Posted: 17 February 2011 at 6:04am | IP Logged | 1
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It's also *unique* original art: no one owns a printed version of it!•• Careful! The language of collecting, especially in comics, can be tricky sometimes, but "original art" is not something that can be diluted. Publication in no way makes a piece any less "original". This is a point that seems sometimes to be lost on people who collect comics, and are used to dealing with items that can often be found in huge quantities. Some years back I came across an Overstreet style price guide for original art, and flipping thru it I found certain pieces listed as "Rare". The absurdity there is that no piece of original art can be any more "rare" than any other. Whether it's the Mona Lisa or a page by Rob Liefeld, there is, after all, only ONE of any piece. And that's as "rare" as it gets!
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