Category: Key Issues

by Norman Robinson | February 26, 2019

The drive for human blood is akin to the drive for comic book returns but without the detritus of gore left behind. Marvel has had some interesting vampires and very original takes from their version of Dracula in 1972. From the Living Vampire Morbius to the more...

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by Norman Robinson | February 24, 2019

Blade the Vampire Slayer has been around since 1973. He first appeared in the Tomb of Dracula series which ran successfully from 1972 to 1979. The TOD spawned compelling characters like Rachel Van Helsing, Frank Drake, Quincy Harker and of course Blade. This was a very popular run and had 70 issues devoted to Dracula...

by Matt Tuck | February 23, 2019

Immortal Hulk #2 introduced readers to a not-so-new character, but if you don’t already have a copy in your collection, now is not the best time to buy. The running theme of Immortal Hulk has been the significance of...

by Norman Robinson | February 21, 2019

If a comic book showed negative returns across the board, with losses at the 3-months, 6-month, and year-long time frames; what might you do, sell? James Wan is directing the new series of Swamp Thing and seems on the correct track with a successful horror background. We...

by Norman Robinson | February 19, 2019

With Captain Marvel set to appear for the first time on the big screen; now may be a good time to test our comic book trivia knowledge. That said; which captain recovered the original Captain Marvel's Nega-Bands from his tomb on one of Saturn's moons? Captain America...

by Norman Robinson | February 15, 2019

The controversy surrounding the first appearance of Spider-Man's black suit continues. Which issue is the true first appearance of the black suit in Spider-Man? The Amazing Spider-Man is the most collectible superhero in Marvel, and especially anything to do with the pre-Venom Spidey back story. The Spider-Man...

by ChargingGoat | February 15, 2019

There are many great options when it comes to picking a villain in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).  Some have worked out well (Red Skull, Thanos) while others have been questionable (Whiplash, Yellow Jacket).  Every comic book fan has a wish list when it comes to...

by Matt Tuck | February 15, 2019

Al Ewing has given readers the best Hulk series since...maybe ever. With the popularity comes higher prices, and the first appearance of Immortal Hulk in Avengers #684 has more than tripled this year.  What's not to like about Immortal Hulk? The character-driven story with a horror...

by Matt Tuck | February 14, 2019

Arguably the hottest new character in comics, the Batman Who Laughs is carving his name into the DC Universe, and his key issues are gaining value by the day. Less than two years ago, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo introduced us to an evil Justice League made...

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...