Author: Don
Don spent much of his youth reading Chris Claremont's run on The Uncanny X-Men titles and Amazing Spider-Man comics at Fat Jack's Comic Crypt in North Philly. Three decades later, he's returned to the hobby and is enjoying catching up on all of the great stories that he's missed. He's still looking for his own copy of Hulk 181. Please discuss comics with him @don_comics on Twitter and @don.comix.5 on Facebook.
Have you ever wondered which collectible categories reign supreme across the collecting universe as a whole?
Happy Holidays, comic book community!
Lost in the shuffle after the $9.12 million dollar record-shattering sale of the CGC 9.0. copy of Superman #1, were two comic book-related items also breaking the $1 million dollar barrier.
As the saying goes, records are meant to be broken -- and boy, how the mighty have been falling during the past few days!
New York Comic Con (NYCC) 2025 revealed a slew of new information about some of our favorite comic book characters including two Avengers who debuted in the Silver Age: Wonder Man and the Vision.
After several years of a bear market for collectibles, are investors taking profits from the their stock portfolios and re-investing them into collectibles?
Do you think this major Silver Age key has overcorrected? Has it hit bottom yet?
With Halloween about a month away, Disney recently dropped four episodes of Marvel Zombies, the sixteenth TV series set in the MCU, on Disney+.
How much do you think the original cover art for Batman #423 will sell for? Let us know what you think in the comments section below!
This sale currently sits at the top of GoCollect's Video Games Chartbusters list and is the highest publicly recorded video game sale during the past year.
