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What happens now after Disney buys Marvel?

Hard to believe but Marvel Comics has created about 5000 characters. What creativity and imagination. Each character can create value and be branded for its owner. Only now it's Disney. What do you...

I Love Spider man

Grew up with spider man, superman and the rest of the team of super action heroes. I was so happy when the first spider man movie came out, and was loudly singing the spider man song... I also like...

x-men trilogy review

X-men is one the most popular comics character created by Marvel Comics and now they made it to a movie. X-men is one of my favorite animated series when I was a child and one of my favorite as a...

Are the days numbered for printed comic books?

As anybody associated with a newspaper will tell you, the printed page is nearing extinction. Major newspapers are going bankrupt or shutting down entirely. Layoffs are regular. Magazines are hurting...

Value of Non Sport Cards.

Somehow I ended up on your site, but I am looking for the value of a full set of 1994 Flair (Marvel Comics), including all 134 Started by luvmygod (1) • 1 response • Last response by huskie2250 (4) • 4 years ago
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Boulder Daily Camera is also sugarcoating sales

The Boulder Daily Camera of Colorado follows the example set by the Boston Globe, and provides their own local fluff-coated coverage of store sales:In the comic industry, superheroes are saving...

Should comics maintain their future on the web?

James Hudnall at Big Hollywood is talking about the death of the printed medium and how that's affecting even the comics business, not to mention the 4 dollar price they've already reached. He's also...

American superheroes' exceptionalism

Mort Todd, a veteran in comics and animation, writes a two-part entry on Big Hollywood about the changing depiction of superheroes over the period of the 20th century, and how they degenerated into...

Dick Giordano regrets bringing on grim and grittiness

Dick Giordano, one of DC's most successful inkers, who was senior editor during 1983-93, has told The Toronto Star that he regrets how grimness and grittiness arose during his period (via The...

Marvel books on iPhone

Fast Company Magazine writes about a number of Marvel titles now made available on iPhone, which would be a lot more exciting if it weren't for that those displayed almost all appear to be new,...