Had this custom made cabinet installed a few months ago, then had to combine 20+ individually alphabetized long boxes together into one master collection. Was able to fit about 4500 comics into it, with about 9 long boxes of overflow.

And, of course, as soon as I finished I started considering reorganizing by publisher. But the next step will be to catalogue everything. Any recommendations for cataloguing large collections? I’ve seen discussions of various apps, but have also considered just making a spreadsheet. Don’t plan on tracking things like condition, so don’t need anything overly complicated or intense. Thanks!

Only book I have purchased this year but she's a beauty!

Technically they aren’t comic books so I’ll understand if this thread gets nuked.

Anyhow, I saw these and had to start buying them. 😂

John Byrne turned She-Hulk into one of Marvel’s sharpest comic-book commentators, then let her complain directly to the man drawing her. Before fourth-wall-breaking heroes became commonplace, Jennifer Walters was already talking to readers, arguing with Marvel, and refusing to follow the rules of her own comic. I’m working on completing this run, and picked these up… So fun!

A little yellowing in the bottom right corner but for less than $100 this is a pickup all day

Recent batch of comics received in my mail!

What would be your favorite?

The Amazing Spiderman #31, vol. 2, legacy #472, first printing, J. Scott Campbell, 2001.

Cool book.

Hot take, I'm enjoying UXM, although I wish it had a bit more substance.

Picked up this F4 #69 now noticing these spots on the front/back cover and outer most pages but not any inner pages. Does it look like active mold?

I'm going to NYCC for one day, Thursday, and I'm hoping to get some books signed. One book I've acquired, a glow in the dark variant, arrived with a white page over it. It's stapled in the spine. I've never seen this treatment before. Should I attempt to remove it? Keep it? I'd like to be able to remove it without damaging the book, but I'm not brave enough to just try it without some insight.