In Defense of Slabs and Comics Collecting
Are we in the boom before the bust of collectible comics? Or has the internet changed things so much that this is the new normal?
Are we in the boom before the bust of collectible comics? Or has the internet changed things so much that this is the new normal?
What would be my dream website devoted to European comics? I’ll lay out the whole publishing and monetization plan in this podcast.
Morris draws Blueberry; Giraud draws Lucky Luke. Pilote Journal celebrates Lucky Luke in grand style!
In the great Dust Bowl in Oklahoma, a photographer from New York City comes out on behalf of the federal government. What could possibly go wrong?
Is the current booming comic book market sustainable? Or is this just a prelude to a huge bust? My answer might surprise you….
X-Force #1 came out 30 years ago now, and there’s some Twitter controversy. Of course there is. One website, though, stretched their logic a little too far..
Four panels from “Tellos” #1 show us how Mike Wieringo’s style did borrow elements from other 90s artists, and how one face can fit in three layers of art.
For Mike Wieringo’s birthday this year, I’m re-presenting this 2006 episode of the Pipeline Comic podcast, with Tellos co-creator Todd Dezago.
Clémence’s grandmother suffers from Alzheimer’s, and it’s only getting worse. That’s why Clémence kidnaps her to set her free. Funny, touching, and well told.
Truly Mint comics are very tough to find, which is why CGC grades are so high these days. Let’s look at why mint is rare.