CGC Opens Marko Djurdjevic Private Signing for Comics and Cards

CGC has announced an exclusive private signing with artist Marko Djurdjevic, giving collectors the opportunity to submit both comic books and cards for autographs. Djurdjevic is well known for his Marvel cover work, including Daredevil, X-23, X-Men: First Class, Thunderbolts, Wolverine Origins, Mystic Arcana and Blade, along with all of the 1:25 variants for Ultimate Fallout, including Ultimate Fallout #4 and the first appearance of Miles Morales.

Collectors submitting comics can choose between a standard signature and a remarque. The regular signing costs $160 per item and includes Djurdjevic’s signature, CGC grading and encapsulation with the yellow CGC Signature Series label. CGC estimates a six-week turnaround after the signing, while submissions that also include CGC pressing are estimated at eight weeks and carry an additional $20 pressing fee.

The more elaborate remarque option costs $570 per comic and is limited to Spider-Man or Miles Morales. Collectors can request which of the two characters they would like, although CGC notes that the final subject is at Djurdjevic’s discretion and requests are not guaranteed. The $570 fee also includes his signature, grading and the yellow Signature Series label.

The signing is also open to card collectors. A card signed by Djurdjevic costs $140 and includes the autograph, CGC grading and encapsulation with the yellow Signature Series label. CGC is estimating a six-week turnaround for card submissions following the signing.

Djurdjevic’s connection to Ultimate Fallout could make the event particularly interesting for Miles Morales collectors. CGC specifically points to his work on the complete group of 1:25 Ultimate Fallout variants, including Ultimate Fallout #4. Before his Marvel work, Djurdjevic produced concept art at Massive Black for video game companies and the film industry, and he later founded his own studio, Sixmorevodka, which has worked on League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra and Degenesis.

CGC must receive U.S. submissions for the private signing by September 18, 2026. International submissions have a deadline two weeks earlier to provide additional shipping time. Previously graded CGC books can also be sent in, although CGC charges an additional $5 to remove an already certified book from its holder, and the company warns that there is no guarantee the book will receive the same grade when it goes through certification again.