by Norman Robinson | September 30, 2019

The greatest savage sword ever imagined is Conan the Barbarian. He is a creature born of South Texas tough guys from the early part of the 20th Century. Conan was given life by none other than Robert E. Howard. Marvel obtained the rights to recreate Conan the...

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by Norman Robinson | September 29, 2019

The not so Secret Wars #1 is on the move. The pace is extraordinary with grade 9.8 already reaching as high as $240. If this proves to be a precursor for things to come, hold onto your Secret Wars #1. The beginning of the Secret Wars storyline...

by Matt Tuck | September 29, 2019

Not that Moon Knight’s first appearance wasn’t already pricey, but last month’s D23 announcement has sent Werewolf by Night #32 into a new solar system as even the mid-grades are moving toward the $1,000 mark. Since the August...

by Blaise Tassone | September 28, 2019

The clock is ticking down to the October 20th premiere of the HBO Watchmen series directed and written by Damon Lindelof. With the pedigree acting talents of Academy Award winners Regina King and Jeremy Irons in the lead roles, Watchmen promises to do for the values...

by Norman Robinson | September 28, 2019

The Walking Dead was a phenomenal event that punched its way into our collective Zeitgeist in 2010 with the TV series. It crawled onto the scene filled with the zombified homeowners that had lost all their equity and credit. Walking around in shell-shock, after the Great Recession,...

by James Jou | September 27, 2019

“Tell me, do you bleed?” Even before that infamous line was uttered, the conflict between the Dark Knight and the Son of Krypton has often been an entertaining scenario in the pages of comic books. Not just in terms of plot, but also for a...

by James Jou | September 27, 2019

Like looking up an old friend on Facebook to see how they’re doing and not having much to say after a short conversation; here we will be doing a quick check in on a few key comic books that have previously been the topics of much speculation....

by James Jou | September 26, 2019

Will the last surviving son of Krypton, I mean of the Eternals, get a turn on the silver screen? The most popular iteration of Hyperion came to Earth as a baby, was adopted by a humble family, worked at a newspaper publisher, had a romantic relationship with...

by James Jou | September 26, 2019

It would appear that Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow are on course for a collision again in 2020, and with that the original G.I. Joe merchandise will return to the spotlight. Although G.I. Joe toys can trace its roots back to early versions in the 60s, it...

by ARIELLAZO | September 25, 2019

So we finally have the title, "Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)". Talk about a mouth full! Although the new movie will not follow the prototype original squad featured in Showcase '96 #3, who had Lois Lane working with Black...

by Matt Tuck | September 25, 2019

After the initial shock of the Walking Dead coming to an end this summer, values for the final three issues have been caught in a downward spiral as collectors have been abandoning ship in droves. Only two months ago, the final three issues of TWD...

by ChargingGoat | September 24, 2019

Do you stay up late wondering how the Snap and the Blip played out in reality?  Does it make your brain hurt too?  I assume we are not the only ones.  Why did the Avengers believe the best solution was to just bring everyone back instead...

by Norman Robinson | September 24, 2019

She-Hulk has a following to be sure, but it appears to center around the Sensational She-Hulk second series. Apparently, this fan-favorite created by John Byrne (script/pencils) muscled her way into the hearts and minds of Marvel fans everywhere. The Sensational She-Hulk was created in 1989. Since then...

by Norman Robinson | September 23, 2019

The horror genre for Marvel has really started to pop with supernatural speculation. This adjustment toward the macabre has played out at Sony and Marvel. Could Sony's Jared Leto perform well enough in the movie Morbius to spur Marvel to let the wolves out? If...

by Matt Tuck | September 23, 2019

Alas, poor Norman, I was never able to see you terrorize the Avengers. If you bought his key issues, you may be ready to sell, but we haven't seen the last of Norman Osborn on movie screens, even if it isn't in the MCU. That means those...

by Matt Tuck | September 22, 2019

The train has left the station when it comes to the Silver Surfer. A new batch of rumors has fanned the flames of his key issues, which are getting more expensive by the month. If you don't have your copies, it may be too late.

by ARIELLAZO | September 22, 2019

Those words uttered by Cyclops changed the game. This is when Cyclops along side the X-Men, decided to end the Avengers, in fear that they will never allow mutants to live in peace. Kevin Feige is a chess master when it comes to the MCU. He...

by Matt Tuck | September 21, 2019

There’s no sure things on the comic market, but Wolverine’s first appearance is about as close to it as you’ll find. While The Incredible Hulk #180 may still be the cheaper of his debuts, it’s getting more expensive by the month....

by Matt Tuck | September 21, 2019

Have you heard about Undiscovered Country #1? The Snyder/Soule/Camuncoli joint project is generating loads of hype, and it’s destined to be a sellout, but does that mean secondary market prices will suddenly go through the roof? The first issue...

by James Jou | September 20, 2019

The most popular Spider-Man costume, outside of the original, is probably the black symbiote suit. It’s for good reason, as it is directly connected to another popular character Venom, and has been featured across the many Spider-Man movies and cartoons. For a collector that might be looking...