My First Comics
New Mutants 3
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COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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New Mutants 3
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Grade:
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9.8
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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1186579001
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Owner:
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Tnerb
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Personal Thoughts/Notes:
Golden State Copy purchased from WorldWide Comics
CGC Notations in No Particular Order
"Signed by Bob McLeod on 5/30/13"
"Ties in with Uncanny X-Men #167
Chris Claremont Story
Bob McLeod & Mike Gustovich art
Bob McLeod Cover
9.8 White pages
Published: May, 1983
Released: January 25, 1983
"Nightmare"
Pages 23
Writer: Chris Claremont
Penciller: Bob McLeod
Inker: Mike Gustovich
Colorist: Glynis Wein (Oliver)
Letterer: Tom Orzechowki
Editor: Louise Simonson (Jones)
Editor in Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artist Bob McLeod
Featured Characters:
Karma (Shan "Xi'an" Coy Mann)
Psyche (Danielle Moonstar)
Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)
Sunspot (Roberto DaCosta)
Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclair)
Supporting Characters:
Professor Charles Xavier
Dr. Moira Taggert
Illyana Rasputina
Sean Cassidy
The Brood
Demon Bear (Dream): First Appearance
"Sorry about this kid."
-- Cannonball, as he knocks out Psyche
Original Notes:
I purchased this from World Wide Comics. At first I thought that the Golden State stickers they had across numerous issues was the newest pedigree, and maybe one day they will get a pedigree status, but right now, it is only just from a really good collection. I originally wanted this signed in red. if you look at the beginning of the signature the silver ink has a red tint. This is probably one of the best signatures I had placed on any of my comic books. The silver against the black background is outstanding.
The signature was placed on the dark shadow permeating from Danielle Moonstar. And when I say dark, I don't just mean black, but the sinister emanation seemingly controlling the dagger in her hands. Her team mates in the background already succumbed to whatever transpired in between the pages.
Signed by Bob McLeod on 5/30/13 onsite at Wizard World Philadelphia 2013.
Side Note. The first issue of number three I had purchased was stolen by the USPS.
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