and drawn by Kieth that hit the New York Times bestseller list. Now, Paste can exclusively share that Kieth is returning to two of his most popular ventures with Batman/The Maxx: Arkham Dreams, a five-issue mini-series kicking off in September from IDW Publishing and DC Comics, with alternate covers from Jim Lee. “Doing a Batman and Maxx crossover is like a family reunion with my favorite brother and our really cool cousin,” Kieth said in a statement. “You never want it to end…or at least I hope you won’t!” The official description for the book touches on all of the outsized insanity fans have come to expect from Kieth’s work: When a devious new doctor at Arkham Asylum conducts unconventional forays into the human psyche, he kicks off a disastrous chain reaction by experimenting on Arkham’s newest patient: The Maxx! The city of Gotham soon begins to merge with the Outback, The Maxx’s psychedelic mental landscape. It’s up to Batman to save Gotham and all of reality… but only by joining The Maxx on a trip into the darkest depths imaginable: the twisted minds of Batman’s greatest enemies! “It’s always a pleasure to work with Sam Kieth,” IDW editor Scott Dunbier added. “He puts his heart and soul into his art, and gives you something truly unique in the process. We can’t wait for people to see this!” The first issue of Batman/The Maxx: Arkham Dreams will be available digitally and in comics stores this September. Check out an exclusive first look at Kieth’s cover below. 
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Post by MetalPSI™ on Jul 15, 2018 10:32:00 GMT -8
I dont think Messner-Lobes and Kieth would do a Maxx project together again.
I was curious to see of this was surfacing due to Bill's woeful situation.
Not a fan of a batman/maxx crossover. But it smells of 90s nostalgia
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Taking YOUR and Juggernauts word for it. You know I can't trust Klink as far as I can throw him. Probably can't even pick him up
