Category: Nostalgia
If you follow comic books and comic book news, you are likely aware of the unprecedented ComicConnect Auction that ended on March 15. In that auction, a small piece of the cover of Action Comics #1 sold for $7,101 after 27 bids moved...
You thought you were too old to think about Hasbro, the ubiquitous toy and game maker? Think again! The owner of Magic The Gathering, Peppa Pig, and just about every board game you have ever played is also the owner of the two franchises at issue...
Gas prices through the roof. A Russian invasion halfway round the world. Gary Numan on tour. It's either 1979 all over again, or we are on the brink of Cold War nostalgia –the kind that spawned Mad Max and other tales of the Post-Apocalypse. Inflation Is...
To Err is Human, To Find One is Prosperous. Errors are as much a part of baseball as any other part of the game, and on some occasions, they are downright hilarious. Even the most tepid baseball fan can find enjoyment in sitting...
Cartoons and comics - a great partnership. Some of these comics might be worth something in the collectors market today. Let's take a look at 5 cartoon-inspired comic books from our youth! One could argue that cartoons were at their peak in the late 1980s and early...
The majority of collectors agree that Spider-Man #1 is one of the most iconic comics of all time. Even the most casual Spidey fans recognize Todd McFarlane's classic cover and all of the variants that came with it. What many do not agree on and...
Once seen, these covers cannot be unseen. Here for your amusement are four oddball covers that make you ask, who’s buying this stuff?! The cover art is the major selling point for a comic. It can make or break an issue, which is...
Everyone has a favorite comic villain. Today, we're taking a look at a few of the choice members of the Bad-Guy Club - most with keys that are more than affordable. Joker's Wild The Joker is a Villain, but if...
The Top 20 Silver Age comic book series sold over the last year represent an 83 million dollar market. The top four book series represent 50% of the SA market in value. This is based on a rolling value over time.
The last few years have been a wild ride for the comic book market as even the most minor of keys experienced exponential growth. Have we reached an inflection point? All signs point to yes. So what gives? Let's take a look at TMNT Adventures #1,...
