If you just Search comic book backings all the options will come up. The silver ones I mentioned are not silver in color. That's just a variety. I am really pleased with the look and the process. Enjoy. :0
There were no size options on this product and they came from Hobbies Depot...very fast shipping and free.

Thank you!

so are they thick enough? do they bend/bow?

I am on my 4th package of comic boards. If you have larger yardages, ULine has a great size (8 1/2 x 11) of foam board availabe for 70 cents each that really work well and make good bracers on the shelves as well. I need to order more Ulines.

OK, now this price sounds better. Someone yesterday said she purchased them 10 for 100 and she had at least a few shelves full. I had been thinking to myself that with my stash (I call it a stash) the boards would cost more than the fabrics. I was thinking I must really be poor because I not only can't afford a stash like alot on here have but also can't afford the boards to put it on. Now for this price I could so see it. Thank you; I feel much better now.

I just searched online and found this place to order the comic boards from and they have a store about 30 miles from my house. I am searching and finding and storing links here for all of us to enjoy.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/blogs/p...ing-b9366.html

quiltlady, I'm waiting for mine to arrive. anyday now.

There was a whole thread of many, many pages about this a few weeks ago. Don't know how you missed it. Do a search and you will find all the info you could ever want to know about comic book boards.

I went to the comic store in Green Bay, WI. and checked out the backings and they were way to thin to hold up the fabric. I don't know what the other backings look like, but I didn't buy those for sure..