Variant Covers 0

[JB87]

Does a good site/database to search all the variant covers of a specific comic exist?

[Keys_Collector]

I'm not a big variant collector but I have used the mycomicshop website to see variants associated with an issue number.  For example, A-Force 1: 

https://www.mycomicshop.com/search?q=A-Force+1&pubid=&PubRng=?AffID=874007P01

[oldmilwaukee6er]

Sometimes I use Comicvine

Sometimes CLZ app

Neither are perfect. eBay is usually the best for me in a pinch.

What book?

[L.E. Gill]

CLZ does have some errors and omissions, especially on certain newstand variants, but it's really easy to use for a quick check and usually my first stop.  MyComicShop is usually detailed enough to tell you what to look for for reprint type variants that might be hard to identify on a glance.  

[JB87]

Thanks all, it's not any one specific book at the moment. I'm just a big fan of Stephen King amd Joe Hill and collect their books, that got me into collecting comics as well, as both have done quite a bit of work with comics and I really enjoy them. I just found some like Locke and Key have a huge variety of books and variants, so difficult to know what's out there and what to hunt for next.

[oldmilwaukee6er]

Nice I read and enjoyed Heart Shaped Box by Hill but never got into LnK. Consider... As a fan of books... that variants in comics mean variant covers only. The content inside remains the same. 

[Marbleman3]

Personally I think comicbookrealm.com has the most comprehensive database of comic lists and covers, including variant covers, and it’s easy to search. 

[JB87]

NOS4A2 and The Fireman" are great books as well. I've enjoyed all of his books so far but they're probably the 2 best in my opinion. I get that, I collect the books in different editions as well. I just like the different artwork and illustrations. Having trouble getting 1 of the dying is easy variants (#5, 1:25 incentive cover) at the moment and it's getting frustrating bit will be glad once I find it.