CGC Accepting Submissions at Emerald City Comicon

CGC will be accepting submissions for all service levels at Emerald City Comicon at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, Washington, March 30–April 1, 2012. These include Modern*, Economy, Standard, Express and more! Stop by the CGC booth to submit comic books or magazines for regular turnaround. All submissions will be sent to our office in Sarasota, Florida.

• Modern (Comics 1980–present, valued US $200 or less) — $18
• Economy (Comics valued US $300 or less) — $35
• Standard (Comics valued US $1,000 or less) — $60
• Express (Comics valued US $3,000 or less) — $95
• WalkThru (Comics any value) — min $150 max $3,000 3% FMV

Please note we are no longer accepting ReHolder submissions at shows.

This show is packed with exciting artists and guests such as Jim Valentino (What If?, Guardians of the Galaxy), Mike Allred (Madman, I, Zombie, X-Statix), Ed Brubaker (Captain America, The Marvels Project, Criminal, Daredevil), Adi Granov (Iron Man: Extremis), Robert Kirkman (Walking Dead, Invincible, The Infinite), Tony Moore (Walking Dead, Fear Agent, Venom), Agnes Garbowska (Archie: 50 Times An American Icon, Girl Comics, Madman: All-New Giant-Size Super Ginchy Special!) and Marc Silvestri (The Darkness, Witchblade, Magdalena, Tom Judge). Check the convention website for a full list of attending guests.

Come by the show to meet these creators and stars, submit books to CGC and even have a few books witnessed under the prestigious Signature Series designation. Stop by the booth first for details about this program or you can make arrangements in advance on our Chat Boards.

Visit our booth to get answers to any questions about the services offered by CGC. Please remember that CGC does not provide opinions or free evaluations at trade shows.

Collector Society members — You must fill in your Collectors Society number on the submission form. We cannot add this information after your order is submitted.

*Modern tier is for comic books published 1980 to present, valued at $200 or less per book.