Category: Comics

by ChargingGoat | November 2, 2019

Every once in a while, a major seller will activate a bunch of comics by putting them for sale on a marketplace all at once.  Whether from a flood of consignment sales, new inventory from a major buy and grade, or just getting back in the...

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by Matt Tuck | November 1, 2019

Batman’s villains are making more news than the hero these days. With the rogue's gallery's Golden Age keys out of reach for many, here are the Silver Age comics you’ll want on your Christmas list. When it comes to collecting key issues, Marvel...

by James Jou | November 1, 2019

“It was said Daredevil grew up in Hell's Kitchen, an amazing name for a neighborhood. But that opened a Pandora's Box of all the crime stuff I wanted to do. I borrowed liberally from Will Eisner's 'The Spirit' and turned Daredevil into a crime comic.” – Frank...

by Ryan Kirksey | November 1, 2019

When Ryan Reynolds visited the Marvel Offices in October, the rumor mill began re-churning about a possible third Deadpool movie, one that might possibly be migrated into the MCU. Once word began leaking that Disney is willing to change their stance and allow an R-rated movie...

by James Jou | October 31, 2019

What is Halloween without the witch and broomstick silhouette decoration that seems to pop up all over the place? It’s almost as if by magic… or a cheap, copyright-free image that companies like to use. Either way, witches are indeed a crucial component of Halloween. Keeping with...

by James Jou | October 31, 2019

‘Tis the season of pumpkin pies and pumpkin spiced everything. Fun fact, it’s easier to buy a pumpkin pie than to bake it yourself. Here we look at a few pumpkin-themed comic books that offer a fun read for less than the price of a Starbucks pumpkin...

by Norman Robinson | October 31, 2019

The werewolf has been a mainstay of the horror genre all the way back to the days of black and white TV. So it is fitting that Werewolves of Marvel are finally getting their time in the speculative moonlight. Yes, it was primitive, but the 20th Century...

by James Jou | October 30, 2019

Zoom-Zoom-Zoom… yeah, Zoom-Zoom-Zoom! Now try to get that Mazda commercial out of your head. Catchy jingles aside, we are here to examine the market for the first appearance keys of DC Comics’ Reverse-Flash/Eobard Thawne and Zoom/Hunter Zolomon. Are their values going the distance? Or all gassed out?...

by Norman Robinson | October 30, 2019

The horror genre never gets old, it takes many forms in the movies. It might make you hide behind the popcorn tub, watching a moron get a splitting headache from some ax-wielding maniac, or, that blood-curdling scream that sets your hair on end; maybe it's when you...

by Blaise Tassone | October 30, 2019

Although Wolverine wasn’t created by artist John Byrne or X-Men scribe Chris Claremont, he nonetheless blossomed under their creative guidance. However of the two, it was Byrne who did the most to develop the diminutive Canadian Wild-man. In this post, I’ll explore the best and most...