Author: Matt Tuck
Were you among the droves of collectors who readied for the “Thor: Ragnarok” hype to boost Thor sales? Did you invest in key Thor comics in preparation of the newfound interest in the characters found in the movie? So far in November, you...
Since Todd McFarlane and Dave Michelinie first introduced us to Venom back in 1988 in “Amazing Spider-Man” #300, the character has generated a massive following. Marvel has attempted various renditions of Venom in his 29 years in comics, but nothing tops the original....
Halloween 2017 is in the history books, but the holiday’s lasting impression can be felt in the comic book community. With people looking for scares during October, Fox obliged with the “New Mutants” trailer having a heavy horror theme. That has resulted in...
I guess you get tired of living in Asgard and fighting giants who are trying to invade Midgard. Eventually, all mythological beings grow bored of staying in their comfort zone and use their magical hammers to fly off into space and have whirlwind...
Since it’s Halloween, it seems appropriate to talk about horror comics. It’s too easy to spend this article covering the likes of modern horror giants like “Spawn,” “The Walking Dead,” “Swamp Thing,” and “Hellboy.” I’m going to focus on the classic horror genre...
Getting the most return on your investments. That’s the bottom line when it comes to buying comics, right? Sure, we’re all fans, but in the end, we want to make profits. With that in mind, we’re going to spotlight some of the dependable...
Trailers, trailers, all around. It seems that every couple of weeks, there’s a new superhero movie trailer being released. If it’s not a trailer for a movie or show, then it’s pictures from the sets that give us our first look at the...
As baseball’s boys of summer stretch their respective seasons into fall, collectors can watch the winners and losers jockeying for position throughout October. When it comes to the comic book market, you almost have to see it as a game similar to baseball. You have your...
The comic book market can be fickle. One mention of a movie or television show, and you get a comic’s sales soaring. Then the movie or show reaches viewers and you end up watching those issues you invested in dropping like cinder blocks in the Mississippi...