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I think it's good. Phil signed those books relatively recently, and that's how he signed them. However, they can be purchased direct from Grant for $75: LINK

I've seen better, and I've seen worse. I get annoyed when condition is described "as new" but then little care is taken to ensure that it arrives that way in the mail.

Brennan2984's account is still active on ebay, but he hasn't sold anything since last summer.

He also has 49 copies available.

I have no opinion either signature, but I think that's a funny bit of logic. If I was going to fake a signature, I would take a recent one believed to be authentic and copy it as closely as possible.

My (current) favorite BS listing is "Complete Dark Tower Series Stephen King Donald M Grant Artist Signed 1st edns" I suppose it's not the seller's fault that there isn't enough to write "Artist...

The other one isn't named John, and lives in New Hampshire.

I'm quite proud of my self-restraint; I take pleasure in finding good deals and then resisting the urge to capitalize on them myself.

The same seller has a limited copy of "Dark Dreamers" for $125 (LINK), but says "During our looking through the book we could not identify the Number or any Signatures in this copy, although it is...

It's funny, my first thought is that the blotch at the end of Stephen would be a sign of hesitation, which would be an indicator of a forgery (someone making sure that the next stroke of the pen was...

That's the kind of nonsense I was talking about up thread, but I couldn't find a current blatant example that was still on eBay. Nice sleuthing.

You can easily get lost in his purchase and selling history. It's amazing how often he will buy an unsigned copy of a book one month and then sell a signed copy of the same book the next month. ...

I'm inclined to think that the mouse remarque is also a fake. It seems like it was drawn with a very heavy hand.

Well, he is one lucky feller, that's for sure. Not only did he win the "Dark Scores Stories" giveaway on SK.com, but he also randomly found a signed book in a bookstore? I'm not saying it didn't...

The picture definitely shows the signed edition. Keep your fingers crossed but don't get your hopes up.

My favorite part is the second "certificate of authenticity" that says, "This letter of authenticity represents that John Stephens wore the #43 jersey with the Pawtucket Red Sox during the 2004...

By zooming in on the image, I was able to convince myself that there were two different pens used (slightly different colors). The first wrote the letters "TT", and the second scratched those...

It's funny that his name is misspelled (in one place or the other).

If I recall correctly, "Sue" lives in Bangor, Maine and she was down on her luck so Stephen King signed a bunch of books (hundreds, apparently) to help her out.

Yes, I would recommend staying away from the seller too. He seems to be able to acquire a steady stream of autographs that he is somehow able to sell at very low prices.

He has purchased from me...