Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Are you looking for the largest vintage comic book shops and sites? Do you collect high grade comics? Are you looking for CGC or PGX Golden Age or Silver Age comics? Want those hard-to-find, rare and valuable investments such as the Mile High, Winnipeg, Boston, Crowley, Aurora, Northland, and White Mountain pedigrees? Do you have a Golden Age key or Silver Age key that you would like appraised from the largest comic book dealer in the world? Did you know that some of the highly sought after keys are: Action 1, Superman 1, Detective Comics 27, first appearance of Batman, Amazing Fantasy 15, first appearance of Spider-Man, Fantastic Four #1, Showcase #22, 1st appearance of Green Lantern. Perhaps you would like to buy and sell comics on a high quality comic auction website from New York City. Back Issue Comics was designed to help you find the best of the best in the online comic book industry. With the holiday season coming up, don't forget that comic books and comic gift cards make great Christmas and Chanukah gifts! Now lets find those Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Jim Steranko, Frank Miller, etc covers from our want lists!

Friday, September 28, 2007
Lets answer the age-old question of every comic collector, "Where can I find back issues of comic books?" After all, we all know that

back issue comics

  are the heart and soul of all comic book collections! Some good places to start are your local comic shops and comic book stores. However, if you're looking for rare comics, such as golden age and silver age, you may have a tougher time. For example, Action Comics 1 & Hulk 181 are back issues a lot of collectors want to find, but no local comic book dealers have them. Another instance of where your local comic book shop may not have what you're looking for is CGC, certified, or graded books. In that case, it may be worth checking out online comic book shops, stores and retailers to buy your back issue comic books. Listed here are several links to places where you can look that will have comic books for sale that you can order. This is especially helpful if you are nervous about what you're going to get on eBay, and want to find a reputable shop (don't get me started on eBay.com horror stories!) Now suppose you need help grading comics, or you want to find out the value of your old comics? The list on this website also includes vintage dealers who appraise comic book prices and values.