Back in February of 2010, 3 comic books sold for $1 million each. I'm sure those figures caused your jaw to drop open -- I know mine did!

Why did these small little books sell for so much money?

That's part of the magic of comic book collecting. This isn't your standard kind of collection. There is an incredible history here. Decades upon decades of people have lived the life of comic book collecting.

There are new comics, old comics, and historical comics -- all waiting and wanting to be collected. Each of them has its own, magnificent, story.

There has never been a better time to get started yourself, whether you're more interested in getting started for fun, or you plan on profiting big time off of your collection.

This is more than just a hobby -- this is going to be a way of life for you!

Consider this quote by my friend, Erin Scott, manager of the Allston Branch of New England Comics:

"Collecting comics can be fun. Hunting down back issues in row after row of bins, trading issues with other collectors via the Internet or mail, getting a great deal on that first appearance of your favorite character and being able to say you have the entire run of something is totally awesome. It's a medium that is not only great to look at but can also tell a fantastic story."

Now, collecting comics isn't for everyone, but if that quote got your blood pumping and made you smile, it's for you!

You have to make sure this is the right hobby for you, because it’s immersive. This isn't something you can get started with because you think it will make you an instant millionaire. You have to make sure you are really going to dedicate yourself.

Comic book collecting is NOT the same as comic book reading.

You will be spending time and money on your hobby. Collecting can be as fun and profitable as you want to make it!

In fact, that is why I created this guide!

I have come across many people who have no idea how to get started, and are desperate for help. That’s why I have decided to create the ultimate go-to guide on getting started with comic book collecting the quickest, easiest way possible.

I’ve left nothing out -- this guide is dedicated to you. It WILL become your best friend as you delve into comic book collecting.

I also point you to some invaluable resources...

Dave What a read! I see dozens of eBooks every month most are full of filler, but not this one. Your Comic Book Collecting eBook is astounding. From the history of comics to the Ages of comics and how to grade them, the what, when, where and how to start and maintain your collection is covered in a way that draws the reader in. If I have one negative thing to say about it.... It has to be that I wish I had written it! Congratulations Dave, this is a real winner. Steve Richards Northamptonshire, UK

It used to be that you'd have to struggle to get started collecting comics. It was like a club you couldn't get into unless you had certain qualifications or were of a certain age.

These days, anyone can get started collecting comics as long as they have the right information! You need to gain knowledge of the methodology of collecting comic books. You need high levels of information and discussions, as well as information on pricing and cataloging your own collection.

The point is that the web, and this guide, makes it easy! You can find great communities of support and a ton of information. You don’t even have to find any of it on your own!

That's why I've put this guide together -- it will tell you everything you need to know to become an instant expert! You'll be saving yourself a lot of time and money, because it's all laid out for you. This is literally everything you need to get started.

Many people think they can do it all on their own -- you can't! There is too much information out there. You need something accurate, concise, and actionable.

One of the most important concepts you'll come to understand as a comic book collector is that of supply and demand. Many collectors are not familiar with this concept and do not understand why the comics they bought 5 years ago are barely worth cover price.

Does that sound like a problem you've had as well? Don't worry -- you are not alone! It's key to be realistic with your goals, which is something you'll learn exactly how to do.

You will learn how to enjoy the medium -- not just because you want to become wealthy, but because you enjoy collecting comics in general.

Why get started? Part of the reason is because of...

There are few things out there that have a history as rich as comic books. Interestingly enough, the history and origins of comic books is actually a bit controversial. In this guide, we go deep into the history of comic books, from the cartoonish broadsheets of the Middle Ages, to England's Ally Sloper's Half Alley, to The Yellow Kid, and more.

You'll enter a world where Buck Rogers, Tarzan, Little Orphan Annie, and Dick Tracy were just born. Famous Funnies will whisk you back to meet Joe Palooka, Buck Rogers, and Mutt and Jeff.

You'll discover which comic, created by two teenagers, was born and would later become one of the most highly sought after comics in the world.

In fact, you'll learn everything you want to know about the 100 greatest comics of the 20th century! As well as which comic book gets the distinction of being the Comic of the Century!

For real comic fans, there are only two kinds of comics ,__________ and everything else! This is the comic book that made all of the others possible.

There are different comic book eras -- but not everyone agrees on what and when they are! We cover this interesting controversy in detail; including the Victorian Age, Platinum Age, Golden Age, Atom Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, and Copper Age.

It's important to understand the different eras as you build your collection. Perhaps more importantly, you should know why certain experts recommend different age titles according to what was popular and prevalent during certain years. You cannot effectively collect comic books if you don't have this information!

Best of all, I'll let you know exactly which titles to look for in each age!

In addition to learning about the rich history of comics, you need to consider your role in all of this.

There are three main kinds of collectors:

• Those who collect for pure enjoyment
• Those who invest purely for monetary gain
• Those who do a little bit of both

No matter what you choose as your focus, you need to invest in the long term -- for yourself and your heirs. When you read this guide, you'll discover how to avoid investing in a huge number of comics that will not be able to hold their value.

There are a lot of comics that are published in the millions and have little to no true resale value. There are moments of interests -- fads -- in every era. You absolutely must choose your investments wisely and carefully.

Someday, you'll want some money for your trouble! That's why you need expert advice on what to select. It's kind of like an insurance policy against choosing the wrong comics!

Here are some examples of what you'll want to buy...

• It can be best to invest in comics published before 1965, VG condition or better (Don't worry -- I tell you exactly which ones to look for)
• If you buy something from 1965 to the mid 70's, it should be Near Mint or better
• If I were to advise you on what to invest in today, I would suggest ________ __________, which mastered titles such as the _______ _________ and others (this information is only available in my guide!)

You'll also discover:

• A scarce, very collectible type of comic you'll want to get your hands on
• What # comic you'll want to go for...almost every time
• The criteria you need to know before buying any comic
• Which themes do better than any others -- sure bets for your collection
• Why you do not want to rely on fads to build your collection...and how to recognize them

Dave As a layperson totally green about comic book collecting, the information provided in your book would allow someone like me to basically start a collection from scratch. The steps defined on what to look for and where to look when starting a collection are invaluable to a beginner. In addition, you provide information that not only appeals to those starting out but for those collecting for a long time as well. It's written in a no-nonsense way that anyone, and I mean anyone can understand and get started collecting comics. Great job. Lorraine Cote Lowell, MA www.thewritetouch4u.com

Dave I'm thinking it's a little long on history, but I am so intrigued by all it presents. Lots and lots of info in this thing though. wow! quite an intriguing read. I found the pieces on the Artists particularly interesting. Like Bob Kane. I never knew he had died. And the defections of so many artists were something I thought of only as the outset of Image Comics in the 90's. The early history of comics is nice because there is always something different everywhere you look on the Internet about that topic. This is a great piece of work! The piece on Mark painting covers is very dear to me. I love artwork, and did many pastels/watercolor work myself and was often fantasizing about comic book penciling myself someday. James D Tyler (Jay) jty@bigfoot.com SPC US Army 3rd Infantry Division "Rock Of The Marne!"

Dear Dave, Congratulations on a fine book. This book should be considered as an important tool for all people that want to collect comic books for enjoyment. It is essential reading for people who want to turn their hobby into a money making venture or as an inheritance for their children. I only wish that I had this information 40 years ago when I took 6 empty pop bottles into the corner store and purchased my first comic book. (Amazing Spider-Man # 28). When I think back to say, 1961, I “marvel” to the fact that 10 cents could buy a loaf of bread or the very first issue of The Fantastic Four. Today, 10 cents can not buy you anything, but a near mint copy of that comic book could bring you up to $35,000!! Gold & silver have always been wise investments, but done right, collectibles like comic books can be an important financial hedge in these uncertain times. Thanks again for the good read Dave and GOD Bless. Ian McBride Edmonton Alberta Canada imcbride@shaw.ca

It's extremely important to know what to look for -- not only do you need to know which titles to look for, but you also need to know what condition you should look for, and how to determine what condition a certain comic is in. While you might think this is intuitive -- it absolutely is not!

There is a set of standards you need to adhere to. If you don't have this information, you'll be totally lost as a comic book collector. This guide ensures you're able to find your way!

Don't worry -- this will be fun! You'll discover exactly how to estimate the correct price for buying and selling. A novice could easily overlook what the professional or seasoned collector would spot. Ensure you're buying the right comics so you can profit hugely whenever you decide to sell.

Need a hint?

The one requirement for decently grading a comic book is a profound sense of self-honesty! You have to be incredibly realistic, which is impossible to do if you don't know what to look for.

• Is it ripped or torn?
• Creased or wrinkled?
• Is the paper aging?
• Is it marked up?
• What size are the creases?
• Is there any yellowing on the pages?

Discover the meanings and differences (many of them subtle) between:

• Mint Mint
• Near Mint/Mint
• Near Mint
• Very Fine/Near Mint
• Very Fine
• Fine
• Very Good/Fine
• Very Good
• Good/Very Good
• Good
• Fair/Good
• Fair
• Poor

You'll also learn which book you will absolutely want to invest in if you're going to collect comic books -- all serious collectors have this one!

Even if you were going to invest in other price guides, it would be unfortunate if you did not take this one resource seriously as a barometer of honest pricing information.

What to check up on first? I point you to an accurate, free pricing guide you can start using today!

I'll also point you in the direction of one of the coolest resources ever created for comic book collectors -- you'll be able to manage your entire collection online -- free! This is invaluable and absolutely worth your investment in this guide alone.

This is Critical...

You need to ensure you keep your comic book collection in the best possible shape! There are 7 enemies you need to be aware of when it comes to preserving your comic book collection:

• Physical damage
• Moisture
• Heat
• Light
• Air quality
• biological contaminants
• Internal elements -- quality of paper and chemistry of inks

It comes down to proper storage.

• Discover what you need to invest in to keep your collection in the best possible shape
• How to prevent the destruction of the delicate comic book inks
• Where to get state of the art comic preservation supplies

Want to Earn From Your Collection Now?

If you've already got a collection, you're in for a treat. I'm going to give you the name, phone number, and e-mail address of someone you can sell your comics to NOW! This is huge -- and a great contact for you.

What You're Getting Today

• An introduction to comic book collecting
• A guide on what to collect
• Grading your comic books
• Preservation tips
• Powerful Economic Investment Potential

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