There is no shortage of classic X-Men covers that have been released over the years, especially in the silver and bronze age. Some of the most iconic images in comics adorn many a mutant issue. this one, for issue #49 by Jim Steranko however, is a master class of action, perspective, and awesomeness. Up for […]
Sub-Mariner #1 is one of those silver age books that people tend to sleep on. Marvel Comics certainly does not overuse Namor these days, as he does not seem to pop up as often as one would think. Back in those days, though, Namor was all the rage. He was everywhere, including this awesome book […]
Star Trek collectors who don't already own the Gold Key #1 will be interested in bidding on this one. A nice CGC copy of the book is up for auction on ComicConnect right now, part of Event Auction #43. They are taking bids on it for a few more hours, where it currently sits at […]
Micronauts fans might be having their moment soon here. There is real traction on a film version of the property, and the old toys are burning up the aftermarket right now. It is only a matter of time until the old 70's/80's marvel Comics series follows. So, now is the time to start snatching them […]
The one that started it all, ComicConnect has a true grail piece for humor fans and really anyone, as they currently are taking bids for a few more hours on a copy of Mad Magazine #1 from 1952. One of the most important print magazines ever published, this is one that can be confirmed to […]
Legend of Zelda fans: raise your hands if you knew this existed before today. I showed this cover to multiple people I would consider more than causal Zelda fans, and only one of them even knew that this was a thing that happened. This comic was released by Valiant in 1990, featuring story and art […]
Green Lantern keys are hopping these days, as they have been since Geoff Johns revamped the character a little over a decade ago. Part of that was putting baddie and former Lantern at the center of the bigger Lantern universe, creating his own corps and becoming one of the most feared villains in the DC […]
If you are a Monster Kid like me, owning an issue of Famous Monsters of Filmland fills you with a joy that cannot be duplicated. So, imagine having a shot at the first ever issue of the magazine. You can do just that right now, as ComicConnect, part of Event Auction #43, has a CGC […]
The Batman trailer debuted to much excitement and acclaim over the weekend, and part of that is the teasing of The Riddler being the main antagonist in the film. Look for Riddler stuff to shoot through the roof on the aftermarket, as people begin snatching up copies of anything the villain has been in, especially […]
Avengers fans who collect keys, there is a fun one up for Auction on ComicConnect right now, ending in a few hours. Part of Event Auction #43, this copy of issue #144, the first appearance of Patsy Walker, aka Hellcat, doesn't have quite as much heat on it as when Jessica Jones had its run […]
Creepy fans who do not already have issue #66 are in luck. Featuring one of the all-time best covers by artist Ken Kelly, this issue is highly sought after, and in good shape is a collectors dream. The cover features a decapitation, in all of its glory. Even if you already have this issue of […]
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New Teen Titans Is A Under-Valued DC Key
"White pgs; newsstand edition classic Jim Starlin cover; 1st app of New Teen Titans by Perez (1st app Raven, Cyborg & Starfire)After leaving the Navy as a photographer Jim Starlin began his career in comic books where he enjoyed success as both a writer and artist[...]
As announced yesterday during the Black Adam panel, Dr. Fate is coming to the DC Comics film slate. He will join other JSA members to throw down with The Rock, who is playing Black Adam. As always when these things are announced, it is time to start gobbling up character appearances and such before the […]
Retelling the origin of the ultimate superhero, Captain America #109 is a collector's favorite issue from the silver age. Story and art by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Syd Shores, part of the reason why this one gets so much love is the really cool Kirby cover. Cap bursting through the front page of the […]
One of the key books of the silver age, Avengers#57 features the first appearance of The Vision from that era. Throw in Ultron and Black Widow, along with one of the most iconic of all Avengers covers, and you have yourself a book that no Marvel collection should be without. While higher grades for this […]
TMNT fans around the world can point to the 80's animated series for when their love for the heroes in a half-shell started. Not many kids were reading the comic series when it started in 1984. Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman's book was underground and more adult-oriented, but the cartoon changed everything. From its catchy […]
Archie fans have no shortage of collecting focuses. Ice cream covers, beach covers, Jughead eating hamburgers, car covers. There seems to be no end to all of the cool variations you can narrow it down too, and many collectors choose to do that over just collecting huge runs of the book. One cool subject I […]
Amazing Spider-Man fans and collectors are often spilled over what their favorite issue or cover is, but one issue that comes up more often than not is #33. Featuring a story and images that have been recreated over and over again in other issues and media over the decades, "The Final Chapter" embodies everything that […]
Mark Bagley and Brian Michael Bendis on Ultimate Spider-Man is one of the modern epics of comics. For over 100 issues, they reshaped the Spider-Man mythos for the modern-day and inspired one of the last youth reading movements in comics. It was a superb read, and on ComicConnect right now, you can celebrate said run […]
The Muppets are some of the most iconic characters ever created, and their fans are legion. The collector market around them would knock your socks off; I had no idea how deep it went until a couple of years ago. Figures, theme park merchandise, the show, and films from various releases over the years. Even […]
