Category: Comics in Movies & TV
Amateur investors chase the shiny balls. They buy shares when a comic is hot (i.e., a character making their debut on Disney+ or on the big screen) and peaking in value. More experienced investors wait until the FOMO recedes, allow other books to capture the market's attention,...
Ahead of the Book of Boba Fett, Disney+ dropped the full season of the anime-inspired Star Wars: Visions, and the series should have you watching those Star Wars mangas. STAR WARS WITH AN ANIME TWIST
Shadecraft and King Spawn were getting the love from buyers this week, but never count out the subject of so many Marvel rumors, Submariner. Here's a look at this week's comic trends and oddballs! The
With Marvel Studios looking to restart the X-Men franchise, one group of villains from the rogues gallery that never got the respect they deserved were the Hellfire Club. Despite an okay appearance in X-Men: First Class, the...
After Venom: Let There Be Carnage’s massive opening weekend, it seems as if the movies (at least in the United States) are well and truly back, and boy does that feel good to write. With Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures committed...
A great group of characters that Marvel and Kevin Feige have been subtly setting up since Avengers: Endgame is a little group called the Young Avengers. With these characters looking to become a mainstay soon, I am...
Those Teen Titans keys are hitting record numbers in 2021 as the Titans streaming series rolls through its third season. With all the Marvel and Disney+ series dominating the headlines in 2021, it’s easy to forget...
There was no hotter property than the Sinister Six this week, and the villains for Spider-Man: No Way Home stole the show in this week’s Hottest Comics rankings. Let's take a look at the biggest movers and shakers of the week....
The Guardians of the Multiverse have assembled in What If…? Episode #9, and it has triggered sales for a couple of Gamora keys. SPOILER AHEAD. The final episode of What If…?’s inaugural season is upon...
This month, the top five Bronze Age comics (in terms of sales volume) range in scope from the martial arts to a merciless vigilante. What are the relative return trends of these top comic books? Is there any commonality and why are some of these...
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