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I find that empty shoe boxes work great -- most are just about the right size and lightweight. No sense in using heavy filler materials!

 

If they're a little on the small side, then put a few backing boards between the box and the comics.

Best idea I've heard. Simple, lightweight.

I use a combination of gravity and unopened bags of backer boards to fill in the gaps. I also like to stuff 3 or 4 old backer boards at the front and back to prevent damage from the folded handles of the boxes.

You guys are all reminding me to catch up on my feedback. Got a few I need to leave!

Science fiction monthly magazines. Have a run of Fantasy & Science Fiction from the 60s up to the present. Also an (almost) complete run of Asimov's from when it started in the 70s until now. Between these, comic books, and other books I overflowed all the closets in the house. My wife made me rent a climate controlled storage shed to store some of this stuff.