Stills are already being slabbed, though considering the ease with which 
quality copies have been passed off as originals for many years (who remembers 
the joker in the late 60s/early 70s who used to brown the copy stills in an 
oven to makë them looked "aged") then who knows how many Dodgy Bros stills are 
slabbed and passing around.

I suspect anything up to a 22x28 would be pretty easy to do once the slab molds 
are made. 

That gives you midget trade ads, WCs, regular WCs, jumbo LCs, LCs and a variety 
of non-US sizes that could be accommodated. 

Bruce  outlined all the reasons why slabbing sucks. I'll add another. Just as 
comics were created to be read and enjoyed, so advertising material was created 
to be looked at and enjoyed.

Phil
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: allen day 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:13 PM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] slabbing posters


        Howdy y'all,


        Regarding poster slabbing:


        It will NOT occur due to large sizes and costs thereof.


        It will NOT occur due to the minimal amount of early material.


        It will NOT occur due to logistical nightmares for grading / storage / 
transportation, etc...


        I can continue, but you get my drift, n'est-ce-pas?


        To recap ... it ain't gonna happen.


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