We all hate store variants but

Same with Hughes, Dodson, and Campbell. But this one just seems like it is smooshed down

4 Likes

fixed it

2 Likes

Not to pile on the rabbit, but I specifically visited her booth at NYCC about 5 years ago because I thought she was excellent artist
She brought drawings she did by hand, and they just did not match up with her digital work. It was at that point I just stopped buying her covers. I have issues with those that can’t actually draw by hand. Just my personal pet peeve. Mattina is another one. His hand drawn work is an atrocity. Saw it firsthand at NYCC as well with a Thanos piece he did for $1k (at that time).

I feel this. I saw some remarques by Bjorn Barends that were really not what I expected at all.

1 Like

Natali Sanders hand drawn and colored. Looks okay to me

4 Likes

Not gonna support them by linking but I like this cover

3 Likes

Is that the starship enterprise in that yellow circle?

1 Like


Skottie Young webstore exclusive

3 Likes

Damn, that is fun.

Anyone see the video by Bronze Age Nerd (I think that’s his name) on Frankie’s?

1 Like

Sure did. I’m disappointed that people prob won’t get their books especially the graded ones.

1 Like

I did not but that sounds interesting. Got a link?

4 Likes

Hey hey hey hey.
Read comics every day!

So, Frankie’s sells a graded book. Then never fulfills that order. Then they sell that graded book on whatnot. Lastly, they tell the original buyer that they don’t have it and ship them a raw version instead, even though they paid for graded.

Quite the scam they have going.

4 Likes

I don’t like that they are going to send raw books for graded prices. It’s not right. I would dispute with my card company as product not as described and let them deal with it.

1 Like

ā€œFā€ Frankies.

1 Like

Not even the same raw version…a choice of three different comics if the claim they don’t have it.

How can they not have what people pairs for. It’s not like they were robbed or had a warehouse fire. The only answer is they sold comics others had already paid for.

1 Like

This all sounds like the setup for a class-action lawsuit.

1 Like

Apparently according to the comic book podcast Beyond Wednesdays where there were some lawyers in audience because Frankies has chapter 11 protection, its not so easy to get a class action lawsuit going as they may be protected by bankruptcy protection law.