Category: Investment Speculation
It’s time again for the most prestigious prize in all of comics, the Oddball of the Week. And the award goes to…3D Man. WHO IS 3D MAN? From the 1950s all the way into the ‘70s, comic book writers used the space...
X-Men #1 is flying out the door and is one of the top Copper Age comic sellers of the past 10 days. The Copper Age of comics is generally considered to be the twenty years between the mid-1980s and the early 2000s. GoCollect tallies the top-selling book...
Ghost Rider #28 and Thor #1 tied for the Hottest Comics of the week as they each climbed nearly 60 positions thanks to trailers and rumors. Wait. Shouldn’t the Hottest Comics be the ones with the heftiest...
Moon Knight returns to Egypt in the third episode. It starts with the beat of hip pop-Egyptian music during the opening Marvel title credit. Unfortunately, that is when the "hip" left the episode. However, we finally meet the Midnight Man, so that was...
Elon Musk is my favorite superhero. He is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Tony Stark here in our universe. The best part is that he is also a comic book fan. He inspired me to try to apply his investment ability to a comic book investors' desire...
There’s more to Marvel’s take on mythology than just the Asgardians, and Moon Knight has opened the MCU to the gods and goddesses of Ancient Egypt. That could spell investment potential for Marvel’s Ennead.
Hello, and welcome back to our weekly column where we’ll take a look at a few undervalued or overlooked comics from one of each of four comic book eras – Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, and Copper Age – all in an attempt to find value...
Are speculators and investors buying Super Mario Bros #1 as a collectible investment? Further, what returns have we seen from this comic based on video games? Super Mario first appeared in comics in the...
Moon Knight Episode 3, premiering on April 13, featured the debut of a number of Egyptian gods as well as Anton Mogart, otherwise known as the Midnight Man. Did key issues rise or fall? Let’s take a look at how the market reacted to this latest episode....
I use the default 30-day setting for my reports. This eliminates pure speculative picks or abnormalities from the data. However, analyzing the Market Overview Top 100 for Bronze Age comics utilizing the past 10-day setting is a perfect way to see what books may soon appear...
