Rarest COMIC BOOK Restoration Ever! 1940 Wonderworld 9 Gets New Life Part 3

[@DrPaulKosnik]

Incredible job my friend! Looking forward to seeing the result from CGC!

[@FlyingLComics]

Thank you Dr Paul, I'm looking forward to seeing it too!

[@dalefutrelle1441]

The is the work of a sorcerer! Good Job.

[@mauricedevereaux6573]

Amazing work! Kudos!...:)

[@FlyingLComics]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@peteralachi3888]

Boom! What an amazing work, Captain. The book looks brand new, a testament to your skills, Larry. Look forward to the grade!

[@FlyingLComics]

Thank you professor! Appreciate it, I'll let you know how it does!

[@micpar2]

Great job Captain Larry looks beautiful. How do you determine how long to soak the cover/wraps? I'd be afraid of doing more damage then good by soaking wraps/covers too long. I hope you get a 4.0 at least.

[@FlyingLComics]

Once the wrap goes into liquid, if it starts giving up ink, it will do so within the first few minutes that’s a sign that there’s no more sizing left in the paper, which is what retains the ink. As a rule of thumb for myself, I will agitate it for a few minutes and watch for color change, for anything that’s not brownish tan, but never more than five minutes each bath and never more than three bathes for a wrap.

[@jayhays8267]

GREAT job! What would you charge someone for you to do this type of service for them?

[@FlyingLComics]

Sorry for the slow reply. I actually don’t do work for others. Currently I have a lot of backlog of my own personal items. What I do is actually teach people how to do it themselves.

[@ArchivistAdrift]

Wow! You brought this thing back to life! Amazing.

[@FlyingLComics]

I’m happy how it came out 😊