** Unfortunately my Co-Host Bob was under the weather this weekend and wasn't able to join me for coffee. Good news is he should be back next week ready to go. A good Friend of mine and longtime collector of Comics (Grail Comics that is) stepped in and joined Comics with Bueller for the first time. Please enjoy the show, lets talk comics and drink some coffee.**
Ryan did an excellent job filling in for Bob! I really enjoy listening to your viewpoints of comics Jim (as well as Bob and Ryan) because I feel you are a true comic collector at heart! I also like hearing the comments of your listeners! I hope Bob is ok and didn’t get hit with covid! Keep up the good work!
Overstreet is cool to have but it doesnt determine the value of books these days, ebay does. If overstreet tells you a book you wanna sell is worth 30 bucks and its selling on ebay for 20, 20 is what your getting for it unless maybe you're dealing with a newbie or something. And on the other hand, a book may spike tremendously AFTER the latest overstreet guide, and youd just be fucking yourself hard if you sold it based on overstreets price. Neat book, but obsolete.
I agree in some and most case Overstreet is overpriced. I really miss the paper comic guide called CMV comic monthly value the prices were more real and you knew what you what you were going to pay for that book. Dont get me wrong I like the articles from dealers all over the U.S. speaking on whats trendy or not. Its a good paperweight with other good info!
I’d love to find a shop near me that prices their books with over Street, major deals to be found that way as a customer. But I guess that’s why it makes sense that most of the places that continued to do that subsequently went out of business.
Wow this is the most funniest show I ever seen! I love coffee and the coffee is obviously good the joking around just got better and better. Have Ryan on your show again when you both can! I have tears. Tears of joy! The info was great too.
I really enjoyed you old mates giving each other shit and loving comics. I was there with you! And you have really genuine advice for how to responsibly collect comics. Thanks for another great episode.
GREAT show Bueller, much fun as always. My son laughs because I have a list of books that I'm taking with me when I die. He said "if you're dead you won't know" and I told him I'll know and I'll haunt him if those books aren't there! HA HA! THANKS BUELLER!
New to the channel. Really enjoyed watching. Will be attending more often. Thank you! I especially enjoyed the segment about spec'ing on books. I have fallen victim to this before but have since pulled myself out of that mindset. Thanks again!
Ed Blackwell’s comment is exactly my 2021 goal, a full inventory of my collection, and key documentation for inside the bag and board. I keep everything very organized so it seems like a logical next step for my PC, I’m currently sitting on a 5,000+ book collection, I’m really looking forward to that project!
most awesome content as always guys lol love it!! I keep looking at my long boxes and get so overwhelmed with how much there is to learn... you among the the others in the family are all so much help.
As a new comic buyer/collector this video was extremely helpful and informative. Greatly appreciate the info. I look forward to more videos from the channel.
@Comics with Bueller No problem. Thanks to your video earlier this week on the new comic releases for September 9th I was able to make sure to get my hands on the new Web of Venom Wraith. I recently learned about his character from the Guardians of the Galaxy animated series and really like him as a character and the fact this is all about his hunt for Knull ties in perfectly w/ the new Spider-Man and Venom Absolute Carnage Heroclix set that was released on the same day. Cheers and have a great weekend!
Great show! I spend on average about $30.00 per week on books. I recently overspent on eBay auctions. I learned my lesson by setting a limit and not auction that much.
Just wanted to say how happy I am for you and your channel. You have come SO far in terms of content and obviously set / studio design since I first found you some time ago. I appreciate your honest voice in a marketplace of speculators and flippers for new collectors out there. I've been collecting since I was a kid and have a pretty good grasp of the tips and tricks many of your followers mentioned in the show. As with anything, you have to be educated about what's important to you. If not, there will ALWAYS be someone looking to profit from your inexperience or apathy.
Thank you Bryon, I love doing this and my goal is to constantly get better. Im very happy and proud of what i've been able to do with this platform, its made my life better in every way.
Omg I agree with Mr Bueller. I get new overstreet price guide every year. Great resource. I use other resources as well. It’s a good foundation for prices. It can help you with books that are not hot. It also categorized things all in one spot Annually etc. not just keys. Also love the top 100 lists the articles and the trends and speculations as it not only gives you one persons opinions but several. It’s a great book. It’s just one of many tools
Another great video. I really like the topics you cover. My problem with collecting is patience. I want my collection as complete as possible as soon as possible.
Always a pleasure. Great to see a stand in Co-Host. I think all of us TH-camrs as looking for that special something for our own channels. For me it's not hard to stay away from speculation. I always talk about what I like. Even if it's uncommon. Somebody has to tell us all the hot and raging books. Our job is to resist the urge to spontaneously buy what the latest spec is. 🤔....I think. Lol
My bueller box paid my rent during the middle of the pandemic! Thank you Master B! You literally saved my life! Thank you JHD Anything I can ever do for you just ask!
Good job guys! Get better Bob. Thank you for the mention of the Overstreet priceguide, I am returning to comic collecting and didn't realize they were still printing these.
Love the banter between you two: "I;m sure it's really rough being you", after Bueller complains about being contacted so often by kickstart comic projects.
Awesome episode, guys! Bob was well missed but Ryan made for an entertaining substitute co-host. Here's another shout out to Overstreet Price Guide. I couldn't resist buying the facsimile of the 1st edition recently, and I'm looking forward to the 50th edition this month.
My brother and I have been collecting since the mid 90's and follow pretty much all of these tips. The only one we haven't gotten into is owning an Overstreet Price Guide. Coincidentally I just ordered the new one online and look forward to getting it. It sounds like it will make our comic collecting even better.
Another great show Bueller (as always).Just to let you know I've started buying Comic Pro Line bags.Found a great eBay store up here in Canada that sells them for only 7$ per 100. They were just too expensive to order directly from the Comic Pro Line website(shipping to Canada is so stupid).Thanks for letting me know about this great product.
Loved this Video Guys, One thing for future ownership, be it wife or kids etc would be to take all the more expensive comics out of your main runs and put them all together, then let them know or label the boxes with some sort of note. It would make things a lot easier I think. I have started to do this with my collection quite recently and hoping pull out a few more over this year. OK there is the OCD in me that wants to file everything in order, but if you sort the more expensive items in order too, you know where they are (or should!). Greetings from Scotland :)
Apreciated the video and collecting tips, i just got back into hobby last xmas anfter 25 years out and any info is helpful, the spiderman action comic homage was really cool and is on my want list lol.
Hey Bueller, I used your name on Scout Comics & got It Eats What Feeds it #1 and Atlantis Wasn't Built for Tourists #1 using the proceeds from the Spawn 309 sale I mentioned last week. not bad for my 1st time trying this
Luckily my LCS uses Previews ordering so I make sure I go in every week online to the Previews catalog and order what I want so I don't miss obscure books.
My first Overstreet was number 8, and (other than a couple of random years where money was tight) I have bought them every year since then. I have a near-complete run now from issue 6 to 50 and I just bought the facsimile edition of the number 1. And someday I will get around to filling those gaps. Since I don’t sell a lot of books these days, I really don’t use them so much for pricing... but I still enjoy the articles and general information inside.
Buying Independents and picking up cool Kickstarter and Indiegogos has been good for me in terms of investments. In the last few years I've seen a fairly good return on books like Rags, Punchline, Year One, Patriotika, etc all from grabbing their first print #1s or their crowdfunding prints before they became 3rd print books at a indie studio. It's good advice to take especially when Indies will probably be the future as DC and Marvel look to print less books. The other great source I have is I found an amazing LCS who really takes care of me in an area where there are 6 or 7 comic shops within 30 minutes of each other. It's a small shop so they don't keep stock of very many titles outside of some of the main Marvel, DC, and Image titles so they really push Diamond Pre-orders and will buy literally anything you ask them to get for you if it's in stock. Quite often they'll set aside a book that is hot and sell it to me for my 20% discounted cover price even though it's selling for $15-$30 everywhere else (recently those Cates Venom issues that are jumping in price immediately). I was lucky enough to get Dugan's Dead Rabbit 1 and 2 the day they got pulled from shelves for $6 total when he had to change the name to Dead Eyes and the books got recalled all because my shop knew I'd like the book. A cool story is very recently they came into an estate Collection full of a lot of Silver-Modern keys and rare oddities and because I've been such a good customer for them they set aside books they find while they go through it all that they know I may like and give me first dibs on it. I've been able to build my Collection of older keys through them at a lower price range then if I went through eBay or an online shop/auction. So I genuinely recommend people who have some local options shop around and to talk to the people that run the shops and work out a pull list instead of just buying what's on the shelves every so often. Maybe a few years down the road, they'll treat you to some high value keys at a fraction of what it sells for on ebay. It took me going to three different shops to find my main one, and I still visit a couple of the others every so often to see what they have as well.
Hi Bueller. Are you still planning on doing your Breakdown episodes? I really enjoy those and am looking forward to more installments. Have a great week!
Yes those are still a plan.at this time I'm putting a lot of time into the coffee video and my other 2 regular weekly videos. October I'm planning something special so look for the return then or maybe even sooner
At first, when I started collecting, I was going into the hype with all the spec money promises. Then I found myself lacking the joy of collecting the piece of art that comic books are. Fortunately, I started watching Bueller's shows and videos, and started collecting what I really love like Bueller recommends. Thank you for the advice pal. I'm happier now that I have what I love, and not what others may like.
Good video! For me, the comic speculator videos and apps jumped the shark when they hyped 1st appearance of Harley Quinn's Accountant. Really, her accountant? Not sure what ever happened with this book because I ignored the hype.
Great show this week! I do not like the comics with the words on the front page such as We only find them when they're dead. I always get the variant for these comics. It reminds me of the first Star Wars movie. I think it's over done now.
Hello Bueller thank you for reminder I left my answer on last video you did but just in case you didn't read it here it is again. If you are collecting DC Comics you need lots of money, if you are collecting Independents you need not quite as much money, if you are collecting Marvel you can find that crap for free in dumpsters all over the USA
You should bring Ryan back occasionally as the Jim Fowler of your show; you both can comment on items from his collection and relate them to a specific comic run. I am sure the banter between you three would be hilarious. Get well Bob.
** Unfortunately my Co-Host Bob was under the weather this weekend and wasn't able to join me for coffee. Good news is he should be back next week ready to go. A good Friend of mine and longtime collector of Comics (Grail Comics that is) stepped in and joined Comics with Bueller for the first time. Please enjoy the show, lets talk comics and drink some coffee.**
feel better Bob, Hi Sam
@@whycomics4993 give me a break....damn
@@SamsTangledWeb lol
Get well soon, Bob. Did you test the cold brew first on him? xD
Bob get well soon
Ryan did an excellent job filling in for Bob! I really enjoy listening to your viewpoints of comics Jim (as well as Bob and Ryan) because I feel you are a true comic collector at heart! I also like hearing the comments of your listeners! I hope Bob is ok and didn’t get hit with covid! Keep up the good work!
Set looks great! Excellent episode, thanks for sharing! Kudos to Ryan for helping you out! Keep up the good work!
Overstreet "the guide has been trusted for five decades!" I don't care what anyone says it's still the best. Thanks for mentioning it Bueller.
Overstreet is cool to have but it doesnt determine the value of books these days, ebay does. If overstreet tells you a book you wanna sell is worth 30 bucks and its selling on ebay for 20, 20 is what your getting for it unless maybe you're dealing with a newbie or something. And on the other hand, a book may spike tremendously AFTER the latest overstreet guide, and youd just be fucking yourself hard if you sold it based on overstreets price. Neat book, but obsolete.
I agree in some and most case Overstreet is overpriced. I really miss the paper comic guide called CMV comic monthly value the prices were more real and you knew what you what you were going to pay for that book. Dont get me wrong I like the articles from dealers all over the U.S. speaking on whats trendy or not. Its a good paperweight with other good info!
I’d love to find a shop near me that prices their books with over Street, major deals to be found that way as a customer. But I guess that’s why it makes sense that most of the places that continued to do that subsequently went out of business.
Thanks for always leaving me with a jazzy feeling.
Awesome, fun, and informative show thanks Bueller. I hope see Bob back soon.
Glad to hear Bob is feeling better, Ryan did a great job filling in. This episode was very entertaining, thanks!
Wow this is the most funniest show I ever seen! I love coffee and the coffee is obviously good the joking around just got better and better. Have Ryan on your show again when you both can! I have tears. Tears of joy! The info was great too.
You 2 make a great team
Great show, lots of fun Bueller. Ryan did a great job filling in for Bob. Excelsior!!
I really enjoyed you old mates giving each other shit and loving comics. I was there with you! And you have really genuine advice for how to responsibly collect comics. Thanks for another great episode.
Thanks for the content and awesome show. Some good info, some things I picked up listening will surely try it to amp up the knowledge.
GREAT show Bueller, much fun as always. My son laughs because I have a list of books that I'm taking with me when I die. He said "if you're dead you won't know" and I told him I'll know and I'll haunt him if those books aren't there! HA HA! THANKS BUELLER!
Very good, Scott. I do hope some horror comics are in that collection. lol
New to the channel. Really enjoyed watching. Will be attending more often. Thank you! I especially enjoyed the segment about spec'ing on books. I have fallen victim to this before but have since pulled myself out of that mindset. Thanks again!
Great show! You guys are having too much fun! Can't wait to see Bob again soon...hope he's feeling better!
Ed Blackwell’s comment is exactly my 2021 goal, a full inventory of my collection, and key documentation for inside the bag and board. I keep everything very organized so it seems like a logical next step for my PC, I’m currently sitting on a 5,000+ book collection, I’m really looking forward to that project!
Every time i start organizing my collection i realize i need to get rid of about half of them lol
most awesome content as always guys lol love it!!
I keep looking at my long boxes and get so overwhelmed with how much there is to learn... you among the the others in the family are all so much help.
Another informative, fun and light hearted show. Thanks
As a new comic buyer/collector this video was extremely helpful and informative. Greatly appreciate the info. I look forward to more videos from the channel.
Thank you Dalton
@Comics with Bueller No problem. Thanks to your video earlier this week on the new comic releases for September 9th I was able to make sure to get my hands on the new Web of Venom Wraith. I recently learned about his character from the Guardians of the Galaxy animated series and really like him as a character and the fact this is all about his hunt for Knull ties in perfectly w/ the new Spider-Man and Venom Absolute Carnage Heroclix set that was released on the same day. Cheers and have a great weekend!
Lots of great info as usual loved the new set,great video hope Bob gets better soon,but Ryan did a pretty good job to thanks Bueller.👍
Great show! I spend on average about $30.00 per week on books. I recently overspent on eBay auctions. I learned my lesson by setting a limit and not auction that much.
That Punisher #10 is a Whilce Portacio cover and it's one of my ALL TIME favorite covers. Love the white background and Whilce's goodness!
Just wanted to say how happy I am for you and your channel. You have come SO far in terms of content and obviously set / studio design since I first found you some time ago. I appreciate your honest voice in a marketplace of speculators and flippers for new collectors out there. I've been collecting since I was a kid and have a pretty good grasp of the tips and tricks many of your followers mentioned in the show. As with anything, you have to be educated about what's important to you. If not, there will ALWAYS be someone looking to profit from your inexperience or apathy.
Thank you Bryon, I love doing this and my goal is to constantly get better. Im very happy and proud of what i've been able to do with this platform, its made my life better in every way.
Great conversation (specially the budget).
Omg I agree with Mr Bueller. I get new overstreet price guide every year. Great resource. I use other resources as well. It’s a good foundation for prices. It can help you with books that are not hot. It also categorized things all in one spot Annually etc. not just keys. Also love the top 100 lists the articles and the trends and speculations as it not only gives you one persons opinions but several. It’s a great book. It’s just one of many tools
Cool episode. I learned a few tips that will definitely help. Thanks again Bueller! Get well Bob
This was a ton of fun! Rob is a cool guy and you could see the great friendship you both have...thanks for sharing!
Those BACK into collecting comics days mannnn, priceless!!!🤙🏽✌🏽
Good job Ryan. Love the show!
Another great show! Hope Bob gets better soon. Ryan did a great job. Have a great day and thanks for all that you do!
Fun video! You should have Dadbod Ryan on more often
Great show. Hope Bob gets to feeling better. And I’ll havta check out Ryan’s channel
Another great video. I really like the topics you cover.
My problem with collecting is patience. I want my collection as complete as possible as soon as possible.
That is understandable, but really a big part of the fun of collecting is the hunt.
Another classic video Bueller.... I was thinking of Grabbing Grendel Kentucky.
Thanks for the suggestions without just the hype. I like hype, too, but I like to hear unbiased opinions also.
Love this show. I hope it keeps growing and stays for a long time.
Always a pleasure. Great to see a stand in Co-Host. I think all of us TH-camrs as looking for that special something for our own channels. For me it's not hard to stay away from speculation. I always talk about what I like. Even if it's uncommon. Somebody has to tell us all the hot and raging books. Our job is to resist the urge to spontaneously buy what the latest spec is. 🤔....I think. Lol
Love the info, Glad I was off work to watch today. Got lucky for me on an estate auction this weekend.
Really enjoyed the video! Just subscribed, getting back into collecting comics after a very long absence. And also a coffee fan!!
My bueller box paid my rent during the middle of the pandemic! Thank you Master B! You literally saved my life!
Thank you
JHD
Anything I can ever do for you just ask!
Bueller? Bueller? 😛
Awesome Episode! That Ryan guy did a great job! 😀😀😀
Nice of Ryan to pinch hit for Bob. Looking forward to Bob coming back ASAP so I hope he feels better soon. Good show overall.
Good job guys! Get better Bob. Thank you for the mention of the Overstreet priceguide, I am returning to comic collecting and didn't realize they were still printing these.
Love the banter between you two: "I;m sure it's really rough being you", after Bueller complains about being contacted so often by kickstart comic projects.
LOL, it's rough
@@ComicswithBueller So rough ;-)
Good show. Lots of laughs too and we need some laughs to get through this year.
Awesome episode, guys! Bob was well missed but Ryan made for an entertaining substitute co-host. Here's another shout out to Overstreet Price Guide. I couldn't resist buying the facsimile of the 1st edition recently, and I'm looking forward to the 50th edition this month.
Always a great episode and I hope Bob has a speedy recovery and is better than before!!
My brother and I have been collecting since the mid 90's and follow pretty much all of these tips. The only one we haven't gotten into is owning an Overstreet Price Guide. Coincidentally I just ordered the new one online and look forward to getting it. It sounds like it will make our comic collecting even better.
Good show glad Bob is feeling better
Love the show, praying Bob get better
Another great show 👍
Another great show Bueller (as always).Just to let you know I've started buying Comic Pro Line bags.Found a great eBay store up here in Canada that sells them for only 7$ per 100. They were just too expensive to order directly from the Comic Pro Line website(shipping to Canada is so stupid).Thanks for letting me know about this great product.
Ryan did an excellent job. Hope to see him back.
This was a great episode!! Ryan is a good fill in! Thanks for the tips
Great show, invite Ryan back, he’s a hoot!
I just recently got the latest Overstreet guide with the McFarlane cover. I love the extra information it gives.
Loved this Video Guys, One thing for future ownership, be it wife or kids etc would be to take all the more expensive comics out of your main runs and put them all together, then let them know or label the boxes with some sort of note. It would make things a lot easier I think. I have started to do this with my collection quite recently and hoping pull out a few more over this year. OK there is the OCD in me that wants to file everything in order, but if you sort the more expensive items in order too, you know where they are (or should!). Greetings from Scotland :)
Great show. Make sure to check his pockets on the way out. Lol.
Apreciated the video and collecting tips, i just got back into hobby last xmas anfter 25 years out and any info is helpful, the spiderman action comic homage was really cool and is on my want list lol.
First time I see your show. Really liked it. Very nice! Really love your comics wall! 👍🏻
Fun video
Good show this week too!
Hey Bueller, I used your name on Scout Comics & got It Eats What Feeds it #1 and Atlantis Wasn't Built for Tourists #1 using the proceeds from the Spawn 309 sale I mentioned last week. not bad for my 1st time trying this
Luckily my LCS uses Previews ordering so I make sure I go in every week online to the Previews catalog and order what I want so I don't miss obscure books.
Bueller your next conversation should be about what are you collecting more now independent, comic books or major comic books as in Marvel or DC
I hope that Bob is feeling better and he will b back next week loved the show guys!
Great show Ryan was a lot of fun
My first Overstreet was number 8, and (other than a couple of random years where money was tight) I have bought them every year since then. I have a near-complete run now from issue 6 to 50 and I just bought the facsimile edition of the number 1. And someday I will get around to filling those gaps.
Since I don’t sell a lot of books these days, I really don’t use them so much for pricing... but I still enjoy the articles and general information inside.
Got the timer set will be on board🖒
Overstreet Grading Guide is great resource!
Hey Beuller. Great show again. I missed Bob. Hope Bob is doing better? But Ryan did a awesome job.
Buying Independents and picking up cool Kickstarter and Indiegogos has been good for me in terms of investments. In the last few years I've seen a fairly good return on books like Rags, Punchline, Year One, Patriotika, etc all from grabbing their first print #1s or their crowdfunding prints before they became 3rd print books at a indie studio. It's good advice to take especially when Indies will probably be the future as DC and Marvel look to print less books.
The other great source I have is I found an amazing LCS who really takes care of me in an area where there are 6 or 7 comic shops within 30 minutes of each other. It's a small shop so they don't keep stock of very many titles outside of some of the main Marvel, DC, and Image titles so they really push Diamond Pre-orders and will buy literally anything you ask them to get for you if it's in stock. Quite often they'll set aside a book that is hot and sell it to me for my 20% discounted cover price even though it's selling for $15-$30 everywhere else (recently those Cates Venom issues that are jumping in price immediately). I was lucky enough to get Dugan's Dead Rabbit 1 and 2 the day they got pulled from shelves for $6 total when he had to change the name to Dead Eyes and the books got recalled all because my shop knew I'd like the book.
A cool story is very recently they came into an estate Collection full of a lot of Silver-Modern keys and rare oddities and because I've been such a good customer for them they set aside books they find while they go through it all that they know I may like and give me first dibs on it. I've been able to build my Collection of older keys through them at a lower price range then if I went through eBay or an online shop/auction. So I genuinely recommend people who have some local options shop around and to talk to the people that run the shops and work out a pull list instead of just buying what's on the shelves every so often. Maybe a few years down the road, they'll treat you to some high value keys at a fraction of what it sells for on ebay. It took me going to three different shops to find my main one, and I still visit a couple of the others every so often to see what they have as well.
Funny you showing that bagged X-force. I have 5 of them sitting in front of me right now. One card has you know who on it.
Awaiting some sage advice. Great channel. Hello all
Man I really like your set up Bueller, great show brother 🙏
I agree. Reminds me of the very cool 1980s/early 1990s period! Very fitting set up
Dadbods comics are a beast !!
Hi Bueller. Are you still planning on doing your Breakdown episodes? I really enjoy those and am looking forward to more installments. Have a great week!
Yes those are still a plan.at this time I'm putting a lot of time into the coffee video and my other 2 regular weekly videos. October I'm planning something special so look for the return then or maybe even sooner
Hello 👋 from the rising sun Japan another awesome video
Great guest co-host!
Comics should fit into your entertainment budget, unless you are very sophisticated and well heeled investor...
At first, when I started collecting, I was going into the hype with all the spec money promises. Then I found myself lacking the joy of collecting the piece of art that comic books are. Fortunately, I started watching Bueller's shows and videos, and started collecting what I really love like Bueller recommends. Thank you for the advice pal. I'm happier now that I have what I love, and not what others may like.
Good video! For me, the comic speculator videos and apps jumped the shark when they hyped 1st appearance of Harley Quinn's Accountant. Really, her accountant? Not sure what ever happened with this book because I ignored the hype.
I've been collecting for 8 years and I never pass on "advice, how to's, stuff for beginners" videos.
Really enjoyed Ryan as co host. Great job.
hope bob feels better
Nice show
Digging Dadbod's reprint slabs. Cool books!
Great show! Some good advice and ideas.
Another good episode. Well done.
Great show this week! I do not like the comics with the words on the front page such as We only find them when they're dead. I always get the variant for these comics. It reminds me of the first Star Wars movie. I think it's over done now.
I still get a new Overstreet each year. A great resource. All dealers at cons I attend have one with them as well.
well hey I would go on the Bueller Coffee show for a strawberry shortcake video and roll of TP what a deal...
I bought the Saga TPB 1, 2 & 3 and I'm almost through #1 and it's fantastic!
Sam is also a great Co-host. Get weel soon Bob !!!
-My sons not gonna get anything until he's 30..
-Nice.. lol
Hey Bueller I’ll come in your show for a few books too. lol.
Hello Bueller thank you for reminder I left my answer on last video you did but just in case you didn't read it here it is again. If you are collecting DC Comics you need lots of money, if you are collecting Independents you need not quite as much money, if you are collecting Marvel you can find that crap for free in dumpsters all over the USA
This seems kind of 'off', to me. Many Marvel titles are very popular. I have seen DCs and 'indies' for sale in dollar bins just as often as Marvels.
You should bring Ryan back occasionally as the Jim Fowler of your show; you both can comment on items from his collection and relate them to a specific comic run. I am sure the banter between you three would be hilarious. Get well Bob.
Love the show. Great tips as always.
Starting off the morning with this video haha.
Great show! I look forward to your awesome content. Thanks!