Category: Comics in Movies & TV
What was once a $900 average comic book just last year, now is $2,000 +/- according to recent sales on GoCollect. As we already know, DC Comics Presents #47 is the 1st appearance of He-Man & Skeletor in comics, Masters of the Universe. What...
A new Marvel show equals new contenders for this week’s Hottest Comics, but a surprising X-Men issue leapt into the top spot. The power of the MCU was felt in two entries on today’s list, but...
Loki helped the Temple of Tuck move into the black this week instead of just treading water. What did I do with my imaginary money? Invest in more Loki, of course. LAST WEEK After the overhaul last round, I started turning a...
As we all know, MCU shows on Disney+ has served as a catalyst for the comic book collecting community. Loki will be no different, and neither will Loki keys. Below are the shakers and, more importantly, the sleepers as they relate to Loki as I see them....
While Adam Warlock's Silver & Bronze Age keys offer potential long-term spec rewards, is there another Warlock we should be looking at now? Buying the Dip May 13th, 2015 was the start of a roller...
Why has ASM #298 fallen out of favor when Venom trailers are hitting YouTube? Does this represent a buying opportunity? Triple keys are usually a solid investment. They provide some security with multiple catalysts for ownership, a wider fanbase, and a greater number of bites at the...
The Get Along Gang and Captain Carrot square off for the title of Oddball of the Week while the return of Onslaught to the Marvel Universe fueled speculation for X-Men #53. Sometimes it pays to dig a little deeper. ...
There is a massive X-Men auction happening over at Heritage with the biggest of signed X-keys ready to break records, including a Giant-Size X-Men #1 9.8 signed by Stan Lee and Len Wein.
It is time for another round of Fantasy Investing. Where did your picks rank this week? THE RECAP One week, I’m on top; the next, I’m cleaning up the scraps. Such is the stock market that we call comic books. Such is fantasy...
The current comic age we are in is known as the "Modern Age". We will dive into the specifics of the Modern Age and pose this one question- Isn't it time for us to be entering a new comic age? Know Your Age! The revolution and history...
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