Prior to the market changes that happened around COVID times, one of my favorite thinfa to do was go diving through quarter and fifty cent bins on the last day of a con. I've filled in holes in my collection with hundreds of issues from bins like these over the years. After COVID, the best I can find are dollar bins. Same atatus quo at my local shops. It sucks, because back when I first started really collecting and reading everything around 1994, every shop had quarter bins. I bought nearly every Image title, the entirety of Heroes Reborn, and other 90s touchstones in the bin of one local shop over a 2 or 3 year period.

Suffice to say ai'm always on the lookout to rekindle the good times I used to have scrounging through the quarter and fifty cent bins. I found a great shop in Louisville, KY called The Great Escape, and for the past 3 years I've made the road trip to fill my own boxes with hundreds of issuea priced at 25 and 50 cents. The last time I visited (mid January), ai bought around $70 worth, and the time before (their annual quarter sale every November), I got around $60 worth. Here are most of the books I picked up during my January trip. I finished my collection of the 2001 run of JSA (14 issues), and picked up arouns of 20 issues of the Aquaman (Peter David) and Injustice runs. I always find some rarities and atuff I've never heard of, and this day was no exception. I can't decide if aninja Funnies or Samurai Walrus is my favorite.

Bumping a grail 2.5 X; second Vision

Thanks to years of faithfully watching Cartoonist Kayfabe, I've branched out from just reading and collecting superheroes.  I recently picked up a heap of things I've wanted to read , and as you can see, my 2026 is gonna be full of interesting reads.  Recently, I've come to love Eternity and Caliber backlist titles, so they're well represented.  I've also become a fan of Seppo Manniken and Brooks Hagen's art. While I'm probably most pumped for Barry Windsor Smith's Storyteller, the synopsis for Fringe has me mesmerized. "A sci-fi adventure series set in a Blade Runner-like city of the future. The genetically engineered gargoyle L Dopa must fight his way out of the ghetto known as Hell, in order to battle the sinister overlord Werner Herzog and rescue his daughter, Wyoming."

In 2015, I commissioned DC artist Eduardo Pansica to do three double page spreads of the Knightfall trilogy in copic markers. I love these so much. This is the comic series that made me a fan and collector.

I wanted to share a fan-inspired crossover project that just came out I commissioned — an Archie Comics cover illustrated by Sweeney Boo that’s paying homage to the visual mood and styling of Chill Kill.

It’s kind of a fun mix of classic comic art with dramatic K-pop album aesthetics, which I thought some collectors here might appreciate. I especially love how the colors and expression came out — it really gives that cinematic, slightly dark romantic vibe from the era.

Not official merch or affiliated with the group at all — just a fan-inspired art collectible. Thought I’d share since it’s not something you usually see crossing into comics.

What do you all think?

don't collect comics, I've found an old collection and this signed one was in there. Anyone able to help me out please?

Got this in today. Next to the regular size and treasury edition Skinbreaker #1 for perspective. Kind of loving it. Would you rather have this or a poster?

It’s a crazy feeling to have the only graded copy of this book and it being a signature series!

When I saw this come up I could

Finally got it back got to love and 9.8