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Review: “Avengers Vs. X-Men” Continues To Bring Blockbuster Action To The ... - Complex.com

Review: “Avengers Vs. X-Men” Continues To Bring Blockbuster Action To The ... Complex.com By Jason Serafino | May 16, 2012 | 10:12 am | Permalink In a tight economy, it's not always clear what you should spend your hard-earned money on, and with comic books getting more and more expensive, your dollar doesn't go as far at the comic shop as ... and more »

Rude Chapbooks 05.14.12 | No Mystery in This Space - Play by Play

Rude Chapbooks 05.14.12 | No Mystery in This Space Play by Play ... more's the pity, the endlessly swatted spider—in two tales, the first of which focuses on the kitten Nermal's discovery of a discarded copy of a rare, valuable comic book, the second of which centers on a mouse determined to debunk Garfield's diet.

Jeff Manes: C.P. man is all business about hobby shop - Post-Tribune

Jeff Manes: C.P. man is all business about hobby shop Post-Tribune You were kind of ahead of your time, realizing that old comic books would become valuable someday. “Oh, no. I bought them strictly for enjoyment, whether it was Casper the Friendly Ghost, Little Lotta, Scooby Doo or a Superman comic; I was reading just ... and more »

4 Oddball Investments That Can Make You Money - Business Insider

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4 Oddball Investments That Can Make You Money Business Insider And $160K is just small change compared to last year's record $2161000 sale for one of the most expensive comic books ever sold, a 1938 Action Comics #1-Superman, according to Vincent Zurzolo, of Metropolis Collectibles in New York City, ... and more »

Iron Man's First Appearance Sells For $375000 - Comicbook.com (blog)

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Iron Man's First Appearance Sells For $375000 Comicbook.com (blog) ComicLink, a rare and vintage comic book and comic book art seller, reports on their website that a sale is pending for a 9.6 CGC-graded copy of Tales of Suspense #39, the first appearance of Iron Man, for a record $375000. and more »