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iZombie (2015) vs iZombie #1 (2010, Vertigo): Roberson and Allred. Gravedigger on paper, pathologist on screen: why this change was necessary. Key numbers.
Read article →Iron Man (1994) vs Tales of Suspense #39 (1963): Marvel Action Hour, Force Works created the same year, and a completely recast season 2. Key numbers.
Read article →Where to start with Red Skull? Our reading guide details the major runs, sagas and arcs of Captain America's greatest enemy.
Read article →Where to start with Quicksilver? Founding runs, major sagas (Kree-Skrull, House of M), modern era and recommended reading order.
Read article →Where to start with Power Girl? Our reading guide traces his cult runs, from All Star Comics to the Palmiotti and Conner series. Recommended order.
Read article →Where to start Old Man Logan? Reading order of the Millar, Lemire and Brisson runs, major sagas, modern era and preferred editions.
Read article →Start with Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo's run, then go back to Robin in Detective Comics #38 (1940), Wolfman and Pérez, Chuck Dixon and Grayson, in order.
Read article →Fantastic Four #57-60 (1966) by Lee and Kirby: Doctor Doom steals the Silver Surfer's Cosmic Power. Peak of the Lee-Kirby era and key to the Silver Age.
Read article →Two comics at the same grade are not worth the same: eye appeal, centering, whiteness of the pages, hidden defects. How to choose the copy that will resell.
Read article →Pack a slab, declare the fair value, insure the package, require signature and create a photo file to secure a valuable sale.
Read article →Discover the key issues of Iron Man Comics: Tales of Suspense #39, Iron Man #1, #55 (Thanos), #128 and #170, with real odds and buying benchmarks.
Read article →Tier list of the best sidekicks: Robin, Bucky, Kid Flash, Jason Todd, Harley Quinn, Speedy… ranked superhero sidekicks.
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