Amazing Adventures 11 Investment Analysis Video

Amazing Adventures #11 contains the first “new” Beast in his animal-like form.  It also contains a flashback to his origin.  This issue has been popular not only due to the popularity of the Beast in the X-men universe, but also because of the difficulty of finding this second tier title in high grade condition with its black cover.  Take a look at the video below for another opinion on this key comic book issue.

Comic Book Value Resource

If you’re looking for information about how much your comics are worth, nothing beats actual sales data. While I recommend serious collectors, investors, and those with considerable comics they are looking for value to pick up a copy of the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide, there are a few other places to look for actual sales data, and this the Sparkle City comic book values page is another one. I especially appreciate Sparkle City’s comment:

If you’re looking to see what the current market is like on certain books, nothing beats actual sales data. Comic Book Price Guides are great tools for collectors, but they are just as the name implies; guides. Often comic books only sell for a percentage of a stated guide value or in the case of high grade or ultra scarce books can sell for over guide value. Nothing beats honest empirical data when trying to get honest comic book values!

Check out their actual sales tool here: Sparkle City Comic Book Values (complete with scans!)

Edgar Church Mile High Documentary – Never Made

It’s a shame this documentary was never made. This video shows a little of what might have been, but in the end it didn’t make the required amount on kickstarter. Even so, this 6:30 video clip delivers a nice synopsis of the collection. Enjoy and read more about the Edgar Church Mile High Pedigree Comic Book Collection here.