Category: Comics

by Matt Tuck | October 23, 2020

It was a rollercoaster of a week in the Hottest Comics rankings. When Carnage’s first appearance drops out of the top 10, you are in for a wild ride. Here are some cold comics to review. THIS WEEK'S COLD COMICS Every week, the Hottest...

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by ComicArtTrends | October 23, 2020

 In the last 21st Century Da Vinci, I focused on Greg Capullo.  Today, I spotlight Identity Crisis artist Rags Morales.  Just as Leonardo Da Vinci shaped the future with his scientific thinking and...

by Norman Robinson | October 23, 2020

Nova has had a lot of media attention due to three event possibilities. Has this book gotten too expensive? Is there still an opportunity to fly high with the first comic book profits? What grades are the best to invest in? The character was part of the...

by Matt Tuck | October 22, 2020

On the heels of the "Collecting 101: Low Grades and Mid Grades," let’s delve into the world of the upper crust: the high-grade comics. The world of comics is filled with a litany of terms fit for a drunk spelling bee - raw,...

by Matt Tuck | October 22, 2020

Spider-Man littered the rankings, Omega Red continued to prove his endurance among collectors, and the Hobgoblin made his mark on this week’s Hottest Comics. This is a weekly speculation so if you missed last week check it out.   HOTTEST COMICS MOVERS FROM...

by bdeschaine | October 22, 2020

America Chavez is in the upper echelon of Marvel’s young heroes. Her first appearance in Vengeance #1 is very hard to find due to its low print run with the 1:15 Deodato variant reaching ghost status. Her first solo series...

by Mike W | October 21, 2020

Here are some rumors for DC Comics fans that make us excited that our lives are getting close to normal again. DC COMICS RUMOR MILL Hello everyone! I truly believe that the fall season is the best time of the year. There is so much going...

by Ryan Kirksey | October 21, 2020

Starting comic collecting can be an overwhelming and daunting task. Even if you look at just one official account like Marvel and the companies that eventually became Marvel. They published more than 32,000 comics between 1939 and 2009. That was before the variant boom where some new issues

by Matt Tuck | October 21, 2020

One of the first things you have to learn as a new collector is how to grade comics. Here are the basics to help you get started. KNOW YOUR GRADES So you have decided to...

by $Rico$ | October 21, 2020

It is without question that one of the hottest comic book series in our hobby is Amazing Spider-man, from the 1963 1st volume series.  There are so many key issues in that series let alone minor key issues and issues that haven’t yet received the attention they...