Category: Comic Collecting 101
Just when it seemed like CGC had solidified its near monopoly on the comic book grading business, another grading giant has announced plans to enter the fray: PSA.
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.
GoCollect has a great team who take a bunch of sales numbers to create a perfect snapshot of the comic book market. The Writing teams' job is to put those numbers in the proper context. This step is necessary to place those numbers in a proper perspective. Here is what we found.
Many times professional lives blend in with one's hobby. Attorneys experience this all the time. The following are some ways that a career in law has intersected issues encountered during decades spent in the hobby.
This article explains Marvel’s FULL-ON SHIFT into digital comic collecting & ownership, what this new change means, and how the digital comic collecting space relates to, and enhances our traditional, physical collections
It's been a year since Part 1, which means all the Disney-Marvel variant covers have been released, and Mickey Mouse is in the public domain.
Collectors buy what they like. Investors purchase what will make them money. Neither wants to overpay.
With all the Wolverine hype and with GoCollect starting to track foreign comic sales, what better time for the return of the Completionist Collectors’ series?
Like an ‘80s fashion trend, the Hottest Comics always come back around.
James Gunn posted on Threads a few days ago that the Man of Steel recently celebrated his birthday on February 29th!