Ep 4. Wilde Card

In this episode of Pawn Stars, the team at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop gets a surprise visit from none other than legendary comic book artist, Rob Liefeld.

Liefeld brings in a hand-drawn sketch of his famous character, Deadpool, which he created when he was just 19 years old. The team is excited to see such a rare piece of comic book history, but they're hesitant to make an offer without first having it authenticated. They call in an expert to verify the sketch's authenticity and determine its worth.

Meanwhile, another customer brings in a collection of antique Wildey firearms. The Wildey is a highly sought-after gun, originally designed for hunting big game. The collection includes pistols, rifles, and a rare Wildey shotgun. The team is eager to add these guns to their collection, but they'll need to negotiate a fair price with the seller.

Later, a woman visits the shop with an unusual piece of jewelry. She inherited a necklace from her grandmother that features a tiny working music box, complete with a hand-crank and tiny cylinder with pins that play a tune. The necklace is in good condition, but the team is unsure of its value. They bring in an expert appraiser to get a better sense of its worth.

Finally, Rick gets a laugh when a customer brings in a vintage Whoopie Cushion from the 1950s. The Whoopie Cushion is a classic gag gift that's been around for decades, and this one is still in its original packaging. The team is impressed with the cushion's pristine condition, but they'll need to determine how much it's worth before making an offer.

Overall, this episode of Pawn Stars offers a great mix of interesting items and historical artifacts. The team faces some tough questions as they negotiate prices and determine the value of the items they purchase. Fans of the show will enjoy seeing some familiar faces, as well as learning more about the world of comic book collectibles and antique firearms.