Author: Don

by Don | May 23, 2025

While flipping through some X-Men-related collections, I came across what must be one of the greatest X-Men runs ever assembled: the Baker X-Men #1 through #544 + Variants collection.

by Don | May 20, 2025

While Guy Gardner's first appearance in Green Lantern #59 is already a major Silver Age key, the first appearances of Lord, Saunders' Hawkgirl (the second Hawkgirl), and Holt's Mr. Terrific will most likely receive renewed attention because of Superman.

by Don | May 14, 2025

Let's take a closer look at these three books and ask a question for each of them: has sales volume translated into higher sales values?

by Don | May 9, 2025

In our continuing search for a market bottom, there is emerging data that suggests we may be close or at the bottom now and just don't know it yet.

by Don | May 7, 2025

For the month of April 2025, there are six issues that are either related to the Venom symbiote and/or Todd McFarlane in the Top 10. As we've seen over the past year, McFarlane is clearly king among most collectors who use CGC's grading services.

by Don | May 2, 2025

With Avengers: Doomsday now in production, and set for release on May 1st, 2026, all eyes are squarely focused on one actor and character: Robert Downey's Doctor Doom. 

by Don | April 29, 2025

Would you buy Invincible #1 at current price points? Or do you think values will go back down in six months once hype about the show is over?

by Don | April 24, 2025

Over the past year, the Index is up nearly 5% or 232 points, and the majority of those additional points have come mostly from two Batman issues: Detective Comics #38, and Detective Comics #31.

by Don | April 23, 2025

When you review Pokémon cards sales volume over the past 10, 30, 60, 90, 180, and 365 days, one card clearly reigns supreme: Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat or the Van Gogh Pikachu.

by Don | April 16, 2025

Let's take a closer look at recent chart-busting sales for video games -- including several big sales from Heritage Auctions in late February -- and see what they say about the state of the video game collecting market today.