What to do with a box of unwanted recent comic books?

[nocutename]

Hello,

 

As I am sure happens to many of you, I buy a lot of comics and I end up with a lot of them that I don't like. I put them in a box and, usually, I just donate them. I was wondering whether there is a better way to manage these unwanted comics.

 

Unfortunately I don't have time to place eBay listings for each one of them. For the same reason, I don't have time to catalog each one of them (the ones I have now are about 200/300). Is there any nice way to sell these comics in bulk? Or any other option?

 

You donate them yet...

 

craigslist

 

Craigslist is full of weirdos and low ballers

 

You don't want low-ballers.

 

How about, Free Stuff on Craigslist, curbside it on a sunny day. No dealing with Low-Ballers Or Weirdos.

 

Seriously, if they are kid friendly give them to the neighborhood kids or give them out at Halloween.

[the blob]

i donated about a short box of 1990s image comics to goodwill last year. i had them in my yard sale boxes and they didn't sell the last 6 or 7 times out there. all that terrible stuff. i kept my spawns, splatts and a few others, but the bulk went in there. i declared $1.50 each for them as I didn't want to push my luck, although, honestly, most had higher cover prices. that particular goodwill shop sells their comics for 50 cents each though (used to be $1 there). so we will see if i get audited.

[1950's war comics]

Put them out to the front of your house on a dry weekend with a "for sale for $50" sign and hopefully someone will just do you a favor and knock on your door with an offer or just steal them

[jimbo_707]

I would save them till Hallowe'en and then give a few to each trick-or-treater instead of giving out candy bars.

[jaeldubyoo]

I would save them till Hallowe'en and then give a few to each trick-or-treater instead of giving out candy bars.

 

Make sure they're age-appropriate. You wouldn't want some angry parents coming down on you.