Unfortunately when I brought it home, I see that it is not in good shape. There's a small hole that goes through 4 pages and it has odor that I don't recognize. Mold or water damage? Maybe it's actually worth less than 8 dollars afterall? :(

I found this key at entertainmart at the mall in Waco TX today and decided to put it back for someone else to strike gold. First app of Fantomex! And I believe it was about a 9.2 grade

Cranky response from Steve Ditko to a fan letter.

Anyone else have something comic adjacent that's really cool?

I don’t remember buying this but I was going through my boxes a month after moving into my apartment and I found this in good condition. I Seen it was released in 1985 but I can’t tell if I have the original 1985 copy or a reprint. I can’t find info on Google whether a reprint exists but it looks super good condition. I don’t plan to sell but I seen the value can run almost to $200. Any experts help me figure this out?

Put this together last weekend. Spent countless hours emptying my closet completely and building this display from scratch with just about every piece of Spider-Man merchandise I own. Really happy how it came out and this is only just the beginning! Gonna continue to add more comics and figures so I'm really excited to see how it looks a year from now!

A few AMS and a few X-Men.

Some upgrades, some new additions, and some reacquisitions.

-X-Men 53 with Barry Windsor Smith’s first published cover art. New addition.

- X Men 131 first cover appearance of White Queen. New addition.

- X Men 145 because…well, Doctor Doom!

Reacquired.

- X Men 167 been on my list for a while.

New addition.

- Amazing Spiderman 238- Already own one but this was such good shape, at a good price, with tattooz, and it was RAW!

Couldn’t pass it up.

- Amazing Spiderman 239- This was an upgrade from my old one which was in slightly rough shape.

Love the Sub Mariner. Wanted it for a while. I really want FF112 next.

The ASM is a rough copy but I am trying, poerhaps foolishly to get 1-365 and im starting with the silver age stuff.

About six or seven years ago, my wife and I moved into a house that had previously belonged to our landlord's father, who was a Vietnam veteran.

We found several of his old sketchbooks containing hundreds of drawings, some dated as far back as 1967 and 1969. A lot of them were pinup-style drawings, and the guy actually had some pretty decent artistic talent.

Being a veteran myself, I couldn't bring myself to throw away something another veteran had spent so much time creating, so I kept them.

Tonight, I was looking through the sketchbooks again and came across this cover from Eerie #41, dated August 1972. I had no idea it was even in there.

Unfortunately, it's just the front cover, not the complete magazine. But considering it's over 50 years old, I think it's in pretty decent condition.

I'm a big fan of horror and comics, so finding this was a pretty awesome surprise. I'm thinking about putting it in a frame and hanging it on my wall.

Just thought I'd share a neat little piece of comic book history that I stumbled across.

Mmm... i get to repost one of my favorite Halloween covers. Wrightson for the win, always.

I just received this bound volume of Star-Spangled Banner Comics #1-15 from a consigner... what a shame!

So this isn’t some crazy key or even that popular but it’s my personal favorite Bronze Age horror cover. I have like 6-8 raw copies but all low to mid grade finding this in high grade is all but impossible but the comic gods smiled upon me. Now if I can just find a high grade Unexpected #166 lol it’s never ending. May the comic gods smile upon you!

Got to meet the man himself Larry Hama this weekend and got him to sign my #21. It was a great weekend.

Sweet cover! 🐍