Moderns that are heating up on ebay! 70 70

[awakeintheashes]

On 5/19/2019 at 11:44 AM, Aweandlorder said:

Crossover titles like these are MONSTERS with readers who are not necessarily collectors. A lot of the DC/Marvel crossover tpb, amalgam tpb, classic crossover treasuries, are big hits with readers. Teen titans/x-men crossover for example is a book that never really appreciated tremendously in price but was ALWAYS been sought after. These are the kind of books that you save to your searches and wait till someone lists them for a buck or five and then comfortably flip them for 25+ 

 Sometimes they experience a spike upwards for no apperant reason, sometimes not, but historically they've always sold well for the general public

When I was buying collections from parents who were selling their kid's stuff, I'd find a lot of crossover books and action-figure reprints. Great books to help easily break even.

[ygogolak]

People are really upset about plot holes with these two as main characters it it?

 

 

[valiantman]

46 minutes ago, ygogolak said:

People are really upset about plot holes with these two as main characters it it?

Only the rabbit is ridiculous. The Hulk is science. 

[jcjames]

Were there really too many koala bears, bengal tigers, sunflower plants and ferns on the planet soaking up too many natural resources that half of them had to go? And shouldn't these plot holes be explored in the movie thread rather than the MHU thread?

 

 

Edited May 21, 2019 by jcjames

[ygogolak]

27 minutes ago, jcjames said:

Were there really too many koala bears, bengal tigers, sunflower plants and ferns on the planet soaking up too many natural resources that half of them had to go? And shouldn't these plot holes be explored in the movie thread rather than the MHU thread?

Yup...

Let's get back to variants for @1Cool

 

 

Edited May 21, 2019 by ygogolak

[cms1]

5 hours ago, awakeintheashes said:

Sounds like a ton of content to explore for Disney+

The Netflix shows, when they started, dealt with the street level fallout from Avengers. Seems like there's quite a bit of content for Disney+ or Hulu, which Disney owns 67% of, to explore with the fallout from Endgame.

Disney own all of Hulu now, they purchased comcast share of the company, so it is own only by disney now.

[Hey Kids, Comics!]

No one cared until DC sent them a cease and desist letter...……….

[fastballspecial]

7 minutes ago, Hey Kids, Comics! said:

No one cared until DC sent them a cease and desist letter...……….

That's pretty much it. Controversy helps. I have to admit its a very nice cover so the high end variant collectors will chase it.
What might be funny is if they company decides to print some more ……
and I don't mean a 2nd print lol.

Wouldn't be the first time the "print to order" rears its ugly head.

 

 

Edited May 21, 2019 by fastballspecial

[Aweandlorder]

Very interesting to me that 2 DC related books (I'll let you figure which is the other one) are selling for ridiculous amounts of money (and I mean RIDICULOUS) on such a short time with no real story or key significance  

[kimik]

We are back in the Age of Variants and Artists just like the early to mid 90s. Cash in while you can.

[Old_Man_Adam]

The simple fact that the “Wonder Woman “ variant above is actually selling is proof of the end times 

[The Brain]

22 minutes ago, Old_Man_Adam said:

The simple fact that the “Wonder Woman “ variant above is actually selling is proof of the end times 

... Joe...Joe_Collocter is that you???

[GeeksAreMyPeeps]

43 minutes ago, Old_Man_Adam said:

The simple fact that the “Wonder Woman “ variant above is actually selling is proof of the end times 

Any time there's a recalled comic or something that would limit distribution it's hot for a second. And then they almost always cool off. Only mainstream titles that were recalled have any real staying power as far as collectibility goes.

[Avi]

1 hour ago, kimik said:

We are back in the Age of Variants and Artists just like the early to mid 90s. Cash in while you can.

I like this! The current era of comics (something that follows the Modern age) should be known as The Variant Age!

[WolverineX]

Road of Bones 1 (first print) is inching up.  Anyone know the print run?

[Awax]

Agents of atlas 2 .. 🔥

 

 

[kairos70]

Miles Morales #5 & #6 heating up. First appearance of Starling.

 

[Lazyboy]

6 hours ago, Avi said:

I like this! The current era of comics (something that follows the Modern age) should be known as The Variant Age!

Copper books used to be Modern. Bronze books used to be Modern. Nothing follows the Modern Age.

[JTLarsen]

7 hours ago, GeeksAreMyPeeps said:

Any time there's a recalled comic or something that would limit distribution it's hot for a second. And then they almost always cool off. Only mainstream titles that were recalled have any real staying power as far as collectibility goes.

A young and famous politician popular with millions depicted as Wonder Woman is about as mainstream as it gets.

[GeeksAreMyPeeps]

7 hours ago, JTLarsen said:

A young and famous politician popular with millions depicted as Wonder Woman is about as mainstream as it gets.

Mainstream as far as comics goes, is what I meant, in case that wasn't clear. (i.e. not this book)