IMAGE COMICS TEAMS WITH HERO INITIATIVE FOR VARIANTS TO SUPPORT COMIC BOOK CREATORS IN MEDICAL & FINANCIAL NEED

Image Comics is pleased to reveal the first thirteen variants in a line of sixteen covers to support the Hero Initiative non-profit, which helps fund comic book creators in medical and financial need. One hundred percent of the proceeds raised by these Hero Initiative variant covers will go toward supporting the non-profit.
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CovrPrice.com Top Ten Selling Comics for Week of 10/26/18

Covrprice.com launched recently and has quickly become a go to spot for watching eBay trends on comics. They scour thousands of sales to cultivate data to spotlight the hottest selling comics selling on eBay. This is a great quick list to search for back issues and recent stock in your local comic shop. Here is this week’s Top Ten Comics: Continue reading “CovrPrice.com Top Ten Selling Comics for Week of 10/26/18”

Legendary Comics Announces Upcoming Graphic Novel Godzilla: Aftershock

This is for all you Godzilla fans out there. It’s not in individual comic release form but even graphic novels have a place for most of us that still actually read comics.

Also for those attending the Los Angeles Comic Con this weekend, be sure to check out the Legendary Comics panel “Godzilla: Secrets of the MonsterVerse” in Room 403B on Saturday, October 27 at 3pm. First 500 get a numbered limited edition poster.

There’s actually money in flipping posters. Anyone ever hear of Mondo Con?
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One Week Later Report for 10/17/2018 Releases

Welcome once again to the another installment of the One Week Later Report. This week we’ll cover the books released on 10/17/2018.
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Wednesday Open Forum

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Wednesday, the best day of the week, new comic book day. It is like your birthday in the middle of each week (well, one where you buy your own presents.)
We open things up to hear from you. A free for all.
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Movie Buzz: Niobe

Here is something interesting, Source Point Press sent out an email for Stranger Comics. In the email, it mentions significant movie plans for the comic, Niobe. Now, we have been on this book since Mel first mentioned it three years ago in his Baltimore Comic Con Wrap Up and later when I mentioned the plans for a movie in the One to Watch: Niobe post after talking to Sebastion at Stranger Comics. Continue reading “Movie Buzz: Niobe”

Diamond Comics Top 25 Advance Reorder Comics for October 22, 2018

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The Diamond Comics Advance Reorder List is a great speculator tool. It shows what books retailers are going back to get more of, in advance of their release. They are actually putting their money up betting these books get big. These are the books people are talking about in shops, message boards, and websites. Here is the Diamond Comics Advance for 10/22/18: Continue reading “Diamond Comics Top 25 Advance Reorder Comics for October 22, 2018”

Things I Like and Dislike for the Week of October 24th, 2018

It’s that time again, where I tell you what’s really grinding my gears for the week of October 24th, 2018.
Some weeks it’s mostly likes, other weeks it’s dislikes.
So what’s grinding my gears?
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Blind Adam's Hidden Gems Vol. 86

Greetings to my Comics Heating Up family. First of all thank you everything. Thank you for reading this each week, thank you all for the friendship, support, and advice. Thor #6, Daredevil #609, JLA Dark #4, Aquaman #41, and Venom Annual #1 were my reads of the week. Daredevil Season 3 is #awesomesauce. I am really digging The Gifted, The Flash, Titans, and Supergirl as well. OK, let’s make some money with some comics cause you can’t teach that. Continue reading “Blind Adam's Hidden Gems Vol. 86”

Final Order Cut-Off Highlights for 10/22/18

Final Order Cut-Off is the last day that shops can guarantee their orders for comics. After Final Order Cut-Off, or FOC, these books will only be available to retailers on Advance Reorder. And that is not guaranteed. So here are the highlights for Monday, 10/15/18’s FOC list. Continue reading “Final Order Cut-Off Highlights for 10/22/18”

September 2018 Review

Last month we saw a pretty solid month for August 2018. I think September was even better for the speculative market. It doesn’t get any better when we saw Batman’s junk for the first time ever, which was probably the highlight of the month
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One Year Later: Spec Review for 10/18/17

What up CHUllectors!?! Shawn B. the One Year Later Investigator, back with another One Year Later round up, where we take a look at some of the comics that Anthony, Mel, and Poyo specced on one year ago. Their specs turn out to be quick flips, slow burns, straight up misses, straight up winners and on and on. Sometimes they spec with their hearts out of their passion for comics. Sometimes they spec based on data. And sometimes they spec based off the word on the street. Either way, all their specs appeal to a few or many collectors whether it is due to them having similar taste in writing or art, or just an opportunity for a collector to flip a book and make money to “support their habit”. So, this is our weekly chance to look back at how some of our buys from a year ago are doing today. Continue reading “One Year Later: Spec Review for 10/18/17”

Middlewest from Skottie Young and Jorge Corona – Advanced Sneak Peak Preview

This is a book I’ve been anticipating since I learned of it’s existence. I’ve been provided an advanced copy for review and I must say, it lived up to my expectations.
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Gary Whitta and Darick Robertson’s OLIVER Artfully Dodges Its Way To Stores January 2019

A new series from Rogue One screen writer and from Happy! and The Boys artist Darick Robertson looks promising. A new take on a classic Dicken’s character could be both a great read and have the potential for an on-screen adaptation, since we all love dystopian apocalyptic stories.
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