DesignerCon Tells a Toy Story All Its Own
By David Nieves
Even though Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, ten years ago, you’d be remiss to find comic conventions, toy...
Michael DeForge’s shelf porn is made for action
Zainab Akhtar's excellent Comics and Cola blog runs a feature called "Comics Shelfies" which includes pictures of various comics collections. Usually the Expedit or...
This year’s DC Collectibles Preview
By: Nick Eskey
DC Collectibles had a fine showing today of toys, figurines, and statues for the upcoming year. Each one meets the fine level...
Dynamite to Expand with ‘Dynamite Toys and Games’ Division
Dynamite Entertainment have announced that they will be launching a new division, Dynamite Toys and Games, which will be producing board games, action figures,...
Why your Bronze Age comics collection ain’t worth squat
Frank Santoro is at it again, in the aptly titled American Pickers in which he advises a friend's father that a comics collection with stickers...
SDCC13: Watchtower: Road Trip!
Henry "Hemi" Barajas gave you the particulars on the DC/KIA Justice League Sorento custom design, but there are many more Comic-Con car events happening!
But...
SDCC13: DC Shows Off a Stellar Collectibles Collection
By Nicholas Eskey
DC Comics has some exciting things in the works for their toy line, which they revealed to the press in a swanky...
Zenith by Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell is Back!
Once more, I’ve dragged myself away from my usual obsessive witterings about Marvelman to write about another, different, long-lost British superhero. Right now, as...
Kick-Watcher: Michael Moreci on MINI COMICS INCLUDED
One of the ways many people stumbled onto their first comic was through the promotional comics that used to come bundled in with action...
Bernard Chang’s Great Demon Knights Art Giveaway
Today sees the release of Demon Knights #20 from DC, written by Robert Venditti and drawn by Bernard Chang. And Chang is so excited...
RIP: Comics Buyer’s Guide (1971-2013)
In a brief, statement, publisher F+W announced the closing of CBG, the Comics Buyer's Guide today. The magazine's 42 year run will end with issue #1699, one shy of the farewell #1700 that the collectors it appealed to would have liked.
The cause of death was the usual suspects:
Last minute shopping advice: Hazarai!
Here's a new social media/commerce site that has an interface geared at people who collect: Hazarai!. Let's call it Etsy meets eBay for nerds—you...
