Author: Don
Most comic book investors generally believe that storylines alone -- no matter how popular they are -- are generally not worth investing in. We'll put that general rule to the test with X-Men '97's adaptation of Chris Claremont's "Lifedeath" storyline.
The 2024 NCAA Women's tournament has driven newfound interest in other players besides Clark. Let's take a look at two of Clark's biggest rivals and peers: Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese.
With 11 million+ views, Twentieth Century Studios' teaser trailer for Alien: Romulus has provided hope to fans of the Aliens franchise. With more hits than misses since Aliens in 1986, can Romulus revitalize the franchise and the Aliens collectibles market?
The critically acclaimed X-Men '97 continues to drive sales volume in the comic book market. Episode #4 puts a spotlight on Mojo, one of the most unusual (and imaginative) villains the X-Men have ever faced.
Already an iconic toy brand, how has Barbie's surging popularity translated into the collectibles market? Is she worth investing in?
Forget about the solar eclipse on April 8th. On April 4th, the comic book collecting community will likely witness something far more important (at least to us): the sale of the most expensive comic book ever.
Considering that it's likely that Link (the heroic swordsman from Zelda) will likely debut on the big screen in the near future, is it worth investing in any of his key issues?
Disney has a hit on its hands with X-Men '97! The first three episodes of the show have received a rare 100% from critics and a 93% audience score. The first episode drops a hint that the New Mutants may appear in the show in the future...
It may be time to hear the roar, again, because the ThunderCats are loose!
Disney is banking on Deadpool & Wolverine righting the MCU's ship. Do we see any signs that it has reinvigorated the collectibles market as well?