Transformers issue number 4, in a four part series, was supposed to be the final issue of the Transformers comic book. But due to over whelming demand from readers, it continued on. Marvel's Transformers comic was initially solicited as "a…
Transformers issue number 3, in a four part series, picks up right after issue 2 and contains a few surprises in the forum of guest appearances and cameos. I have to admit that I am a sucker for when heroes…
Continuing from Issue #1, Marvel Comics’s Transformers Issue #2, entitled ‘Power Play’ continues right where the first issue left off. But first, I need to talk about the cover. The mostly yellow cover depicts Optimus Prime taking a shot from…
The Transformers comic book originally started off as a four-issue, bimonthly, limited series in 1984 published in the U.S. by Marvel Comics. The comic book proved so popular that it continued publication as an ongoing monthly comic until spring of…
After I had done all of the research that I wrote about in my last few posts, ( See posts: Transformers Comic Book Continuity, How To Tell Different Comic Editions, What Is A CGC Comic?, A Comic’s Value, and How To Pack & Mail…
At some point in your ordering process you may be talking with an ebay seller or you yourself may be selling comics on ebay and you just want to make sure everything is packaged right. You know, so the comic…
While I was snagging up copies of Transformers comic books off of ebay, I was reading a lot of posts of comics for sale stating “First printing” or “Second printing” or even “Newsstand”. Looking at the cover pictures of these…
I have been thinking about doing some posts about the Transformers for a while now. I have such an affection for the Transformers universe and the characters in it that it seems wrong to keep my thoughts and feelings to…
I was recently contacted by Adam Darvish who e-mailed me to share his story and framed comics. Adam has come up with what I think is a great solution to hanging framed comic books evenly. Check out his story below!…
This week I was contacted by Russell, who took advantage of my IKEA Comic Book Photo Frame Hack after getting some comics signed at New York's Comic Con. What follows is Russell's account of finding my post and how he went about hinging…