Category: Comics
Welcome back to the Blogger Dome! Here, bloggers will argue different topics involving the comic book market and industry. This will be a combination of the Big Bang Theory meets the WWE. Smack talk mixed with comic book debates. Bloggers going at each other...
I want to thank everyone that read my DC war comic posts. I received a number of comments asking for a review of Marvel war comics as well. So let’s take a look! We all know Nick Fury as the eye-patch sporting Director of S.H.I.E.L.D....
"Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane!" No, it is the price of Action Comics #1 ascending to the stratosphere in value! The first appearance of Superman just sold for a record-breaking $3.25 million. This book sold for over $2 million in June...
The monster is BACK on the silver screen (and HBO Max this week). This will surely push collectors to take a closer look at his key issues. While most buyers will aim for Marvel’s Godzilla #1, there are other appearances that...
Most comic book collectors are familiar with Kevin Smith due to his involvement in writing comic books, his show Comic Book Men on AMC, and his comic book podcast Fatman on Batman, among other things. It appears that Kevin will be entering the world of non-fungible tokens,...
One trending detail that has been a staple in the movie industry is remakes of original films. Apparently, creativity can only go so far in the movie industry. I also believe that sometimes remakes of movies can provide a safety net in terms of a film not...
The comic book market is hot as ever. One of the prized books in our comic book speculative frenzy is Giant-Size X-Men #1. This book sold on eBay for $22,500! It is the first appearance of the new improved modern X-Men. A book that is so popular...
Lethal Protector proved to be a big seller while an old NES 8-bit favorite made the Hottest Comics. It’s time for the Comic Trends and Oddball of the week. It took nearly 30 years to do it, but more than...
The hottest first appearance on the market right now doesn't belong to Spider-Man, Wolverine, or Venom. It's not a character that an average person would be able to guess because it's not a household name. In fact, even a reasonably experienced comic book collector like myself had...
Believe it or not, each grading company is bringing a different sales value to the seller. Collectors should take notice. Its been an ongoing discussion for years, which is better, and this article will only barely touch the surface on the topic.
