Author: Don
About a week ago, I blogged about taking a deep dive into GoCollect’s new Big Spenders Club CPI. I wrote about what my own personal CPI for a Big Spenders Index might look like. Today, I’m taking a deep dive into GoCollect’s CPI for the Golden Age.
San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) is when Kevin Feige and team traditionally provide big updates about the future of the MCU. Due to the actors and writers strike last summer, however, fans were deprived of their annual MCU fix. Since Marvel has been keeping their powder dry for nearly two years, you can bet that...
One of the most fun aspects about GoCollect's new Collectible Price Index (CPI) is debating which books should be contained in each of the indexes. Let's take a look at the 34 books that make up the Big Spenders index currently and discuss which books should (and perhaps shouldn't) make the cut.
The monthly Top 10 CGC Submissions is a curated list of comics and magazines that have been moving up CGC's grading lists. CGCData.com pulls the data straight from CGC over the past 30 days.
We are witnessing history, folks. Shohei Ohtani is not only widely recognized as the best player in baseball, but he may be one of the best of all-time. And it's not only the media who recognizes him as one of the best; his peers also view him as the best as well.
We all have books that we own that are virtually worthless to the broader market, but maintain a lot of personal value for sentimental reasons. Uncanny X-Men #215 is one of those books for me.
While most comic book fans are focused on James Gunn's 2025 reboot of Superman and the launch of the DC Universe (DCU), many do not realize that a little known animated TV show called Creature Commandos will serve as the first installment of Gunn's DCU.
With the launch of GoCollect's new tool, the Collectible Price Index (CPI), we now have an easy way to view the trends of the broader comic book market in a way that more closely resembles the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Not too long ago, Bryce Harper was considered to be one of the most overrated players in baseball. Not anymore. After winning his second MVP award in 2021 and demonstrating how he well he performs under pressure during the past two postseasons, Bryce's stock has never been higher.
Among all MCU movies, there are few that have had more production problems than Blade. Throughout all of this production turmoil, how has the first appearance of Blade in Tomb of Dracula #10 fared in the market?
