Hobbies And Interests
Things You'll Need
Instructions
Read the "Overstreet Price Guide," "Wizard Magazine" and the "Previews" catalog monthly.
Keep up with current events. Magazines like "Wizard" will give a rundown on the books coming out and a synopsis of the story line. The "Previews" catalog will give an idea of what looks good and related collectibles.
Enroll in a comic specialty shop's saver or subscription program that allows you to have books set aside when they are shipped to the store. First issues are usually a good investment.
Look for what's interesting and innovative. Early work by future superstar artists, first appearances by new characters, and anything completely unexpected or risky often gain in value over time.
Check out crossover issues that guest-star other characters. These can become valuable depending on which character is in which title.
Go ahead and buy your favorite titles, regardless of whether or not you think they'll appreciate in value. Comic book collecting is about enjoyment as well as profit. Plus, you never know ...