Undervalued Spotlight #22
First Issue Special #8, DC Comics, November 1975. The first appearance of Warlord by Mike Grell
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
First Issue Special #8, DC Comics, November 1975. The first appearance of Warlord by Mike Grell
Superman vs. Overstreet. There was a nice batch of Golden Age Superman comics posted on
Don’t micro manage. Investing successfully in comic books...
Amazing Spider-Man #121, 122, June and July 1973. Naming two comics is a first for the CBD Undervalued Spotlight but these classics are truly
More Bargains. This week I scoured eBay for some deals. Here's a few that I found
Be a participating member of the comic book community. Your active participation in the comic book community is helping to create a very influential group who’s
Linda Carter, Student Nurse #1 was published in September 1961 Just 2 short months before Fantastic Four #1 hit the newsstands. Almost a decade later Marvel launched
Mid Grade. This week I’ll look at the market performance of CGC 6.0s from the Golden, Silver and Bronze Ages.
Welcome to the first installment of ComicBookDaily for the year 2010 with your illustrious hosts; Christopher Owen of Mohawk College and Walter Durajlija of Big B Comics in Hamilton, Ontario. It’s a New Years blow out, well not really but…
Knowledge is Golden. Anyone in the game of buying and selling comic books for profit stands a much better chance of success if he or she is armed with the latest and most relevant information. This sounds like an obvious statement but you’d be surprised at the number of
Batman #25, DC Comics, (10-11/44). Sometimes the obvious isn’t always so obvious. The superhero as we know him dates back to
Welcome back to another very special edition of the Comic Culture podcast! This is the last podcast of the year before 2009 so Christopher Owen and Walter Durajlija have pulled out all the stops to make sure this is a…
Market Trends - 2009 in review and looking ahead to 2010. The high end back issue comic book market felt no ill effects from this year’s recession. Record prices were reported almost
Ignore discounts. I’ve been selling comic books for a long time (since the mid 1980s) and I’d have to say that the most frustrating mistake I see collectors repeatedly make is comparing
What made the 1978 Superman film so unique for the time was the cutting edge technology that made Superman flying look very realistic. Superman always flew, didn't he? It’s hard to imagine that Superman spent his first decade unable to
Deals. Check out some of the great deals people have been scooping up lately:
Hey, gang! Welcome to the holday edition of the Comic Book Daily podcast with your amazing hosts; Christopher Owen and Walter Durajlija. It’s that time of year when we get all sentimental and these big lugs are no exception. So…
Year End Review. It’s been a lot of fun writing up the Collecting and Investing Tips for comicbookdaily.com. With our first year officially behind us I thought it would be cool to do a quick review of the tips that appeared
Fantastic Four #25, April 1964, Marvel Comics. This issue brings a ton of stuff to the table. It features a now classic battle cover pitting the Hulk against the Thing. Though Hulk first appeared on the cover of
Christmas. I really was hoping for a lot more Christmas themed comics to be moving on eBay this week but the pickings were slim. Here are the highlights of my search: