Author: Matt Tuck
When I bought my copy of New Mutants #98, I thought I was holding at least $300 in my hands. Here I had the first appearance of Deadpool with a new movie on the horizon. I was sure I could sell this...
Pending approval from stockholders and the U.S. government, it’s done: Fox has sold out to Disney. As every fanboy knows, that implies that the X-Men and the Fantastic Four will eventually become part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That means that starting now,...
Thanos and the X-Men are dominating December sales on eBay thanks to movie trailers and a rumored corporate deal in the works. THANOS Ever since the Infinity War trailer dropped, Thanos has become the most popular character in the Marvel Universe. Of course,...
Fans and critics might be divided over the Justice League movie, but there’s no arguing that it has been an epic box office flop, so much so that it’s put the DC Extended Universe in jeopardy. However, that doesn’t mean Warner Brothers is...
Time to stock up on those silver age X-Men and Fantastic Four keys because the mutants and the first family could be on their way into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Not that it’s been a secret, but for the past month, rumors have...
Finally! After waiting for five years - ever since we got our first glimpse of Thanos in 2012’s Avengers movie - fans have been waiting to see the Mad TItan enter the fray. We were treated to an impressive cameo in Guardians of...
The Justice League movie may have created a divisive fan base, but Aquaman is still on track for its 2018 release, and you’ll want to start piecing together your Aquaman keys as the excitement builds. For a character that’s been around since 1941,...
The villains/anti-heroes are envogue these days. First there was the Deadpool movie, then we got Suicide Squad (as terrible as it was) followed by the first set photos of Tom Hardy on the set of the Venom solo movie. Now it’s time to...
It all started back in 1986 Three decades ago, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s defining take on anti-heroes amidst the threat of nuclear war rewrote the rules for superhero comics. Published under DC’s Vertigo label, until now, the Watchmen have existed outside the...
After over a year of preparation, the DC clock is chiming, and Alan Moore’s Watchmen are entering the fray. Just in time for Thanksgiving, “Doomsday Clock” #1 hit the comic shops, and it has lit up the new comics sales market. The tricky...
