This guy. Sheesh…
First, not sure if he is adding Vaseline to his camera lens but the photo quality is terrible, second of all, this is not an Adam Hughes Cover. Also, not signed by Adam Hughes. Also…. Not graded by CGC
And then there is this one.
Pretty sure that is not a Sana Takada cover. Especially since you can clearly see David Nakayama’s signature on the cover art.
And this picture is not helpful at all.
This guy is more wrong than a broken clock.
At first I thought it was a sketch cover and this guy was trying to pass his work off as Hughes. That would have been pretty funny.
I’m always dumbfounded when seeing the photos for listings, particularly high dollar listings, where the seller clearly spends less than 1 second taking the the photo and/or reviewing it.
I can understand if one or two are a little blurry….but I pretty much assume the quality of the photos reflects their attitude and care towards shipping. And they’ll put about as much time, if not less, packaging it up safely as they do posting intelligible pictures photos.
If I may add, I hate eBay’s AI writing. It is obvious when someone uses it. The weirdest and often factually incorrect item descriptions.
I love how it over embellishes how awesome the item is…like you. ant live without it…
There’s definitely an “ick” factor about it.
I don’t but much into my descriptions as it is…because I let the picture do the work. I’d rather see a minimalistic description than an AI generated one. I’d aim looking at the listing, 99.999% of the time anything AI generated is just telling me what I already know, and is wasting my time.
