By admin, on September 3rd, 2010%
With about a day left in the auction as we post this, the current high bid is about $57,000. UPDATE: Winning bid ended up being $71,200.
Per the seller’s auction description, “I was in the comic art, and toy collectable business for 35 years, and it is my opinion, based on . . . → Read More: McFarlane Spidey 313 Original Cover Art on eBay!
By admin, on September 3rd, 2010%
Yep, years before anyone knew who Peter Jackson was, Eclipse Comics published a beautiful three issue (squarebound “prestige format”) adaptation in 1989, by Chuck Dixon and David Wenzel…
More info / resources:
David Wenzel’s official site is here, and we highly recommend it…
…and if you’re looking for back issues of the original series, definitely inquire at your local . . . → Read More: The Hobbit
By admin, on September 2nd, 2010%
Comics Scene was published by Starlog, and focused on comic book TV and movie adaptations. Scan courtesy of milehighcomics.com
Okay, here we’ve compiled a list of Comic News Magazines and Price Guides that were in existence at any point during the Copper Age of Comics (1984 – 1991) Did we miss anything? Please let . . . → Read More: List of Comic News Magazine and Price Guides
By admin, on August 31st, 2010%
By admin, on August 31st, 2010%
By admin, on August 26th, 2010%
Nope, that’s not a statue or maquette, it’s a Dark Knight issue 2 cover homage, rendered by a digital artist in 3ds Max (found here). And good lord, what an amazing job this guy did. I placed in a shot of the actual cover image . . . → Read More: Dark Knight 2 Cover Homage
By admin, on August 26th, 2010%
As opposed to the “Expect the Unexpected” one, that we’ve posted previously…
. . . → Read More: New Universe “Heroes” House Ad, 1986
By admin, on August 25th, 2010%
Macross #1 from 1985. Issue #2 onward was titled Robotech: The Macross Saga.
As I’ve mentioned in some previous posts, I started “all in” collecting comics in 1986, which was not only a huge year for both DC and Marvel, but also pretty much the height of the Independent Black & White Boom. Was . . . → Read More: (Robotech) Macross #1