Previews gives us a glimpse of what’s to come. Here’s the spotlight new books coming out of March Previews for DC Comics who pretty much dominated the last month of speculation and heat.
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Previews gives us a glimpse of what’s to come. Here’s the spotlight new books coming out of March Previews for DC Comics who pretty much dominated the last month of speculation and heat.
Previews gives us a glimpse of what’s to come. Here’s the spotlight of new books coming out of February Previews for DC and Black Label books that we are looking forward to, either on the spec level, read level or just gorgeous cover art level.
Continue reading “February Previews 2020 – DC and Black Label Spotlight Books”

Welcome once again to another installment of the One Week Later Report. Usually these are books that heated up or were good pick up for flipping, even going as far to report if books fell flat and you can now find at cheaper prices.
This week we’ll cover the books released on 02/05/2020.
Continue reading “One Week Later Report for February 12th, 2020”
Previews gives us a glimpse of what’s to come. Here’s the spotlight of new books coming out of November Previews for DC that has us excited, either on the spec level, read level or just gorgeous cover art level.
Continue reading “November Previews 2019 – DC & Black Label Spotlight Books”
Welcome once again to my spec and my drek and Happy Halloween Eve.. if there is such a thing. I pick what I think will be winners, not only if you make money by flipping but winners as in either a great read or just awesome art.
Then there’s the pesky drek, the comic you should avoid altogether or not fall into the buying every variant trap.
Continue reading “Poyo’s Spec and Drek for October 30th, 2019”
Previews gives us a glimpse of what’s to come. Here’s the spotlight of new books coming out of October Previews for DC Comics.
Continue reading “October Previews 2019 – DC Comics Spotlight Books”
We highlight books in Previews at the beginning of each month, now it’s time to recommend a select few before final order cutoff after we obtained advanced preview copies we could read, which gives us a good idea not only if the book has the potential to heat up (if the demand is there) but if it’s just in general a great read, with great art.
Continue reading “Recommended Reads and Pickups – FOC Edition”
Previews gives us a glimpse of what’s to come. Here’s the spotlight of new DC comic books coming out of September Previews.
Continue reading “September Previews 2019 – DC Comics Spotlight Books”

One year ago, we spec’d on new books hitting the shelves. Now it’s time to see how those specs and picks are doing now. This is Part II for August of 2018.
Continue reading “Flashback Friday – One Year Later Report for August 2018 Part II”
Seems there is some early chatter for the upcoming Young Justice hitting shelves in November with an appearance by Naomi after a Bendis tweet today.
Continue reading “Young Justice This November – Here Comes Naomi”
I’m taking us back to 1972 with a Jack Kirby creation that was created due to a request by DC for a horror type comic and character.
In the past we always tend to focus on the Killer B books for these upcoming DC books. I figured it’s time we expand into all of DC’s forthcoming titles and covers.
Continue reading “July 2019 Previews Spotlight for Upcoming DC Comics”
Long ago in 1917, a man named Will Eisner was born. This man would end up being one of the most iconic cartoonists in the industry. They even named the most prestigious awards in comics after him, the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards.
Once again, that time is upon us. This week it’s the middle of the month for May, with two Wednesdays now behind us and two still in front, hopefully a winner will come out of this weeks books unlike the past few weeks which seem to be a little more dead, at least with books carrying any heat.
We are now half way through April already. It was tax day on the 15th here in the U.S. so I hope all you comic book buyers didn’t have any huge tax bills that affected this weeks purchases.
Continue reading “Poyo’s Spec and Drek for April 17th, 2019”
This one is a fun one. About a month or so back, we were talking about a “creeper” in the comments of a Wednesday Forum. So this Throwback Thursday goes back to 1968, to talk about First Appearance of the Creeper in Showcase #73.
With these monthly reviews, we find out how right or wrong we were, what we missed and what you can likely still find at cover price whether it’s at the local comic shop or at online retailers. Here’s Part II cover Febraury 2019.
Welcome once again to the another installment of the One Week Later Report. This week we’ll cover the books released on 3/20/2019.
Continue reading “One Week Later Report for March 27th, 2019”
Thanks to Terry Hoknes of www.hoknescomics.com for the info.
DC books do not sell out as often as other company’s books. This is mostly because of how they do their print runs. So when a DC book sells out it is worth noticing. Here is a list of recent DC series that have sold out and could heat up. Continue reading “Recent DC sold out books”
Thanks to Tyson B. for this one.
Here we go again, the New 52 Universe, which replaced the long standing DC Universe, is ending and will be replaced by a new Post-Convergence Universe come June.
One thing that gets comic fans and speculators interested in a book is a characters death. Especially, a fan favorite and major characters death brings in the buyers. Well ‘Justice League of America’ #4 has the death of a major character in spades. This book should be picked up before it sells out at your local comic shop. Continue reading “‘Justice League of America’ #4 major character death”

One way to guage how hot a comic is/will be is by the Diamond Comics Advanced reorder list. This gives retailers a chance to up their orders for books that may have caught some heat before the release and before the final order cut offs. So without further ado, this weeks advanced reorder list Continue reading “Diamond Advanced Reorder List 5/16/13”
Oh boy here is one that went under the radar and was just announced today. Batgirl #19, which shipped today, has a big reveal. Continue reading “Spoilers: Batgirl 19 – Mainstream comics first transgender character”
Yeah, the same Carrie Kelley that appeared in Frank Miller’s Dark Knight Returns.
Not sure how the story will pan out, but Bleeding Cool reported that there was a print run of 18,000 available through Diamond that have sold out as of Sunday night. This book drops on Wednesday and would be worth picking up.