Jim Steranko’s first Marvel Comics work was Strange Tales #151. The high end Overstreet Price Guide value for this book is $135 versus $85 for the book just before and the book just after...
Read MoreCollecting and Investing Tip #33This week Comic Culture’s hosts Walter Durajlija and Chris Owen discuss Free Comic Book Day, the Kick Ass movie, the Esiner nominations and a whole bunch of other comic book related stuff. Now tune in and dig it!
Read MoreComic Culture Podcast – April 14th 2010The Avengers were Marvel’s unchallenged super hero team for a full 8 years before their first real challengers appeared...
Read MoreUndervalued Spotlight #33It should be noted that of the 100 most expensive comics listed on eBay in the past 2 weeks only 13 actually sold. The percentage was even worse if you don’t count the ones that...
Read MoreAuction Highlights #32 – The good stuffComic Culture Podcast. This week Comic Culture’s hosts Walter Durajlija and Chris Owen (and their special guest James Harris) discuss the Walking Dead limping over to cable TV, Megan Fox and a bunch of other comic book related items. Now kick back, relax and enjoy the show.
Read MoreComic Culture Podcast – April 7th 2010Comic book conventions are dangerous places for impulse buyers. You can end up heading home with a 50 cent comic or you could end up heading home with a 4 foot R2D2 replica, a gorgeous 42” x 38” framed painting of Phoenix, 3 short boxes full of CGC graded comics, 2 Samurai swords, a Viking sword and a 50 cent comic...
Read MoreCollecting and Investing Tip #32In my opinion Tales to Astonish #27 (Jan/62) is not one of the early Marvel Keys. “The Man in the Ant Hill” story featured the first appearance of Henry Pym but it was just another Sci-fi/fantasy story typical of the books Atlas Comics was producing at the time...
Read MoreUndervalued Spotlight #32Auction Highlights #31 – Spidey Cross-Overs. Early Spidey cross-overs have always been in demand books. There’s been a few up for sale lately. Let’s see how they did.
Read MoreAuction Highlights #31 – Spidey Cross-OversIt’s often said that the quickest way to learn anything is through the mistakes you make. Based on this old piece of wisdom I must be one heck of a smart guy.
Read MoreCollecting and Investing Tips #31The Comic Culture podcast recently had a chance to chat with ComicLink’s Sales and Auction coordinator Douglas Gillock. We sat down with Mr. Gillock in the ComicLink booth at the Wizard World Toronto Comic Convention...
Read MoreComic Culture Interview – ComicLink’s Douglas GillockWonder Woman, Storm, Supergirl, Batgirl, Emma Frost, She-Hulk, Phoenix, Dazzler and all the other female superheroes owe a lot to Shiera Sanders a.k.a. Hawkgirl...
Read MoreUndervalued Spotlight #31There is massive comic collecting news out of New York. The ComicConnect auction site has sold the highest graded copy known of Action Comics #1 for...
Read MoreAuction Highlights #30 – March Madness!Great show this week. Chris and Walt get everyone ready for the comic convention season.
Read MoreComic Culture Podcast – March 24thConvention Tip #8. So, you’ve saved up some extra cash and you’re planning to attend the next big comic con. There are a few glaring holes on your list and you’re all fired up about checking those issues
Read MoreCollecting and Investing Tip #30Charlton’s super hero dreams ended in the late 1960s with the cancellation of all their hero titles (Captain Atom, The Question, Peacemaker etc.). The company leaned heavily on licensed titles like The Flintstones and Jetsons to supplement their stable of War and Romance titles
Read MoreUndervalued Spotlight #30Comic Culture Podcast – March 10th 2010 This week Comic Culture’s hosts Walter Durajlija and Chris Owen discuss things like the new Batman arc, last month’s top selling comic books and next week’s Wizard World Toronto comic book convention. Pour…
A featured auction has just ended on ComicLink. Let’s have a look at some of the things that went down.
Read MoreAuction Highlights #29Convention Tip #7 – Network! Big, juicy delicious Comic Book Conventions don’t come to small towns. In fact you can probably count on both hands the number of really big important cons in North America
Read MoreCollecting and Investing Tip #29Funny Pages #6 is considered by Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide to represent the first appearance of the masked hero The Clock. Funny Picture Stories #1 shared the same release date of Nov/36 and features the first time The Clock is
Read MoreUndervalued Spotlight #29How much do you pay for perfection. This week we'll look at a group of perfect CGC graded 10.0 comics and see if they sold for millions of dollars.
Read MoreAuction Highlights #28 – Perfection
