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Permalink Reply by CEE GEE on August 4, 2011 at 5:40pm

With out a doubt a sharpie or any other marker would not be ideal for that...iam not sure what ink would be best but I personally would use a ball point pen...one other suggestion I can give you is lamenting the paper and then get it signed with a sharpie as I have done in the past which in my experience worked quite well...I will post the pics of those lamented items tomorrow...I hope this helps...good luck

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Permalink Reply by Rich on August 4, 2011 at 7:02pm

Thanks!  

 

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Permalink Reply by CEE GEE on August 5, 2011 at 4:36am

this may be your best bet...it worked really well for me....here are 2 of my newspaper clippings i had gotten laminated...the first clipping is from 2001of Miguel Batista signed with a sharpie also you can see in both picture the paper never turned yellow...the second is Bill Selby signed in 2002....both autos are very clean and still as sharp as they were when I got them...  

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Permalink Reply by 2ro69jm8dyt5i on August 10, 2011 at 4:23pm

Sharpie is a bad idea on such thin paper.

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Permalink Reply by Stephen Duncan on August 4, 2011 at 7:28pm

I got Eddie VanHalen once to sign a newspaper at the Guitar Center in Hollywood.  It was a previous article and I had brought it for him to sign.  It looks like CRUD!!  I have never again fooled around with newspapers..........

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Permalink Reply by Rich on August 4, 2011 at 7:32pm

LOL.  That's what I was starting to think.  I was going to get Christopher Lloyd to sign a prop replica newspaper from BTTF Part II, but I'm starting to lean toward Gray's Sports Almanac :)

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Permalink Reply by Stephen Duncan on August 4, 2011 at 7:34pm

Hey, when all else fails, go for it.  The one thing I never ever got signed nor had any intention, was paper money.

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Permalink Reply by Rich on August 4, 2011 at 7:36pm

Maybe a paint pen of some sort . . . the problem with sharpie is that is bleeds, while ball point looks less than stellar.  I suppose I can always test a few on old newspapers to see if I should even bother . . .

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Permalink Reply by CEE GEE on August 5, 2011 at 4:46am

Theres also a wide variety of Christopher Lloyd 8x10 color and black and white photos on ebay....that also may be your best bet if there's still time between now and the signing.....they have may images of back to the future stills on there as well as other photos of his career

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Permalink Reply by Rich on August 5, 2011 at 5:55am

Yep, they'll have tons of those at the Comic Con.  I found a prop replica "Emmett Brown Committed" newspaper from BTTF II, and I thought it might be a fun thing to get signed.  Almost seems like it isn't worth it though.

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Permalink Reply by CEE GEE on August 5, 2011 at 8:05am

now that would be a sweet peace....big fan of Lloyd and the BTTF series...

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Permalink Reply by Rich on August 5, 2011 at 8:27am

Same here.  At $30, I plan on getting at least a couple things signed.  The BTTF has huge sentimental value to me, and Lloyd has always been among my favorite actors.

 

At worst, he'll have tons of photos at his table, and it's a Comic Con - so many of the vendors will have their own photos and BTTF memoribilia.

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