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Star Trek #500 (2024, IDW Comics, Ryan Kincaid Cover, Signed with COA)Ryan Kincaids Stellar Art: The cover is a Kincaid masterpiece, bursting with Star Trek vibesthink captains, crews, and cosmic chaos in a style thats bolder than Kirk flirting with an Orion. Signed by the man himself with a Certificate of Authenticity, its like getting a personal high five from the artist. Milestone Madness: IDWs 500th Star Trek comic is a jumbo anthology with seven short stories, zipping from Lower Decks to Strange New Worlds and
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Ryan Kincaid’s Stellar Art: The cover is a Kincaid masterpiece, bursting with Star Trek vibes—think captains, crews, and cosmic chaos in a style that’s bolder than Kirk flirting with an Orion. Signed by the man himself with a Certificate of Authenticity, it’s like getting a personal high-five from the artist.
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Milestone Madness: IDW’s 500th Star Trek comic is a jumbo anthology with seven short stories, zipping from Lower Decks to Strange New Worlds and everywhere in between. It’s a love letter to every era of Trek, plus a sneaky teaser for a 2025 crossover event that’ll shake the cosmos like a Romulan ale bender.
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Signed Swagger: That Kincaid autograph isn’t just ink—it’s a seal of authenticity that says, “You’re the coolest collector this side of the Neutral Zone.” The COA backs it up, so you know it’s legit, not some Ferengi knockoff.
Key Character Appearances (Who’s Beaming In?)
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Tribble Trouble: Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum retell “The Trouble with Tribbles” from a fuzzy critter’s POV. Spoiler: they’re hungrier for love than Scotty is for whisky.
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La’an’s Heart-to-Heart: Jody Houser’s Strange New Worlds tale has La’an Noonien-Singh wrestling with alternate-timeline feels while chatting up Sam Kirk. It’s emo, but with phasers.
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Burnham’s Mentorship Moment: Stephanie Williams gives us Discovery’s Michael Burnham guiding a kid through fears, proving she’s captain material even on a bad hair day.
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Lower Decks Shenanigans: Magdalene Visaggio’s story has Rutherford and Tendi buying sketchy tech from a Ferengi. It’s Lower Decks chaos—think less “heroics,” more “whoops, we broke the ship.”
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Q Junior’s Sniffles: Morgan Hampton’s TNG-ish tale has Q’s kiddo catching feels (and a cold) while geeking out over comics. Meta? You bet.
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Data vs. Lore: Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Christopher Cantwell set up 2025’s Lore War #1 with Data scrambling to stop his evil bro from redecorating reality. It’s sibling rivalry, galactic style.
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Sisko’s Crew and More: Expect cameos from DS9’s Benjamin Sisko, Defiant’s Worf, and a roster of Trek icons across the eras. It’s like a Starfleet reunion, minus the awkward small talk.
Current Value: What’s It Worth in 2025?
As of April 2025, this signed Kincaid variant is a hot commodity:
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Ungraded, Signed with COA: eBay and comic shop sales show these moving for $50–$100, depending on condition (near-mint 9.2+ preferred). The signature and COA bump it up over standard covers, which go for $10–$20.
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Graded Copies: CGC 9.6–9.8 slabs with verified signatures can hit $150–$300, especially since Kincaid’s Trek covers are fan-faves. Limited supply keeps prices climbing.
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Market Buzz: The Kincaid variant’s exclusivity (exact print run’s murky, but it’s not mass-produced) and that shiny COA make it a standout. Collectors are snatching these faster than Tribbles multiply.
Expected Value: Will It Soar Like a Starship or Drift Like Space Debris?
Let’s peek into the wormhole of future value:
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Steady Trek Love: Star Trek comics have a diehard fanbase, and IDW’s 500th issue is a milestone that screams “collect me!” The signed Kincaid cover adds cachet, so expect 10–15% annual growth for high-grade copies, assuming no market crashes.
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2025 Crossover Hype: The issue’s prelude to the Star Trek/Defiant crossover (tying to Nemesis and Picard) could spike interest if the event lands big. A Lore War Netflix tie-in? Dreamy, but unlikely—still, buzz could push values to $80–$120 ungraded or $200–$400 graded by 2027.
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Kincaid’s Star Power: Ryan Kincaid’s covers (think Vampirella, G.I. Joe) are collector catnip. His Trek work is less common, so this signed variant could outpace standard issues, especially if he does fewer cons.
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Trek’s 60th Anniversary: 2026 marks Star Trek’s big 6-0. If Paramount drops new shows, merch, or DS9 remasters, nostalgia could nudge this comic’s value up, like a photon torpedo to the bank account.
Best Guess: In 2–3 years, expect $100–$150 ungraded or $300–$500 graded for a 9.8, assuming Trek stays hot and Kincaid’s rep grows. Worst case, it’s still a gorgeous keepsake.
Why Buy This Comic?
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Signature Status: A Kincaid-signed copy with COA is like owning a piece of Trek history with a personal touch. Frame it, flaunt it, or just stare at it lovingly.
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Anthology Awesomeness: Seven stories covering every Trek flavor mean there’s something for everyone—whether you’re a TOS purist or a Lower Decks stan. It’s a buffet of sci-fi goodness.
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Investment with Heart: Sure, it might make you some latinum, but it’s also a joy to read. From Tribble psychology to Data’s existential crisis, it’s Trek at its funniest and deepest.
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Convo Starter: Whip this out at a con, and you’ll have collectors begging for your secret sauce. “Oh, this old signed Kincaid #500?” casual hair flip
Beam It Up Before It’s Gone!
This Star Trek #500 Ryan Kincaid Cover, Signed with COA is your chance to own a slice of IDW’s epic Trek legacy. It’s got stories that’ll make you laugh, cry, and yell “Make it so!”—plus a signature that’s basically a fist-bump from the final frontier. Grab it now for $75 (or best offer) before it warps to someone else’s collection or gets assimilated by a Borg cube!
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★★★★★ 5
Best money for a dog toy I've spent in a long time
Color: Blue
This interactive ball is small but packs a lot of fun and playtime for my dog's they go crazy every time we bring it out and turn it on, it lights up has several modes vibrates they love it will be purchasing amount for certain
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Fun, engaging dog toy that keeps pets entertained, but battery life could be better
Color: Blue
I’ve been using the ITEHZTO Interactive Dog Ball Automatic Dog Toy for my dog, and overall it’s been a great way to keep him active and engaged, especially when I’m busy or not able to play fetch. The different play modes are a nice feature, and the unpredictable movement really grabs his attention. It does a good job of encouraging exercise and mental stimulation.
The USB-C charging is convenient, and I appreciate not having to mess with batteries. The size is also good for small to medium dogs, and it feels durable enough to handle regular play.
The reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that the battery life doesn’t last as long as I expected, especially when using the more active modes. Also, on harder flooring it can be a bit noisy as it bounces around.
Overall, it’s a fun and useful interactive toy that my dog genuinely enjoys. With slightly longer battery life and quieter operation, it would easily be a 5-star product.
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★★★★★ 5
Great stimulation for a 'busy' pup
Color: Blue, Color: Blue
I’ll admit I was a little skeptical since my German Shepherd is well over the recommended weight limit for this ball, but it’s been a huge hit. Even though it’s technically for smaller breeds, it has held up remarkably well so far. I’ve mostly kept it on the gentle mode, and that’s more than enough to grab her attention and keep her occupied for quite a while. The design is actually much tougher than the warnings suggest; the two halves screw together so securely that she hasn't been able to pry it open, which is impressive for a tough chewer. It’s been a great way to keep her mentally engaged indoors without worrying about the toy falling apart immediately.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Recommended for Small, Mellower Dogs, not the destructive, chewy kind
Color: Blue, Color: Blue
My dog loved this ball, maybe a little too much. He attacked it like it was a wild animal and left teeth marks and tears in the outer plastic. I decided to give it to my cats instead, who initially were very intrigued by it. The buff kitty even chirped to see it. He would roll around with it as it vibrated and hopped, but after a while he wasn’t that interested. I think I can get them to play with it if I don’t use it with them every day, maybe wait a few weeks between playtimes. Perhaps it is a little too large for cats. My dog, who is less than 30 lbs., might be too big for it, or maybe just his mouth is, or maybe because he’s a Boston Terrier and he always feels like it’s his duty to destroy all toys (all my Bostons were like that). But I don’t think I will let him have it again. Maybe a toy breed or puppy might be more of the appropriate size for this ball. Or someone who isn’t as destructive.
The instructions are almost unreadable because the text is so small. I couldn’t understand what I was supposed to do with the “installation process.” I did figure out how to turn it on and off by myself, however. There are four modes when it is on: gentle, normal, active, and lighting only (no vibration).
As a human, it is a fun thing to watch, even if it is just for the light show.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Picky dog approved!
Color: S6-muti-color, Color: S6-muti-color
I have wasted so much money on dog balls that they won't even pick up! They finally were obsessed with the Kong rubber green/blue or red/blue ones, but they're $3+. each, and they break from the dogs squishing it. I honestly had zero expectations on these, and they BOTH picked them up on the first throw! That's huge!!
Seem to work fine in the ChuckIt.
As for the squeaker, at first I was like "Oh nooooo." when they both loudly started! Much to my (and my neighbors') happiness, the squeakers stopped working after a couple minutes. 🤣
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