I have a Donald Duck comic book my father passed down to me. It is titled “A Christmas for Shacktown”. It is #367 and it is priced 10 cents. It is in a clear cover and looks like it’s in perfect co

These guys are a bunch of clowns. Take a look at their ebay profile. They have gotten almost 20 negative feedback doing this clown activity. It's quite funny because I'm a comic book store owner too a

The VG-FN ASM #33, being THE character defining comic, must have fetched a pretty penny. I have a Marvel Tales reprint of #35 holding the spot until can replace it with a copy of the original. Spidey

Nice story, Fred! That rang a bell, so I looked it up in our SOLD listings, and - coincidentally - our 5.0 VG/FN copy of Spider-Man #33 sold EXACTLY ONE YEAR AGO TODAY!

My personal treasure is an old Silver Age Spider-man #33. It is priceless because back around 25 years ago I happened onto a question on an ebay forum asking for favorite memory of a comic book, to wh

Other jewels in the crown include Iron Man #3. It's in rough shape, but it's Iron Man #3. Totally cool. X-Men 137, because the story is amazing. I got two copies, one I'm going to part with and never

A #2 signed by Milligan and Bachalo sold at auction for $12 on eBay yesterday. A signed #32 sold for $12 on November 5th. Looking at Shade sales overall, there appears to be little interest in the t

The Hipcomic 112th No-Reserve Action, Featuring the Amazing Spider-Man is on! We've got some great key books from web-head's spectacular run, including great CGC graded copies of ASM #1, #33, #50, and

In fact my next purchase was my first slabbed ever in 50 years of collecting. Werewolf by night #32 9.2

Don't have a set or a large amount, but I do have Captain America #365 & #366. Not sure if that's going to help you or not.

the whole item, and created a new listing, #3887153. However, the same thing is now happening in that listing. I have no idea why. The image uploaded is ok as far as I can tell, but this is a bizarre

Shooter submitted his first stories to DC when he was 13, and at the age of 14 was contacted by editor Mort Weisinger to write regularly. He created several enduring characters for the Legion, includi

Not an Action Comics #1, but an awesome copy of a key book nonetheless: