Category: Key Issues
What if I told you that a golden age first appearance of a beloved character was within your grasp? What's more, this comic book appearance is also his first appearance anywhere. I am speaking about Uncle Scrooge McDuck! Let's talk about his key issues. ...
In a previous post, I gave an overview of the attempts to get a Shang-Chi film off the ground, going as far back as the 1980s! It's finally happening next Summer. We will be enjoying Marvel Studio's vision for the character in Shang-Chi And The...
It's no secret that the big screen Fantastic Four has been one dreadful mistake after another. In the four attempts to tell a compelling, dramatic story of the First Family of superheroes, Fox failed on every turn. From the campy, cult classic from 1994 that was just...
Cosmic Ghost Rider's early appearances are earning impressive figures lately, and he is bringing the first cover appearance of the Dark Silver Surfer along for the ride. Here are six issues of Thanos Wins to keep your eyes on. The third print of...
The Silver Age marks when comics started to take off. Yes, the Golden Age laid the groundwork, but this is the era that made comics mainstream. Prior to this, much of the comics entailed horror, crime, and some superheroes. The implementation of the Comics Code Authority during...
The Robin King made his first appearance in Death Metal #2. His initial cover appearance is making serious waves...and it has not even be released yet. WHICH IS THE ROBIN KING'S FIRST OFFICIAL APPEARANCE? The short answer is...
Zack Snyder keeps teasing us with his vision for the Justice League, and Superman's new look could have implications for Man of Steel #25. THE FAMED SNYDER CUT We had been hearing about this fabled Snyder cut of the Justice League movie for years....
Almost two months ago, I wrote a piece about my thoughts on the Ultimate Fallout #4 boom which generated a lot of reactions on this site, on Facebook, and elsewhere. At that time, the CGC 9.8 book had just crossed the $800 sales threshold and...
The Modern Age of comics started with the advent of Image Comics. This commercial concern was the first viable alternative to Marvel or DC in the 90s. It's predecessor, my beloved Bronze Age was about change and upheaval leftover from the 60s; it was ushered in by...
Thanks to Marvel taking over the publishing rights, it would be worth your investment dollars to watch 1989's Predator #1. Two years ago, prices for those early Predator comics were showing life on the market. In hindsight, some of this could have been...
