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Other highlights: Signature Series copy of Gobbledygook #1, $132,000; original comic page artwork for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #5, $60,000
For some collectors, it’s not just about what grade a comic receives, but who issued it. This upcoming auction for Uncanny X-Men#266, the first appearance of Gambit, is graded at a perfect 10, signifying totally mint condition. But for some collectors, the fact that this issue was certified at a 10 by the PSA (Professional…
This giveaway is sponsored by VAULT COMICS – the best fantasy, sci-fi, horror, and LitRPG graphic novels!
Posted in: Comics, Heritage Sponsored, Vintage Paper | Tagged: street and smith, walter gibson
Many of the weirdest decisions in toy history were inspired by losing out on a license. Sometimes, it led to a company like Mego chasing the “next best thing,” trying to find a license like the one they turned down. Other times, it led to a toy like Mattel’s Pulsar,which tried to capture the appeal…
Back in 1996, there were two 3D platformers that changed the genre forever. First, there was “Super Mario 64,” in which every stage was a 3D sandbox that Mario could explore in any direction, finding secrets, solving challenges, and collecting goodies. Then, there was “Crash Bandicoot,” which featured 3D graphics and movement, but it was…
Landry Pop Auctions is set to offer a rare and highly graded example of DC Comics Action Comics #1 in the single-lot auction The Last Son of Krypton: Birth of an American Icon on November 17. Originally published in 1938, the landmark issue introduced Superman and his origin story and is considered one of fewer…
There are only two real answers to the question of “which super-hero has the best bad guys?”, and down to Spider-Man and Batman. The greatest advantage Batman has is history, boasting another twenty-odd years of comic books to help build out his iconic rogues’ gallery. Many of Batman’s foes date back almost as far as…
The highest graded copy of the 1942 debut of the Sheena series from Fiction House is up for auction, and features a cover artist Dan Zolnerowich. #Sheena #FictionHouse
Posted in: Comics, DC Comics, Superman | Tagged: action comics, action comics 1, Timmy Heague