Category: Key Issues
A week since The Eternals claimed its share of the box office, the comic world is still buzzing about Marvel’s gods and those tantalizing bonus scenes. Here for your reading pleasure are the top Eternals issues that...
Where there are winners, there must be losers. Where there is hot, there must be cold, and that is where today’s blog fits in. Which comics took a tumble over the past month? The Coldest Comics has the answer. From the ashes, the...
A restored Action Comics #1 is getting ready to hit the auction block at Heritage and ComicLink's next focused auction is open for previews. Add to that the continuation of ComicConnect's current Event Auction and you've got tons to check out. Buckle in for this week's Comic...
After a year of waiting, Eternals is finally in theaters. While Marvel’s cosmic gods are the focus of the movie, there are two characters with bright futures who steal the show. SPOILER ALERT. In what has...
Independent comic books are vastly underappreciated by investors, yet these books are highly sought-after by collectors. Investors should find these books and invest in them now, before others realize their full potential. Marvel Comics are the hottest comic books on the market. ...
Let's take a look at some potentially undervalued issues focusing on the daughters of Marvel and DC's key characters. This niche is worthy of your consideration because the examples we are going to look at are all strong female characters with plenty of upside...
The MCU buzz reigns supreme once again as Fantastic Four #67 and Moon Knight #1 take the top spots in this week’s Hottest Comics. What exactly are the Hottest Comics? These...
“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration." So spoke Frank Herbert through the Reverend Mother in his novel, Dune. *Portions of this blog were written by author Matt Tuck As I write this the day before Halloween,...
How are Venom’s key books holding up after the premiere of Venom 2? Bottom line, should you sell your Venom keys or hold onto them for dear life? A relatively supportive sequel to the first Venom movie, it keeps the popularity of the character alive, and...
We’ve now taken a look at how the changes to the Comics Code in 1971 affected three publishers – Marvel’s take on classic monsters, DC’s new original horror and occult inspired creations, and Warren’s output in their magazines,...
