Category: Comics

by Matt Tuck | December 3, 2020

This latest Hottest Comics rankings are live, but which X-Men issue rose through the ranks to be crowned this week’s single hottest issue? This is a weekly update from the Hottest Comics list that is updated based on quantities of sales every week....

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by Matt Tuck | December 3, 2020

Despite this being the Disney era, Venom has become the unlikely face of Marvel Comics, and it only took more than three decades to do it. DISN-FLUENCE When Disney took over Marvel Comics, many of us anticipated a watered-down version of our favorite...

by $Rico$ | December 3, 2020

If you’re anything like me, you’ve pressed a few comic books here and there in your collecting lifetime.  Maybe even bought a press machine to personally cater to your needs as a collector.  That’s what we do, we press, press, and press again - by any means...

by John Gerlach | December 2, 2020

Star Wars: Legacy is another recent series that has benefitted from The Mandalorian and Disney+.  This series is well worth your time to take a look, dig into those back issue bins and consider a spec investment.  Is there room for growth?  Which issues are...

by James Jou | December 2, 2020

It appears that a new contender has entered the Black Panther 2 speculation ring. Another big cat… the White Tiger.     THE DEADLY HANDS OF KUNG FU #19 (1975) The original White Tiger...

by Mike W | December 2, 2020

The comic market is mainly dominated by the two powerhouse publishers, Marvel and DC Comics. This has been established in the market for as long as comics have been in circulation. Though, it feels in the last handful of years the comic market has started to diversify...

by ARIELLAZO | December 1, 2020

We have all heard the stories of those who swing from building to building, can outrun a speeding bullet, and instill fear in the hearts of criminals. But who are those who came before them? The Golden Age holds a special place in many of our hearts....

by ComicArtTrends | December 1, 2020

Recollecting the golden days of youth, I grow fonder of Bill Everett and Sub-Mariner. Everett guided Namor's emergence in Marvel Comics 1. I was never a huge fan of...

by Matt Tuck | December 1, 2020

In a week when Miles Morales overtook Venom for the number one ranking and Darkhawk clung to the top 10, Namor blew the competition out of the water. And just like that, Fantastic Four #4 has become one of the...

by dgagnon | December 1, 2020

It seems to me that there is a very fine line separating what makes someone a Collector in a hobby versus what makes them an Investor in the hobby.  I suspect that many of us in the comic book realm are often a...