Category: Comics

by Joseph Overaitis | February 20, 2022

The key to any good experiment is starting on the right foot.  My first step was to find out more about the grading process from someone who understood pressing, cleaning, and grading.  My choice for obtaining this information was to approach CGC President Matt Nelson and...

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by Matt Tuck | February 19, 2022

Marvel’s Super Bowl ads have taken the comics community by storm, and those Moon Knight and Multiverse of Madness keys are trending in major ways. Think of digging deeper into the Hottest Comics rankings as solving a puzzle. You...

by Matt Tuck | February 18, 2022

There was no catching up to Amazing Fantasy #15 over the past month as Spidey’s first appearance cracked the $250k mark and set a record high for a 7.0. Let's dive into this month's Silver Age Chartbusters That MCU...

by Matt Tuck | February 17, 2022

Buyers were shying away from Spider-Gwen #1 and Amazing Spider-Man #194 in this week’s edition of the Coldest Comics. What are the Coldest Comics? These are the issues that saw the most significant drop in...

by Jeff @ TakeRoot | February 17, 2022

What if I told you that you could go back in time about 20 years to when comic books were first being graded?  What raw books would you race out to purchase, knowing they’d be worth a ton of money once you got them graded? ...

by Matt Tuck | February 16, 2022

Sony has found its Madame Web in Dakota Johnson, but which version of the character will she play? That should have you on the trail of these key issues. The big news this week has been Madame Web. When news first began circulating...

by Ryan Kirksey | February 16, 2022

Analyzing the Hottest Silver Age Comics of the last 30 days is a case study of both what lies behind us and what lies ahead. Four of the five books below and over 40% of the entire top-100 list are comprised of Spider-Man...

by Don | February 15, 2022

For better or worse, the MCU is one of the most important drivers in today's comic book collecting market. In some ways, it makes sense for a blockbuster franchise like the MCU to drive up prices; the MCU embeds these characters into pop culture. On the other...

by mattkennedy | February 14, 2022

Millennials are defined as the generation born between 1981 – 1996. Like all consumers between the ages of 26 and 41, they are poised to have a massive impact on the collectibles market. And like every generation, they seek touchstones of their childhood and are willing to...

by Ryan Kirksey | February 14, 2022

Considering comic book publishers literally print hundreds of thousands of pages per year, and have for 60+ years, there are bound to be a few mistakes. A quick search online will turn up dozens of references to famous mistakes in comic books, from the mundane to the...