Author: Don
The Last of Us is one of several video game franchises that have made a successful leap to the comic book collecting market. In fact, Dark Horse Comics actually released The Last of Us: American Dreams #1 two months prior to the launch of the video game in 2013.
Below are the top five Pokémon cards that sold for the highest prices during the month of March 2025. Let’s take a deep dive to determine what these sales tell us about the state of the Pokémon TCG market today.
For the month of March 2025, in addition to seeing some familiar faces like X-Men #1 and Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #8, we continue to see an appetite among collectors for multiversal variants of Wolverine and Batman.
As a kid who grew up in the 1980s, I LOVED Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends, an animated TV show that ran from 1981-1983. Most importantly, for me, the show introduced me to the X-Men in season 1, episodes 6: A Firestar is Born.
Although only three episodes have been released, it looks like Marvel has a hit on its hands with Daredevil: Born Again. And we know from the show's trailers that Frank Castle -- aka the Punisher -- will also be reappearing in the show.
Before we start speculating how much it might sell for, let's take a closer look at this truly one-of-a-kind item that is currently being auctioned by Heritage Auctions.
Welcome to the Hottest Pokémon cards of the month blog! Using sales data from eBay, GoCollect ranks the hottest Pokémon cards from anywhere from 10 days to a full year. It's important to note that the Hottest Pokémon index isn't based on how much a card sold for, but the actual number of cards...
As someone who grew up reading comics in the mid-1980s and early 1990s, the writing and artwork of Walt Simonson holds a special place in my heart. With his use of sharp, jagged lines, Simonson's frenetic and angular artwork is instantly recognizable.
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.
About 10 months ago, I blogged about the State of the Market in 2024. At that time, I asked "have we hit bottom?" Nearly a year later, the answer to my question is clearly "no."
