I started work on this timeline in August of last year. Thanks to everyone who had input, especially sfcityduck who had done a lot of this legwork previously. The data is incomplete at this point. I don't have buyers and … Continue reading
Confession time: I spent most of the year recovering from finishing my Daredevil 1-157 set. That basically means I didn't really make any big purchases this year. Even still, I did add to my collection in a lot of fun … Continue reading
Tales Of Suspense #39 CGC 9.6 Pacific Coast NO BIG DEAL. I, and I imagine, the consignor, would be disappointed if this book doesn't get to $300,000. I'm really nor sure what this book will do. In some ways $185,000 … Continue reading
Yes, it's true. I started a comics podcast. For now it's just me talking about the things I've always written about. At some point I'll be hitting up all of you for interviews and other content. You can subscribe using … Continue reading
It's Heritage time again. Feast your eyes on the comic book and original art glory. Suspense Comics #3 Mile High Pedigree CBCS 9.2 This is clearly the biggest deal in this auction. We were floored when we found out this … Continue reading
Did you guys know that Heritage auctions off comic books and original art from time to time? Yes they do. Let's take a look at the comics and original art they're offering this month, shall we? The Mile High Hits … Continue reading
Sorry for doing a blanket "summer" market report this time, but the summer is the summer and things get in the way. I also wasn't particularly excited by the material that crossed the boards in June and July, so there's … Continue reading
I was hoping to talk about one very significant sale this month. I'm still waiting for confirmation on that, so… We'll have to talk about some other things. Thankfully I've got a lot to choose from. I've got one other … Continue reading
This time around, because January was kind of boring and because of the incredible auctions we've got coming up this month, I've decided to look ahead rather than looking back at something that happened in January. To that end I'm … Continue reading