Category: Key Issues
Will Kang the Conqueror and Eternity make appearances in Avengers 4? Nothing has been confirmed, but that's not stopping prices from ballooning. Very little has been made official about Avengers: Endgame, but the rumor is that much of the plot will center on time travel. There's...
All six printings of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' first appearance have been gaining momentum in the past year, but if you don't know how to spot the differences, you might not be getting what you paid for. TMNT is a brand that will never die. There...
Conan has been an inspiration since 1932 and he returns to Marvel this month "to crush your enemies, see them driven before you and to hear the lamentations of their women." Even though the Bronze Age had many anti-heroes, none stand apart as representing the age like...
Harley Quinn was created on Batman: The Animated Series and was an instant hit. Later her first appearance in comic books was in Batman Adventures #12. This issue really gained momentum prior to Harley's first movie in 2016. Harley Quinn was played by the...
This is the second in my two part look at sleeper key comics. Given how fond collectors and speculators are of having the next big key issue, you’d think that all the notable keys are already known and out there selling for premium prices. That assumption,...
In this post, I’m going to take a look at comics that can be considered key issues but are not as well-known as they should be. Hence: ‘sleepers’. Here, I’ll explore three Marvel sleeper keys and say something about why I think they're worth seeking out....
Have collectors gotten their fill of Black Panther? Outside of Fantastic Four #52, prices for Black Panther keys are falling, including the debuts of Killmonger and Klaw. You’d think that with Black Panther’s enormous financial success that anything related to T’Challa would have...
First appearance books are always a great speculation source. There has been a flurry of market movement lately for Avengers Annual #10 which features the first appearances of Rouge and Madeline Pryor, whom are both typically associated with the X-men. Why have these characters made...
Buying big keys produce even bigger wins. Investing in comics is speculation pure and simple, but some comic book speculations are Blue Chip while others are Pink Sheet low-grade long shots. The larger the purchase the larger the return in comic book speculation. Let's take Amazing Spider-Man...
1979 Marvel Micronauts #1 is my top speculation pick for both 2019 and 2020 for both short term and long term growth. Featuring Baron Karza (Background Cover) Acroyear, Arcturus Rann, Marionette, and Bug (left to right). Go Collect shows it up 43% in...
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