Category: Comics

by Matt Tuck | December 1, 2020

With so many new additions to the Hottest Comics top 100, room had to be made somewhere. This week, Codex, Cable, and even the mighty Wolverine felt the sting. Here are five issues that took significant damage in the sales department over...

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by Matt Tuck | December 1, 2020

  Swamp Thing #37 is not the only John Constantine key worth collecting, and these four issues will help you stay under budget. Constantine is on the lips of many collectors

by James Jou | November 30, 2020

One of the latest Disney+ news to make waves (or at least a ripple) in the comic book market is neither of the usual suspects of Star Wars or Marvel, but rather the caped crusader known as Darkwing Duck.  With rumors and news...

by Matt Tuck | November 30, 2020

Wolverine and those rare newsstand editions are trending this week. Let’s dive into the data for a closer look. WOLVERINE LIMITED SERIES A few weeks ago, I noted a trend in Wolverine’s minor key issues

by Peter Daddone | November 30, 2020

Welcome to blog #2 of What Were They Thinking!  Submitted for your approval are two more head-scratching, hands to cheeks in disbelief, OMG covers.  Exploring these covers in detail also asks the question, "should you invest in them?" A Schomburg For The Ages!

by ComicArtTrends | November 29, 2020

I got excited when I saw that someone else was talking about "the definitive artist".  I can't take credit for that since my blog was written but not published when I...

by Ryan Kirksey | November 29, 2020

For the last half of 2020, I am going to try and put several blog pieces together that look back at popular speculative books with the full benefit of hindsight. In doing so, I will try my best to consider books from generally the same time frame...

by ComicArtTrends | November 29, 2020

Legendary War Artists Joe Kubert and Dick Ayers make you rethink the old song lyric, "War, What's It Good For?"  While no one should glamorize the horrors of war, Joe Kubert and Dick Ayers told hundreds of...

by Peter Daddone | November 28, 2020

[caption id="attachment_89031" align="alignleft" width="201"] Amazing Spider-Man 129 cover by Ross Andru and John Romita, Sr.[/caption] Calculating when to go after your comic Holy Grail is not an easy task.  I'm using my anxiety rocks and I'm only writing about...

by Norman Robinson | November 28, 2020

Investing in comics is kind of like taking the Log Ride at Disney. It is fun, full of twists and turns, ultimately harmless and in the end, it is a 50/50 chance whether you get drenched during the log drop. That is to...