Top 20 Pre-Code Horror Covers
I’ve spent a lot of time talking about how important covers are as demand drivers and drivers of value. Today I’m going to roll out the first of a series of Top 20 Covers from multiple genres and eras. This…
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Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
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Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
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Rebel Blood #4
Rebel Blood is one of many zombie based books available for the consumption of horror fans, and considering that, we must ask what differentiates them from each other. Which are good, which are less so; in the end, which are worth our money and which are not? Given the arc of Link and Rossmo's story and its ultimate conclusion, it's very clear Rebel Blood in any incarnation is worth every cent of its price tag.
Read MoreRebel Blood #4Undervalued Spotlight #50
Here’s the thing. I really couldn’t pick one over the other so I’m picking both of these comic books for this week’s Undervalued Spotlight.
In January of 1947 Avon Periodicals published Eerie Comics #1. Eerie #1 is credited as being the first true horror comic. Overstreet guide value for Eerie #1 is a healthy $8,200.00. Though the book is also credited as establishing the horror genre it really did not cause an...
Read MoreUndervalued Spotlight #50Just A Thought: Horror Comics
I like horror. There, I’ve said it. Horror fans have started getting an interesting rep within the last decade. It’s kind of like being a card carrying member of the Kiss Army. You’re constantly tested in that group of fandom;…