by Doug Ohlandt | January 4, 2023

It’s time for more Undervalued and Overlooked Comics, where we identify a few issues each week that could be overlooked, undervalued, or both and may be worth considering for your collection. This week, we’re looking at comics from the Copper Age.  Let’s get started. The...

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by Luke Smith | January 4, 2023

Like many of you, I had high expectations for the new Spider-verse trailer from Sony - And boy, did it live up to all I had hoped for... More so, in fact! Within the trailer, we see the SPIDER-VERSE in all its web-bound glory, with multiple...

by Matt Tuck | January 3, 2023

James Gunn continues to use social media as his personal PR machine, and it is working. One week after another, he is keeping the comic community on its toes. This time around, he’s got the world thinking Deathstroke. Fans have been waiting...

by Joseph Overaitis | January 3, 2023

It is that time of year for new beginnings. The new year is when people make resolutions to improve their lives.  Comic book collectors and investors should do the same.  No matter how successful you are, there is always room for improvement.  Here are a few resolutions...

by ComicArtTrends | January 3, 2023

When cowboy actors are immortalized in comics, does the sun never set on their fame?  After they pass, do the fictional heroes based on their likenesses continue to thrive like our imaginations of the Old West?  Or, are those pardners...

by Matt Tuck | January 2, 2023

Collectors were diving deeper into their searches this week with a couple of surprising issues piquing their curiosities. It’s time again to delve into the Hottest Searches on the GoCollect database. Based on the search terms, this blog gives you a look at...

by Chris Severs | January 2, 2023

As a comic book collector having held assets for roughly 35 years, the pace of technology adoption continues to astound and impress me.  While many of us LOVE our physical comic books and would never think of replacing them, the fact is technology has hit the comic...

by Don | January 1, 2023

This evening, as I was watching one of my favorite YouTubers, Swagglehaus, talk about what was on his "2023 Christmas Wish List," I thought it would be fun to make my own. As both a comic book collector and an investor, I look to...

by Matt Tuck | January 1, 2023

Buyers were loving Spider-Man 2099’s first appearance this week while some surprising picks made returns to the Hottest Comics. It’s time again to analyze those deeper finds in the top 100 best sellers. As you scroll down the rankings, you’ll find some comics...

by Doug Ohlandt | December 31, 2022

Shortly before the Marvel Age of Comics began, Atlas Comics, the forebear of Marvel was scrambling to figure out what to publish that readers actually wanted to buy. Thus, they hatched their latest scheme – Monsters! Monster Mania

by Matt Tuck | December 31, 2022

As New Year's Day approaches, we take a look at the Hottest Comics of 2022 - and Jane Foster is bringing the thunder. We’ve been watching the Hottest Comics like a hawk all year long. From one week to the next, we have seen the...

by jkornblatt | December 31, 2022

So much of comic book collecting and investing nowadays is dominated by modern books.  With the endless variants, store exclusives, and first appearances of ultimately insignificant characters, many investors, especially those who prefer older books, often feel ignored and left out of the conversation.  Fortunately,...

by Don | December 30, 2022

You may hear a lot of comic book investors saying we're in a "buyer's market." Personally, I think most major Silver Age keys still have further to fall. For example, in most grades, issues such as Amazing Spider-Man #129 and Marvel...

by Matt Tuck | December 30, 2022

Henry Cavill is out, and a younger Superman is coming to James Gunn’s all-new, all-different DCU. With a massive reboot in sight, it begs to reason that the new cinematic Man of Steel could come straight from his modern retellings. Whether it’s crying...

by Matt Tuck | December 29, 2022

There are plenty of familiar faces in this week’s top-100 best-selling issues with a resident Usual Suspect perched atop the mountain. Throughout the week of Christmas and over the holiday weekend, buyers were falling back on their old favorites with some frequent fliers...

by Don | December 29, 2022

As we turn the page on 2022 and look towards 2023, what will 2023 have in store for the comic book investing market? Any experienced stock investor will tell you to never time the market. Instead, if you have the money, keep investing during this buyer's market...

by jkornblatt | December 28, 2022

No matter what kind of investing someone is doing, the end goal is always the same: maximize potential for profit and minimize potential for loss.  When it comes to comics, books with multiple first appearances in many ways represent the pinnacle of this idea.  All it takes...

by Matt Tuck | December 28, 2022

The Snyder-verse may be dead and buried, but that doesn’t mean Ben Affleck is leaving DC quite yet. Instead of sporting the cape and cowl, he may be in the director’s chair. That speculation should have immediate impact on Tales...

by Luke Smith | December 28, 2022

The Christmas Holiday is my favourite time of year to go through my comic books. After all, what is "Boxing Day" if not a Day for Going Through Comics, Right? I get a real sense of joy and pride as I categorize the year's purchases and put...

by Bradley Griffith | December 27, 2022

One of the most exciting facets of the sports magazine collecting hobby is the scarcity of newsstand issues. As we’ve seen over recent years in the sports card hobby, the number of times a single card has been graded, known as the population count (or pop count...