Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
We’re back with the final batch of interviews from this year’s Fan Expo. Today, we have a guest interviewer; our very own Shelley Smarz doing the honors with Agnes Garbowska, the writer and artist of You, Me and Zombie. You…
Comicbookdaily.com’s first look at market trends will examine the growing influence the CGC Census is having on what graded comics are selling for. There is now a very large and very liquid trading arena for graded collectible comics. The internet has…
I Love Comics is a Monday to Friday examination of the many reasons why we here at Comicbookdaily.com love comics. Not all of them might be to your tastes, but hey – isn’t that the whole point of Comics? I…
Star Spangled War Stories #84, DC Comics, Aug. 1959, 1st Appearance Mme. Marie. Mademoiselle Marie was a French farm girl who joined the resistance to fight the Nazis during WW2, often alongside Sgt. Rock. Her father died in her arms…
Our good friends at Two A$%^%$ talk about Nerd Stuff were lucky enough to get an exclusive sitdown interview with Marvel’s Editor in Chief Joe Quesada. Wikipedia informs me that Quesada “is an American comic book editor, writer and artist……
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Entertainment Weekly mention somewhat in their Marvel/Disney coverage, that “Pixar is said to already be eyeballing an Ant-Man movie.” As cool as that is – I mean let’s be honest – most people immediately thought “oh wow, how cool would…
I’m jumping on the bandwagon for those of you who haven’t seen it yet, but if this is true and not just a bunch of comic fans really looking at something too much, it’s pretty damned cool. So, here’s the…
We’re back with some more interviews from this year’s Fan Expo in Toronto. We’ve got our editor in chief, Pete Decourcy speaking with Cameron Stewart and Ray Fawkes about Apocalipstix and some of their future projects. As always, look below…
Action Comics #380: “The confessions of Superman” The cover: For all of…
Green Lantern #8 graded by CGC as 9.6 sold for a record $11,694 on Comic Link. This auction ended August 28th and really surprised everyone with it’s staggering price. The comic lists at $575. as a 9.2 in the Overstreet price guide. The…
Usually when I think of technology and cutting edge Archie Andrews isn’t really the face I think of. I think of Archie driving a jalopy and a making dated references to stuff that was dated even back in the 90s.…
Guy Ritchie is going to draw on his failed marriage to Madonna to produce and direct a movie based on the Main Man himself Lobo. DC Comic’s ultra-violent anti-hero who, like Madonna herself, killed Santa Claus. According to the Hollywood…
It’s very rare these days to find a writer/artist getting their own on-going series. (Well, unless you’re Paul Pope.. but I’m sure even he had to start somewhere – Kodansha if memory serves.) So the fact that Jeff Lemire, a…
Greetings Comic Book Fans! This past weekend was Fan Expo down in Toronto. Every year, my buddies and I make a weekend of it. We get a hotel, we go out for food and drinks, and we spend way too…
Count the pages! Examine the comic thoroughly before you buy it. Count the pages, check for the coupons, and look for tears, creases, stains and other defects that don’t necessarily show up on the cover. The defects present in the…
Looks like this year’s Fan Expo was indeed bigger and better before with an absolutely crushing number of people attending, almost 60,000! Due to the issues with overcrowing this year, the Fan Expo in 2010 will be held in the…
The DCU Moviepage loaded this sneak peek on to YouTube, enjoy
With all the attention the Disney/Marvel deal got today, Tom Rothman annouced that he’s bringing us another Fantastic Four movie, and for this one he’s bringing out the semi-big guns: Akiva Goldsmith. Yes, the writer behind Batman & Robin. Akiva…
Avenger #71, Marvel Comics, December 1969, 1st Appearance the Invaders Avengers #71 is one of those comic books that is always missing from the Avengers bins. It’s a book I’ll always look for whenever I’m at a comic convention or…
In what would probably have been much bigger news had not the cryogentically frozen body of Walter Disney not purchased Stan Lee’s vital organs. (Or maybe it’s the much less sinister [but not by much] Disney purchasing Marvel publications –…