Ordering Original Art
Please confirm availability of a piece before paying. Email is the best way to reach us - heroescomicbooks@gmail.com.
Payment
We accept personal checks (on US banks), money orders, and paypal (to heroescomics@aol.com). Please wait for an invoice before paying!!
Shipping and Insurance
Shipping is generally $13 for strips and modern art pages and $20 for large art pages, but shipping charges vary with the size of the piece so if it's not stated with the description of the piece, please ask! Shipping includes delivery confirmation, but not insurance. We ship international orders by Global Express mail, which provides a tracking number. The cost is usually $45 for dailies and modern comic book art, and $60 for Sundays. We can accept payment from international customers in US dollars by international money order and paypal. We do not insure international shipments. Customs documents will reflect the purchase price of the art.
If desired, insurance is charged at the exact current postal service rate. Please note that Heroes buys insurance on your behalf. We do NOT personally insure the shipment. If the item is lost or damaged, Heroes will do all we can in terms of working with the post office, providing information, filing paperwork, etc. so that you can recover your loss. However, you are the party bearing the risk, and we do not refund your payment then collect the insurance. We will do what we can to help you collect the insurance.
Returns
Before buying, please ask questions and study the scans for issues of concern to you. Any piece can be returned for any reason within 7 days, and Heroes will refund 90% of the price. Shipping and insurance are not refunded. If the description and scans of a piece have significant errors, the piece can be returned within 7 days for a full refund including shipping and insurance. Please note that we do not always note all aspects of condition in the text description of the piece, nor do we always note things such as panels taped up from the back, use of zip, or other common practices of creating original comic art. We don't consider these kinds of things to be condition issues, and these kinds of omissions do not qualify as significant errors in the description.