yellowc6

I can spend days in that room! Sweet!

That is sweet! You are very fortunate your childhood toys were never lost. Lots of work put in, good job.

My comic/guest room/office

 

This room started out as an anniversary gift from my wife. She went to my parents house and got a bunch of my old childhood toys, then her and my dad put up shelves to showcase them. From then on I've been adding more and more to the room.

 

Big thanks to dscott, par2ch and many others for most of the ss books and sketches

 

sorry for the fuzzy pics

 

 

 

1dingo is correct. They are the BCW Comic Showcase frames. I'm using the current frames and 3 silver frames. I didn't know the silver comics were bigger, . I originally purchased them from Alternate Reality Comics in Las Vegas but was able to find some on eBay for cheaper.

Thank you all for the compliments!!

Awesome Man Cave bro! It's a little bit of everything.

I just started collecting in January. What I have showing is a wall in my home office. Nothing spectacular as far as what comics are on display. I'm afraid to put any expensive key issues up on the wall because of earthquakes . However I have about 20 comics that I'm waiting from CGC to put on display on another wall that were CGC witnessed signed by Stan Lee, Neal Adams, Brian Michael Bendis, and Jim Starlin.

There is a sketch by John Romita Jr., original art from Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #29, Production art from The Amazing Spider-Man #214, X-Files comic signed by David Duchovny, and original theatre poster of Star Wars the Force Awakens. I'm mainly a Marvel fan but I also collect DC and Valient.

Wow! I'm very jelly...

Thank you for posting these picture. I find it quite fascinating! I often wondered how comics were sold in the past. I wish I can go back in time to that very picture and buy all the comics at the stand!