Category: Investment Speculation

by ARIELLAZO | January 8, 2020

I'm here to bring you a small list of comics whose names can only be heard whispered in the back alley of comic shops. These are the comics that require you to wear gloves because they are just so filthy. Okay so you don't need...

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by James Jou | January 7, 2020

Atlantis and vampires in the MCU. This theory is a bit of a speculation doozy, but it makes a lot of sense. Much of the rumors surrounding Dr. Strange 2 and Black Panther 2 have been focused on Namor, but what if it was another Atlantean?...

by Norman Robinson | January 6, 2020

The devil has many names Beelzebub, Mephistopheles, Satan. Marvel has coined their own name for the devil: Mephisto. Mephisto has a long and sordid career in Marvel. He has challenged almost every one of the original teams: Avengers, the Defenders, even the FF. Mephisto has even...

by Matt Tuck | January 6, 2020

Have you have been on the fence about Marvel Spotlight #2 and Tomb of Dracula #1? It's time to get moving because these issues have the potential for significant gains in 2020 thanks to...

by Blaise Tassone | January 5, 2020

We all know that first issues have a kind of appeal and prestige that later numbers in a comic’s run do not. There’s something special about seeing a number...

by Matt Tuck | January 4, 2020

The year has wrapped up, and Batman and Spawn helped DC and Image beat Marvel for the best-selling comics of 2019. Based on Diamond Distributor's preorders and units sold throughout the year, DC and Image held on to the top two spots, but Marvel had the last laugh by taking seven...

by ChargingGoat | January 3, 2020

You had a long and exciting year of comic collecting!  Congratulations and I hope that you had some success.  Did you scoop up a copy of that comic you have been wanting?  Were you able to win an auction at a price that was almost unbelievable? ...

by ChargingGoat | January 2, 2020

Sometimes the idea of something is better than the reality.  You can make a plan and everything can go as you expect, yet your original vision is unattainable for some undetermined reason.  Much like these reality shows that have people make a cake...

by James Jou | January 2, 2020

THE PROBLEM When deciding on a book to grade, is there a good strategy on how to decide which book to grade? Assuming limited financial resources, is there an efficient way to weigh the cost of grading versus the resultant market value?   ...

by Norman Robinson | January 1, 2020

As we prepare to usher in the hope and vigor of 2020; it is customary to look back with either nostalgia or dread upon 2019. Nostalgia can be with family, friends and even finances. During these moments it is important...