Category: Comics

by Wymon Stanlick | October 24, 2025

Take your seat. I think I just heard the bell go off.

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by Joseph Overaitis | October 24, 2025

Attorneys spend most of their time reading. Recently some of the articles that came across my desk intersect with my writing. Here are a few of the most recent legal events that impact the GoCollect community.

by Doug Ohlandt | October 22, 2025

You’ve seen them likely countless times in dusty longboxes in comic shops or at conventions. Or perhaps you read them when you were younger, hoping they would give you enough of the plot of a story so you could cheat on that book report. They’re Classics Illustrated.

by Doug Ohlandt | October 17, 2025

While most collectors are familiar with the big Golden Age books that sell each month, there are so many more worth investigating. Well-known comics made a splash in the September 13 Heritage auction, including many Golden Age first issues that sold. Here are a few that didn’t make the news. 

by Joseph Overaitis | October 14, 2025

Quality is better than quantity. Chose quality books rather than books that have high volatility but with no real measurable attributes. If not, you too may find your doom.

by Don | October 11, 2025

Do you think this major Silver Age key has overcorrected? Has it hit bottom yet?

by Don | October 8, 2025

With Halloween about a month away, Disney recently dropped four episodes of Marvel Zombies, the sixteenth TV series set in the MCU, on Disney+.

by Don | October 7, 2025

How much do you think the original cover art for Batman #423 will sell for? Let us know what you think in the comments section below!

by Joseph Overaitis | October 2, 2025

Comic characters all have the ability to thrive if done correctly. The problem is that sometimes they are not put in the best situations to maximize their potential. Some of the books mentioned have keys that are flying under the radar right now. 

by Doug Ohlandt | October 1, 2025

Of the 50 comics in the index, five were gainers, 42 were losers, and three ended up where they started 90 days ago.