Category: Key Issues
The Silver Age Index may be down, but some comics are bucking the trend, while others are contributing to it. Let’s take a look at the Silver Age CPI to note some winners and losers over the past 90 days.
We’re back with another look at our Chartbusters! These are the comics that sold for the highest prices in the month of November.
Drum roll please as we announce the Pre-Code Horror CPI! Build your horror collection with precision and watch your comic book graveyard grow.
The important thing to remember when pricing foreign comics is to find a price you are comfortable with, both in buying and selling. Don't do anything at a price point that makes you uncomfortable, and always ask others in the community if you're not sure, or if you just want feedback on your prices.
We’re back with more Undervalued and Overlooked Comics! This is where we identify comics that are either currently lower in value than they could be, aren’t as well known in the collector market, or both. So, let’s get started with some fascinating picks.
Ho ho ho! We’re back once more with the time-honored tradition of presenting you, our near and dear comic book aficionados, with some spectacular Christmas themed comic covers throughout the years.
The GoCollect Collectible Price Indexes are fantastic for looking at trends for the top comics in each era. While the overall Copper Age CPI may be showing a downward slide, some comics are bucking that trend, while others are exacerbating it.
Calling all DC diehards! If you’ve got a love for classic comics and a curiosity about continuing advancements with digital collectibles, you’re in for a treat.
In spite of how important Zod is, how many of you can name Zod's first appearance off the top of your head?
Welcome back to our blog series about the Fantastic Four CPI! This time, we’re going to take a look at one of the biggest FF villains ever and his most famous herald. We’ll investigate the issues of Fantastic Four included in the index that showcase Galactus and the Silver Surfer.
