Someone recently asked me if I would provide a certificate
of authenticity. It wasn't a horrible idea, so I decided to look up more
information about them. Most certificates are only as good as the person who is
issuing the certificates reputation is.
So to let people know, here are some of the things that make
my certificate trustworthy. I learned to read using comic books. My first comic
books were printed when I was only three or four years old. That gives me over
thirty years involved with my hobby.
I began going to conventions in the DFW area starting in
2006. I went to work in 2007 for Lone Star Comics, and managed one of their
eight stores in 2008. Lone Star Comics has eight stores across
Donate $50 and include your address; and I will send you a comic book signed by the artist or writer of that issue. I will include with it a certificate of authenticity that lists the date and location in which the comic book was signed.
We are not currently a nonprofit organization so please be aware of that when making donations, although we do appreciate all of your help and support.
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