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Not All Heroes Wear Iron: 8 Comics Where Tony Stark Was Evil

“Evil Tony Stark” is sometimes the baseline personality of Tony Stark in the comic books. While 80% of MCU fans, who don’t read comic books, see RDJ as Tony Stark, the character in the comics has deep personality flaws. These flaws reveal him as human, but not always as a…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 30, 2025

8 Influential Comic Book Artists of the 1970s: Underappreciated Bronze Age Masters

I don’t want to sound like an old guy yearning for yesteryear, but the comic book artists of the 1970s do not get enough recognition. Bronze Age comic book masters of the art form, like Neal Adams, Dave Cockrum, Walt Simonson, Bernie Wrightson, and more, should be known to modern…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 30, 2025

10 Marvel Movie Posters Every True Fan Should Frame Immediately

Film posters are a form of art. The way that characters pose in a poster can evoke nostalgic moments from a film. The font of the logo can project the style and creative energy of the project. Every aesthetic aspect of a film poster, also known as one-sheets, is strategically…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 27, 2025

8 Resealable Comic Book Sleeves

Protecting your comic books from the elements is an expensive numbers game. You must consider how much free time and manual labor you want to spend sleeving and boarding comics. The more comics you own, the more you must spend on sleeves and boards. Also, if you do not seal…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 21, 2025

8 Comic Books for Kids That Spark Creativity and Imagination

Introducing children to the world of comic books can be a fantastic way to nurture their creativity and imagination. These visual stories can captivate young minds, encouraging them to explore new ideas and express themselves in unique ways. This list highlights eight comic books for kids that are not only…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 20, 2025

Bronze Age Gold: The Most Valuable Comic Books of the 1970s

The Comics Code, censorship guidelines that dictated what could and couldn’t be depicted in comic books since 1954, became less strict in the 1970s. Comic publishers began ignoring or meeting the bare minimum of the Code by then. By the 1970s, comic books could depict violence more realistically, graphic death,…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 20, 2025

Vintage Legends: The Most Valuable Comic Books of the 1950s

Image source: AmazonComic book collectors and collectibles investors should understand the history and creative lore of comic books to a certain extent. It helps a lot if you want to invest in the most valuable comic books of the 1950s. For example, did you know that comic books have always…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 19, 2025

8 Controversial Comic Book Storylines of the 2000s

Controversial comic book storylines are a dime a dozen today. Controversy always sells, especially in comic books. However, controversy was almost an art form back in the 2000s. Publishers and creators would sometimes court readers with controversial stories for their own sake. Some comics and stories are controversial organically as…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 16, 2025

7 Digital Drawing Tablets for Professional Comic Book Artists

Did you know that the average comic book artist makes about $12 an hour or just under $26,000 annually? However, the objective word in the previous sentence is “average.” An artist is a freelance worker and can only get as much work as they network or hustle to find. As…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 13, 2025

Turn Comics Into Wall Art: 5 Best Comic Book Wall Mounts Every Collector Needs

A picture frame is a wall mount that displays something that we are proud of. It does not always have to be pictures of loved ones, either. Some people put pictures of cars or celebrities, who are strangers, on a wall prominently for others to see. If that can be…

Personal Finance Advice · Oct 10, 2025