darkstar

depends on if you are trying to move one book or influence the entire market.

A surprising lack of Disney humor and child acting. 10/10

That What If Iron Man book is only sought after by readers who buy it because it has part of the What If Venom Possessed Deadpool story arc in it. The What If Venom Possessed Deadpool issue sells for hundreds of dollars, so buying that What If Iron Man book, and the other three What If issues that have part of the story in them, is a far cheaper alternative. The four What If issues are effectively dollar books, even though the set can sell for 75 or so. Still there is plenty of money to be made selling modern graded drek though, like moving 500 mystery boxes at 200 dollars a piece.

I think a Marvel tear is like the ones you see on the bottom edge of this ASM 361 - a super common production flaw for this book.

That book has been getting pushed everywhere on social media, plus McFarlane signing, and new Spawn/Batman one shot in December from McFarlane.

The 49's spine is a mess, no way that is an 8.5 or a 9.

Oh I'll buy one, it's just that once again the public-facing arm of this company has failed.

Why announce this without mentioning the cost?

Wolverine 88

Variants were fine for awhile until retailers started commissioning artists for exclusives and produced variants of variants and used limited print numbers to push sales.

You can make a fort out of the TPBs.

comics4less has an insane following on eBay. His copy of Eerie 23 which sold for $267 had 58 watchers, which is about double what the auctions for that book typically have. His books are often undergraded and he is currently in the process of selling what looks to be every comic magazine ever published, so it is worth monitoring his listings.

Jim Lee's X-Men 1 and 4

Some more recent additions. Finally found a nice copy of Comic Book Artist 21 and a polybagged copy of Penthouse Comix 4. I went all con season without find any copies of Wrightson's Treasury or a decent copy of Web of Horror 3, but they finally popped up on eBay.

double cover Dave

Chuck says this in his videos all the time, he has no interest in selling his books. Start watching at 4:00.

Heritage was solely responsible for a large step up in the secondary videogame market during the pandemic. The prices being seen via auction on Heritage had no resemblance whatsoever to what was being attained on other sales platforms, notably eBay.

Latest Frazetta acquisitions.

How's the story in this?

I'm not sure why you think what I wrote was trolling. Comics, like anything else, regularly get priced incorrectly on eBay and the sharps out there buy them as soon as they're listed.

Click on sold listings on eBay and sort by Newly Listed and you'll find tons.

Taika Waititi has done some great stuff, but between this movie and the Mandalorian his involvement with Marvel properties has resulted in absolute dogchit. His inability to recognize the tone that has already been established and then proceed to vomit poor comedic bits all over leaves the viewer wondering what exactly they are watching.

Trusting CCS to clean and press a magazine? Absolutely not.

A handful of areas within the market are on fire.

I'm a visionary.