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A note from Comic Store Guy
Welcome back to ComicStoreGuy.com! This week I'm pulling together the comic news worth knowing, a few fresh additions from the shop, and a subscriber-only offer for your next order.
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This week's comic news
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Collecting • thecollectorhub.xyz
Why the Bronze Age Won the Fortnight
Star Wars grabbed the headline, but character-defining keys carried the market.
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Collecting • thecollectorhub.xyz
Why are the post-2000 keys earning real market weight?
The comic market still revolves around its giants, but the circle is widening. Titles like Invincible show that newer books can do more than flash, spike, and fade. They can settle in. They can build collector trust. They can develop issue-level demand and las
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Collecting • thecollectorhub.xyz
When the Weird Stuff Wins
One of the fortnight's most unusual results was Dragon Ball Z Television Episode Script, which led the 1990s in sales with $62,500. In a decade full of comic heavyweights, it was a piece of TV production material — not a standard comic title — that claimed the
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Collecting • comicbook.com
Swamp Thing #37 Introduced One of DC's Best-Ever Characters (But It's Still a Hotly Debated Debut)
Collecting is a huge part of the comic book hobby. There are all different kinds of collecting, from trade paperbacks to omnibuses, but the most sought-after comics are definitely single issues. These are the comics that first introduced us to iconic character
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Industry • comicbook.com
17 Years Ago Today, Stan Lee Quietly Undid Marvel Comics' Worst Mistake
Image Courtesy of Marvel Comics There is perhaps no greater household name in the world of comics than Marvel Comics' former writer, editor, and publisher, Stan Lee. Along with other big creators like Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, Stan helped revitalize the Marv
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Freshly added to the shop
Here are a few fresh arrivals I pulled from the shop this week. Click through if one belongs in your collection.
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