Category: Investment Speculation

by Norman Robinson | February 13, 2019

Among the top five Silver Age books, Fantastic Four #49 has outpaced the returns of its more popular competitors. There are four different superheroes highlighted in this Silver Age roundup. Black Panther comes out swinging, Captain Marvel blasts onto the scene (Also, hits the big screen in...

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by ChargingGoat | February 12, 2019

Collecting comics and speculating on which ones may gain value over time can be two different things.  An apt speculator will use all of the tools and information at his/her disposal to make the proper choices when adding to a collection.  Over time I have found...

by Norman Robinson | February 11, 2019

The Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #8 has the top ranking last month for the Bronze Age, but investors are chasing the price of the runner-up Amazing Spider #252 instead. They are chasing it straight up the proverbial side of the Empire State building. The price for ASM...

by Matt Tuck | February 10, 2019

Amazing Spider-Man #361 remains one of the top-selling graded comics after achieving massive numbers over the past two years, but are prices finally leveling off? When word first spread that Cletus Kasady was being cast for the Venom movie, prices...

by ChargingGoat | February 7, 2019

The Spider-Man: Far From Home trailer was a great way to get people excited about a movie.  We got some flashes of the hero, a tease of the villain, and a whole bunch of unanswered questions.  Mysterio is a guarantee, but what is his scheme?  Are...

by Matt Tuck | February 7, 2019

Stars Wars #1 prices are at a four-year low despite Episode IX being on the horizon. Usually the excitement for a new movie sends first appearances soaring, but many collectors have been shying away from Star Wars after the poor fan reception of...

by Blaise Tassone | February 7, 2019

I’ve blogged about Ms. Marvel and She Hulk but there’s another Marvel female heroine whose key comics have been gradually appreciating in value. In many ways, this character is just as much an established fixture of the Marvel universe, even if she currently gets less attention...

by Collector26 | February 5, 2019

G.I. Joe key issues are fantastic long term growth books with great potential. G.I. Joe has been in comic strips and comic books since 1942. In 1937 Private Dave Breger of the US Army freelanced as an artist/cartoon writer for Collier's, Parade, Esquire, and The New Yorker...

by Matt Tuck | February 3, 2019

Venom has met his greatest foe: a bad movie. No grade of Amazing Spider-Man #300 is safe from its wrath, and some have recently sold at two-year lows. I tried to warn you. Twice, actually. Back in September - just days before the release...

by ChargingGoat | February 3, 2019

Sometimes the relationship is over.  The inevitability was visible for some time but you just stalled and did nothing.  You took the high road and loved it like you were going to keep it, because for all you know, you were.  There is a familiarity that...