Category: Key Issues
Remember when God of Thunder #2 and #6 were the belles of the collecting ball? After two years and one bad movie, those once-mighty fair market values have shrunk considerably, but they could be on the upswing very soon.
I’m happy to be back again bringing you the latest quarterly installment of Undervalued Comics in 2023. Books that, in this volatile and news-sensitive market, actually seem to hold strong future value potential. If you missed any of my previous work with Undervalued Comics,...
Red Hulk was anything but red hot this week, and Dazzler missed a dance step in this week's Coldest Comics. Not all movers and shakers are affecting things in a positive way. Where you have the hot issues taking flight in the sales...
Believe it or not, 18 months have already passed since the debut of Moon Knight on Disney+ back in late March of 2022. More than half a year later, let’s take a look and see if Moon Knight’s key issues have held -- or lost -- much...
Welcome back to another Week in Speculation! This week's video kicks things off with a look at the most talked-about character whose name doesn't rhyme with Bazzler - the one and only Daredevil. His Silver...
PWCC has an exceptionally rare copy of Detective Comics #118 up for bids. Not only is this Golden Age book in NM+ condition, but the copy also comes from one of the famous...
The new Blue Beetle film features the Jaime Reyes version of the Beetle. The first Beetle was named Ted Kord and he was a key figure in Justice League International, a fondly remembered comic written by Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis with art by Kevin McGuire. The...
With the franchise reboot looming, Toxic Avenger #1 is one of the best-selling comics on eBay. However, Toxie’s first appearance should be your real priority. In 1984, Troma Entertainment and Lloyd Kaufman brought the Toxic Avenger to life, and...
Rightfully so, there's been a lot of focus on Mr. Sinister and his first full appearance in Uncanny X-Men #221 in recent years. But there are other major X-Men villains from the Copper Age that I believe haven't received their time in the spotlight....
Marvel first began publication of annuals in the Silver Age. These square-bound comics often offered big stories that were meant to be special – and justify the doubled price of 25 cents. Of course, some were more special than others, so let’s take a deep dive...
