Rob Guillory is probably most famous for his seven year run as the artist for the image book, Chew. If you’re unfamiliar with this title, which ended with issue 60, (November 2016) you might not know Guillory. He has this ability to add... Read more
First, let me preface this article by saying that the contents are my own opinion. Everyone is passionate about certain things, especially comics, and is entitled to their own opinion. Not everyone will agree with me and that’s okay. My in... Read more
*** Spoilers for Middlewest #1 *** When you see the name “Skottie Young” a certain comic book look goes through your mind. He has created hundreds of covers with that same essential style. Here’s a link to all of this books. Skottie You... Read more
Like our DC blog article, this is a quick reference for all first appearances for significant Marvel characters. These characters need to have an impact in any form of Marvel media (comics, animation, television, and movies), yet still have an a... Read more
***This article contains a spoiler for the ending of Avengers #10/#700. You have been warned.*** The Avengers have been a cornerstone of the Marvel comics since their debut in the classic Avengers #1 (September 1963), but there have been... Read more
I think that it would be an awesome tribute to Stan Lee to frame all these books and put them on a single wall. Wouldn’t that be amazing? Every geek who walked into your Fortress of Solitude, Batcave, Avengers Mansion, Baxter Building or... Read more
For once, this isn’t like the comics, we can’t bring this hero back. Stan Lee is dead. Stan was one of the most powerful creative forces in comics! He ushered in a new age of comics. He was instrumental in making comics more relatable and bel... Read more
This post is a quick reference for all first appearances of significant DC characters. Some of the more obscure Golden age characters were intentionally not included, sorry Zebra Man. Other omissions weren’t intentional so please let me... Read more
If you haven’t read part 1 here is the link. Creepiest Manuel Sanjulian Covers – Part 1 Eerie #58 – July 1974 – Almost the entire cover is composed of blue and purple which gives an unearthly feel to the scene. There ar... Read more
When most think about Warren Publishing they think about their three core titles, Creepy, Eerie, and Vampirella. While Warren published other lesser known books like Rook, 1984, and Blazing Combat they didn’t last long. The big three boo... Read more
You might think it only us normal people that like to dress up for Halloween, but heroes and villains like to Cosplay, too! Here are a few examples of comic book characters dressing like other comic book characters. We are not talking about body... Read more
World Famous Magician Steve Cohen Publishes First Original Graphic Novel, The Millionaires’ Magician
With a foreword by David Copperfield and art by today’s top comic artists, this unparalleled 110-page full color original graphic novel brings readers on a journey of magic, martial arts, and international intrigue. From one of the world’s most... Read more
As of today, (October 24th) we have implemented a feedback system. To access this both parties have to mark the limbo box. (paid for the seller, received comic for the buyer) Buyers can now leave a positive, neutral or negative feedback. Buyers... Read more
One of the best parts about social media when it comes to comic book collecting is joining groups and following pages featuring your particular interests. You can see some of your favorite characters, stories, artists, and covers, but also disco... Read more
Starfire was conceived by George Perez as a mix of Red Sonya and some beautiful woman from outer space. Starfire’s first appearance was in DC Comics Presents #26 in October 1980. In her first incarnation, Princess Koriand’r or Star... Read more
CBCS is very happy and excited to announce that we will be attending the Dallas Fantasy Fair in November! Steve Borock and the CBCS crew will be set up to take in submissions and witness creator signatures for grading and encapsulation. Steve w... Read more