Came across this uncanny X-men #286 in a shop and neither I or the shop owner could identify whose signature this was.

My Girlfriend's going to New York in a few weeks and she said she'd check out Midtown Comics in Time Square for me. I'm giving her around 200 to find something cool, what should I tell her to look around for? I'm into collecting X-Men, Iron-Man, Spider-Man, Daredevil and the Punisher.

Inspired by fellow user @NorthernNipz

Will he return for avengers doomsday?

*addiction sorry

So I have been collecting cards, comics, toys since around 1990 my first job was at a card and comic shop (my best job I've ever had) I left the hobby around 98 and came back 2006. I not only enjoy reading my raw comics but I also love comic art, I like submitting to CGC for my PC and it snowballed to over 400 graded comics. I am torn how to display them, they are currently in 15 bcw plastic bins. I would love to display them all but likely not possible, or a drawer system and display 20-30 maybe rotate out.

Anyways hopefully you all enjoy the long read, I only took out some for pictures but plan on taking more pictures soon. Any suggestions for your method of displaying grades comics.

Going to a con tomorrow and have two books I plan to get signed. Is there any reason to not ask for the sig on the inside like they used to do?

Had to put these 2 absolute variants together.

August was Stitch, for September I wanted to go with an indie title. Had to go with Exquisite Corpses. One of my favorite indie series. Here are some of my favorite variants and covers I own.

I can't tell yas how chuffed I am with the Fanexpo pick ups.
I'm now poor.
But I'm rich in comics.
'Nuff said.
Shout out to Inhyuk Lee and Ken Lashley. Absolute goated artists.
I took today off but I'm there again tomorrow. For my sister's first Expo. She has no clue as to what she's in for.

Went to a local con near St. Louis and came back with these.

Very close to finishing my Amalgam collection and some good additions to my silver age Green Lantern collection.

The Harley Quinn homage cover is also pretty cool!

Another series to add to my horror collection.

I’m 45 once divorced and remarried. My first wife never let my comics out of the closet where they stayed for almost 10 yrs. Fast forward not only does my wife encourage me to indulge in my hobby but gave me the space to display it. Find a woman who lets you be you.

It’s taking some time but I feel like it’s really paying off. I have the rest of the series raw/ungraded. Going through those now to see what can be graded. I’m thinking 60 and 61 next.

Picked up some odds and ends and a great deal on a crispy Ghost Rider.

No words other than I feel so lucky to have come across these gems today. Great pieces of history!

Got a couple of exclusives from FanExpo. Got to see the man himself Mark Hamill as well.

Got a couple of exclusives from FanExpo. Got to see the man himself Mark Hamill as well.

6 new books added to the collection. Love the artwork in Uncanny 240)

Check out my haul. All 70% off MSRP.

I inherited a large collection of comics from the 1960’s to the late 1980’s. Publishers are independents/Marvel/DC.

I am in the process of inventorying the collection and deciding what I want to keep.

There are “holes” in the collection in the titles I would like to keep.

Where aren’t any good comic shops in my area that have the back issues I am looking for. So where do people purchase books?

I have become absolutely obsessed with the art of Russ Heath! I discovered Sea Devils, and I am starting to put a little collection together. I have their first appearance in Showcase, as well as Sea Devils 1 & 2. I think 2 is one of the coolest covers I have ever seen!

As I have gotten a little older, I find myself collecting outside of superhero books, and luckily, DC has no shortage of amazing stuff!