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The Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide #33 debuted in comic
shops this past Wednesday and the increased volume of information and the new
size met with instant approval. The inclusion of six columns of pricing
information this year resulted in the is first substantial change in the
physical format of the book since the change from saddle stitch (staples)
binding to the familiar soft cover and hard cover formats we knew for
years.
The bookstore version of the Guide should be in stores shortly.
Vincent Zuzolo, Jr. of Metropolis Collectibles called in early in the day with his comments, as did CGC's Steve Borock, and Comics Spotlight's Charlie Noviniskie.
“I use the Guide all year long but not as a price guide. I use it for historical reference and research,” said Image Comics publisher Jim Valentino. “I have always found it invaluable. One of the things that pleases me about this edition is you've fixed the problem with entrees falling into the book's gutters-yay!”
“I really like the new Guide,” said CGC employee Dale Moore.
“I like the new format of this year's Guide and this is a great benefit to everyone,” said Dave Anderson of Want List Comics. “The additions of the VG and VF/NM prices are a great improvement.”
“I can't tell you how much we enjoy it,” said Beau Smith of IDW Publishing, “It's a great book and as usual it's a 'must have.'”
“The Price Guide looks very nice this year!” said Michael Naiman, who liked the articles and echoed Valentino's comments regarding the amount of space provided in the layout for the information.
“Congratulations on another excellent year!” said retailer Gary Dolgoff.
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The bookstore version of the Guide should be in stores shortly.
Vincent Zuzolo, Jr. of Metropolis Collectibles called in early in the day with his comments, as did CGC's Steve Borock, and Comics Spotlight's Charlie Noviniskie.
“I use the Guide all year long but not as a price guide. I use it for historical reference and research,” said Image Comics publisher Jim Valentino. “I have always found it invaluable. One of the things that pleases me about this edition is you've fixed the problem with entrees falling into the book's gutters-yay!”
“I really like the new Guide,” said CGC employee Dale Moore.
“I like the new format of this year's Guide and this is a great benefit to everyone,” said Dave Anderson of Want List Comics. “The additions of the VG and VF/NM prices are a great improvement.”
“I can't tell you how much we enjoy it,” said Beau Smith of IDW Publishing, “It's a great book and as usual it's a 'must have.'”
“The Price Guide looks very nice this year!” said Michael Naiman, who liked the articles and echoed Valentino's comments regarding the amount of space provided in the layout for the information.
“Congratulations on another excellent year!” said retailer Gary Dolgoff.
