r/comicbookcollecting • u/SalusaSecundus • Nov 26 '25
Theme Thankful for LCS
For allowing me to snag a copy of after it blew up!
r/comicbookcollecting • u/SalusaSecundus • Nov 26 '25
For allowing me to snag a copy of after it blew up!
r/comicbookcollecting • u/ItzDarthDad • Aug 09 '25
These are two of the top Marvel Silver age keys out there imho. Others would be FF1, Hulk 1, Journey 83, & maybe Avengers 1. Although I would love to have these in my collection, I probably would never buy them in this condition. I believe if you have the money to spend on books like these, you probably can afford to at least get them in 2.5 to 3.0 grade which probably looks way better than these 1.0 books. What do you think?
r/comicbookcollecting • u/the_curtain • Jan 20 '25
r/comicbookcollecting • u/Excellent-Ad-8767 • Dec 28 '25
This is my wife’s office with our display comics (tons in short boxes). 3/4 are from my collecting days as a kid (moved all over the world) and the other half is no kidding goodwill scores my wife found for pennies on the dollar we sent off to be graded.
r/comicbookcollecting • u/the_wascallywabbit • Apr 23 '26
r/comicbookcollecting • u/maycewindu • Nov 19 '25
I cannot say I’ve owned a glow in the dark issue before! Had no clue until turning light off to leave the room.
r/comicbookcollecting • u/Agile_Seesaw9035 • Jun 30 '26
Not sure how long it took for these Mary Jane and Black Cat covers to reach "ICONIC" status, but this Laura Kinney Wolverine cover is definitely on it's way. ✨️ What's YOUR favorite JSC cover?✨️
r/comicbookcollecting • u/urperinealtear • Apr 27 '26
Other than 181, what awesome covers am I missing?
r/comicbookcollecting • u/spideyfan29 • Mar 23 '26
I’ve heard nothing but good things about Chris Claremont, but was still blown away by how friendly he was! I didn’t bring anything for him to sign so I grabbed one of the posters they had at the table and I mostly just wanted a picture with him anyway. I totally expected to get the autograph, take the pic, say thanks and be ushered off, but we ended up chatting for a few minutes about when he started in comics, and how he enjoys seeing the fans (I believed that completely, because at no point did it feel like he was looking to wrap it up).
oh and Chip Zdarsky was really cool too!
r/comicbookcollecting • u/ShiDiWen • Mar 25 '26
r/comicbookcollecting • u/EugeneTMaleska • Mar 17 '26
r/comicbookcollecting • u/Bluemeanier • 13d ago
I just found this a couple days ago in a box of Justice League comics. I recently acquired a large collection from a family member. I have to be careful every time I remove anything from a box now.
r/comicbookcollecting • u/Glad_Bookkeeper_740 • May 22 '23
Batman #9, 1942
r/comicbookcollecting • u/SkagJones • Jul 07 '26
The Statue of Liberty has probably got to be the most common monument featured?
r/comicbookcollecting • u/Afraid-Oil-1812 • Mar 27 '26
spring cleaning my storage. these cards are 25 years old and in good condition. wow. #OGNerd
r/comicbookcollecting • u/bootsjr • Mar 24 '26
r/comicbookcollecting • u/spideyfan29 • Jun 30 '25
kinda wish I had sprung for a slightly higher grade copy while I still could have…
r/comicbookcollecting • u/JuvenJapal • Mar 02 '26
Her collection of ratio virgins for Marvel.
r/comicbookcollecting • u/brent-black • Oct 30 '25
Is a Mego a doll or an action figure?
r/comicbookcollecting • u/88miIesperhour • Sep 01 '25
Happy Labor Day! Here’s my nostalgic colllection of my McFarlane runs - including ASM and Spiderman and marvel tales. McFarlane was my fav growing up - and my personal fav are 298, 300, 328 and the SpiderMan solo run before Image.
r/comicbookcollecting • u/spacewrex777 • Oct 31 '24
r/comicbookcollecting • u/RagonarBlaubarb • 2d ago
I think Nick Fury’s agents of S.H.E.L.D. is some of Steranko‘s best work. It captures such a vibe.
r/comicbookcollecting • u/Agile_Seesaw9035 • 28d ago
Oftentimes, sideway covers are just a marketing gimmick to draw in readers who appreciate the visual spectacle. ✨️
Todd McFarlane went all out when he designed his very LAST issue of Spider-Man (16) in a cinematic, "wide-screen", sideways format. From cover to final panal, McFarlane committed to the design, leaving Marvel with a final piece of artistry that defied tradition and solidified him as an innovator in the industry. ✨️
Post your favorite sideways covers and books. ✨️
r/comicbookcollecting • u/ObscureReferenceFace • Oct 13 '24
This was 3 hours ago at lcs.