o4phish20o wrote:Honestly the real problem with Stout is that he doesn't price himself properly.
Leaves to much meat on the bone for all the dolphins out there.
I agree. These should have been $150 to $200.
o4phish20o wrote:Honestly the real problem with Stout is that he doesn't price himself properly.
Leaves to much meat on the bone for all the dolphins out there.
Hoping they will go down once the wave of butthurt has died down. If not, oh well only a mediocre print.golobulus wrote:Ebay prices are all $300+
golobulus wrote:o4phish20o wrote:Honestly the real problem with Stout is that he doesn't price himself properly.
Leaves to much meat on the bone for all the dolphins out there.
I agree. These should have been $150 to $200.
You'd think... not really sure what Stouts' deal is with that. Wish he would give his thoughts.Zer0T0lerance00 wrote:golobulus wrote:o4phish20o wrote:Honestly the real problem with Stout is that he doesn't price himself properly.
Leaves to much meat on the bone for all the dolphins out there.
I agree. These should have been $150 to $200.
Not sure why he doesn't charge those prices. He must know if they were $200 or $300 each they would still all sell out. Plus more people who actually want them will get to buy them and those who were looking to flip would be less. Right?
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Some people never learn to wait.questkid32 wrote:first print i've tried for in well over a year. would love to have gotten one to match my original Avengers. I guess I'll have to pick one up on the secondary when the price settles. lol @ people paying $300+ already on a run of 1100.
Is there a reason he doesn't sign gallery releases? I mean, even the cast edition isn't signed. Who gives a print to Iron Man unsigned???jkw3000 wrote:He tries his best to look out for his fans. It may be to his detriment, it may be taken advantage of by flippers and all that, but it's the reason why he tries to do a lotto instead of a drop, it's why he doesn't do event exclusive stuff as much (at least without an option for people who can't attend things like SDCC), it's why he's given some nice pieces in his archives for charity-based reasons. He's a nice guy.
Most of the time galleries/companies just want the prints shipped directly to them. Sending to the artist for signing then back to the gallery adds another expense and another layer of potential damage. Heck even on his blog he states he doesn't let people send him prints to sign anymore because of potential shipping damage (look at the Durieux PF variant situation, got signed by folks but ended up damaged in transit). Since places like HCG and Mondo aren't exactly places he lives right next to, not like he can just stop on by either.Diabolos80 wrote:Is there a reason he doesn't sign gallery releases? I mean, even the cast edition isn't signed. Who gives a print to Iron Man unsigned???jkw3000 wrote:He tries his best to look out for his fans. It may be to his detriment, it may be taken advantage of by flippers and all that, but it's the reason why he tries to do a lotto instead of a drop, it's why he doesn't do event exclusive stuff as much (at least without an option for people who can't attend things like SDCC), it's why he's given some nice pieces in his archives for charity-based reasons. He's a nice guy.
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