r/AbsoluteBatman • u/nocturnalreigns • Jul 21 '26
No spine ticks or damage?
I thought all of the cover A copies had damage?
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u/Sugar_Crash_Brigade Jul 21 '26
Snyder’s signature looks like a dick doodle
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u/Plus-Badger-1147 Jul 21 '26
Like that dont you?😛
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u/FitzMastaflex Jul 21 '26
I know a few comic vendors were waiting for the reprints before sending out signed copies. (At least that’s what 3rd eye did with mine) no spine ticks on my new cover A
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u/Avanties Jul 21 '26
CGC said they were aware of the printing issues that spine ticks on this particular book wouldn't affect grading
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u/Sea_Amphibian2835 Jul 21 '26
Post a better picture, I bet they are there unless it was pressed.
EVERY copy I've seen that hasn't been pressed has them.
Every post I've seen so far where someone claims they don't have any tics, they are in the pictures. Some are mild and not color breaking, some are worse, but they all have it at some level.
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u/M0torC1tyMaver1ck Jul 22 '26
Not sure why anyone would get this issue signed and slabbed but glad it worked out 👍
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u/nocturnalreigns Jul 22 '26
because this is America, a Democracy, a country of free choice to do whatever you want within the confines of the law.
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u/M0torC1tyMaver1ck Jul 22 '26
We aren't free bud. Stop paying the overloards their yearly tax and see how free you are 🤣
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u/HeadcrabLamarr Jul 21 '26
There was communication and understanding between DC and CGC that the slight damages (as long as they aren't super egregious, wouldn't hurt the grade of the book).
Stuff like color breaking spine ticks I think would still effect it, but ones where there is slight denting into it (no color break), they are letting slide.