How can one tell if a comic book has been pressed?

One way is to look at the edges. If they seem too clean or uniform, it might be trimmed. Also, check for inconsistent page sizes or odd spacing within the panels.

Yes, it can be. But you need to be careful to avoid damaging the signature.

You can check for signs of restoration by closely examining the binding. If it looks too new or has been re-glued, that could be an indication. Also, look for any inconsistencies in the ink or lines of the illustrations.

One way to know is by checking for any obvious signs of touch-ups or enhanced colors. Also, if there's information provided by the publisher or seller about the restoration process, that's a clue.

You can also check the seals or stickers. If they appear broken, tampered with, or not in their original condition, it could indicate that the comic has been opened. Another thing to look for is any signs of the comic itself being handled or showing fingerprints or smudges.

The comic book industry has been around for quite a while, at least a few decades.

I'm not sure exactly, but you might be able to find that info on dedicated fan sites or TV show databases.

The comic book industry has been around for quite a while. It originated in the late 19th century and has continued to evolve and grow since then.

Ryan Reynolds has been in quite a few comic book movies. Off the top of my head, there's 'Deadpool' and its sequel.

Ryan Reynolds has starred in a few comic book movies. The most famous ones are 'Deadpool' and 'Green Lantern'. But the number might change depending on new releases and his future projects in this genre.