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  • Metropolis to Set Up at New York Comic Con

    Metropolis Collectibles is attending New York Comic Con at the Javits Center on October 12-15, 2023. They will be set up at booth #3535...

  • Holidays Turn Deadly in Thanksgiving Trailer

    Gratitude and appreciation aren’t on the menu this Thanksgiving in the first trailer for Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving. The horror writer-director...

  • First Wolverine Leads ComicConnect’s Mega Monthly

    ComicConnect’s October Mega Monthly is highlighted by a copy of Incredible Hulk #181 8.5 that just took over the top bid position, the...

  • eMoviePoster Sept. & Oct. Auctions See $471K in Sales

    eMoviePoster closed three auctions in late September and early October bringing in a total of $471,121 in sales. The auctions contained...

  • THE IMPACT COMICS ANNUALS

    THE IMPACT COMICS ANNUALS Paul Kupperberg was the editor of two of the original Impact titles, The Fly and The Black Hood. He wrote several issues of the Crusaders and the Web. Edited portions of the Impact Annuals and was the writer of the planned Impact relaunch of Steel Sterling. He was nice

  • MARKET REPORT: CONAN SAUNDERS & BUDDY SAUNDERS

    Lone Star Comics/MyComicShop.com With the books closed on 2022, I would say we are now well and truly in the post-Covid comic market. 2020 was a year of initial uncertainty followed by rising sales and rising prices. 2021 saw the comic market reach another gear entirely, driven by a potent combination of low

  • Inside the Guide: The Early History of Video Gaming

    Though common knowledge might place the beginning of video gaming in the 1980s arcade scene, or with the first Pong home editions...

  • COVER STORY: Horrific #8

    A little bit of info first: the makers of Horrific was a short-lived comic book publisher owned by a man named Allen Hardy. Publishing in the...

  • BRONZE AGE MINUTE: Action Comics #425

    Superman races to save a wealthy hunter whose life force is being drained by a rare flightless bird...

  • TURNING POINTS by Maggie Thompson

    Here’s the latest installment of Maggie Thompson’s ongoing look at important beginnings, middles, and ends, this time for July 21-27, 2023...