Best cover gallery site

[synch]

Whats the best comic cover gallery site out there for marvel and dc?.. anyone?..

[nearmint]

comics.org

[nwpassage]

I like the Heritage archives, or Metropolis. Comics.org's scans are just too tiny. They've got them all though, no doubt about that.

[rdintx-migration]

This is one of my favorites for sheer Marvel goodness -

 

http://www.samcci.comics.org/

[Jeffro.]

I like Comics.org but sometimes it's painfully slooooooow to load.

[Buck Biggins]

For DC cover scans I like http://www.dcindexes.com/

 

 

 

 

[TupennyConan]

Whats the best comic cover gallery site out there for marvel and dc?.. anyone?..

 

Gerber Photojournal Guide to Comics V 1 - 4

 

You don't have to wait for slow downloads or browser freezes

[WOXL]

I prefer the Comic Book DB for newer comics. They include variant covers and a nice searchable database that allows you to display a particular artist or writer's work. Also, much faster than comics.org

 

-Bob

[silverage12c]

For completeness and decent-sized scans, you can't beat comics.org. Sometimes they load very quickly, but mostly not.

 

For a quickie reference look at covers, though, you can't beat comicspriceguide.com. They have more than 500k issues cataloged, and there must be cover scans of at least two-thirds of these. The pics are roughly the size of the "medium" images hosted on comics.org. They've done a good job of including plenty of variant covers, pence copies, international publishers, etc, etc. CPG, of course, also gives values which can be useful as a guide.

[hesdeadjim]

If you're willing to spend some money, the Comicbase Archive Edition is pretty cool. It's got 185,000+ covers, about two thirds in high resolution. It's $299, though. I use it mainly to look at shiny pictures all day long, although I guess its real purpose is to keep track of your collection or something like that

[Goonchild-migration]

If you're willing to spend some money, the Comicbase Archive Edition is pretty cool. It's got 185,000+ covers, about two thirds in high resolution. It's $299, though. I use it mainly to look at shiny pictures all day long, although I guess its real purpose is to keep track of your collection or something like that

 

Tell me where I can get me one of those?

[hesdeadjim]

www.comicbase.com (thumbs u

[Goonchild-migration]

www.comicbase.com (thumbs u

 

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[The Troll King]

Anyone use Comic Collector Live?

 

I entered a bunch of stuff into it and they seem to have quite a few covers as well.

[toro]

I like this one myself.

 

http://www.coverbrowser.com/

[spookley]

For DC cover scans I like http://www.dcindexes.com/

 

 

 

 

I use this all the time (thumbs u

[spookley]

I like Comics.org but sometimes it's painfully slooooooow to load.

 

 

That is my only complaint...I like the fact that each comic cover has the date it was released...

[Wally's Comics]

I like this one:

 

http://www.comic-covers.com

 

and I think it's somebody here that runs this site.

 

 

[cortez]

Some sites I've found to be useful

 

CoverBrowser

 

Comic Vine

 

Mike's Amazing DC Comics

 

Marvel Silver Age Index

 

I hope this helps.

 

Cortez

[CAP Freak]

Oh! The Horror! Is a good site if your looking for horror and is owned and maintained by a forumite whose name I should remember.