It really depends. If the bag is specifically designed to protect against acid, then it might mitigate the damage. However, if it's a regular bag, the acid could still pose a threat to the comic's condition.
In some cases, the acid in the box might not be a huge issue if the comic is bagged with a high-quality, acid-resistant material. But generally, acid is something to be cautious about as it can gradually deteriorate the comic over time.
It could matter. Acid can potentially damage the comic even if it's bagged, depending on the type and amount of acid and the quality of the bag.
Yes, CGC can grade an unopened bagged comic if it meets their specific criteria and requirements for grading.
The key to bagging comic bagged boarded is to use a high-quality bag and handle the comic with care. Place it in the bag smoothly, making sure there's enough space for it to breathe and not get crushed. Additionally, store the bagged comic in a dry and safe place.
It can matter. Sometimes the back of a comic has additional info, like author notes or sneak peeks of future issues.
It depends on the size of the comics and how they're bagged and boarded. Usually, you can fit around 150 to 200 standard-sized comics.
Yes, it does matter. The grader's background, expertise, and personal biases can all play a role in how they evaluate the comic. For example, a grader with a particular genre preference might be harsher or more lenient depending on the comic's genre.
Yes, it can. A longer chapter might give more depth to the story and characters, but it could also feel overwhelming. Shorter chapters might be more digestible but could lack detail.
Yes, BCW comic bags are typically acid free to protect your comics from damage.
In theory, acids can be neutralized, but with comic books, it's tricky. The paper and ink used might react differently, and special treatments would be needed based on the specific acid and the comic's condition.
In general, bed bug heat treatment shouldn't damage bagged comics. The treatment is focused on eliminating the bugs and is usually controlled to minimize damage to non-target items. However, it's possible that extreme heat or improper application could have some negative impact.
It can matter. Some Comic Cons have specific themes or rules for cosplay, and certain cosplays might get more attention or fit the event's atmosphere better.