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Agree. HA's estimates are all over the place take this one for example: https://fineart.ha.com/itm/pulp-pulp-like-digests-and-paperback-art/john-schoenherr-american-1935-2010-space-viking-analog-magazine-cover-november-1962gouache-on-board12-x-12/a/8161-71464.s?ic2=mytracked-lotspage-lotlinks-12202013&tab=MyTrackedLots-101116
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Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
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It's hard especially with non-US books. I don't know of any organised source like Comic Books Plus or the Grand Comics Database. I mostly just google a lot and look through posts on the FB paperback group and Instagram. For sci fi isfdb.org is pretty comprehensive and includes scans of nearly all covers.
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Not a comic but I've been after this one for a while. It's very tough and always shows up in bad condition.
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Going to the LA Vintage Paperback show on March 17th
The-Collector replied to Surfing Alien's topic in Pulp Magazines
If anyone sees a nice copy of Narco Nymphos at the show let me know! -
Son of My 50 Year Junk Obsession
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Awesome pick ups!! Dream club is a tougher book. It was originally printed with the title "Beyond Desire" which is even harder to find. -
Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
Awesome collection. I NEED that LoTR set. And If you got that Army Romances spring edition from CC I think you were bidding against me. -
Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
I believe the cover is Bonfils. You are right they aren't cheap items, but relative to PCH they are a bargain. -
Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
Great stuff RM. That copy of Marijuana Girl is very nice! -
Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
Also what’s not to love? Great covers, awesome stories, culturally important, and for the time being reasonably affordable. -
Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
I think the sci fi connection is important. I originally got into PBs because of my love of sci fi. There are multiple Instagram accounts devoted to sci fi and paperback art with 100k or more followers. And their followers are avid and active. -
Have Paperbacks become the “next big thing”?
The-Collector replied to Robot Man's topic in Pulp Magazines
I'm 35 and actively collecting. But I might be the exception proving the rule. -
Have a Cigar! Golden Age only....!
The-Collector replied to Shield's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Love the file copy. Do you know what it was filed for? -
Post Your Anti-Communist Comics!
The-Collector replied to shrunkenhead's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Another anti-communist rarity (1 other copy on census). Lower grade than I usually like but I've been looking for a long time: -
Have a Cigar! Golden Age only....!
The-Collector replied to Shield's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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I'd be surprised if physical collecting ceases to be a thing unless we cease to be physical beings. Most of those homes are staged and they remove personal items before selling. I also think Genz do collect e.g., some of the prices being paid for 2000s era digital cameras are surprising. I don't like to speculate on collectibles but If I had to pick I'd say tech and science will continue on an upward trend in the long term. Especially stuff related to AI or early digital art. I'd also include within that influential sci fi books e.g. Neuromancer, Snow Crash, Red Mars or anything that has captured tech bros' imaginations. D&D and videogame art also seem promising. In the short term vinyl is in the process of taking taking off. And as soon as HA has some signature auctions I'd expect to see prices increase substantially.