Depends on the run/series you're going for. Alot of comics have dropped from the boom that was the pandemic market. The biggest problem in the comic market is it can be artificially inflated at anytime. I unintentionally drove up the market a few years ago on X-Men 32, I like Juggernaught so i was just buying the reasonable early issues gathering multiples, #32 at the time i started buying them was going for anywhere from $15-$30 in poor to mid condition so i just bought any in that price range, fast forward a year and the price jumped to $100+ for a poor copy and was consider a hot book lol now years later it's comedown to around $40-$60. It went thru the fomo phase of people wondering why all the copies were disappearing hit its peak and now is leveling out even though it was just me buying what i liked in cheaper big portions that caused that whole thing. In comic collecting patience and connections is the key to finding and collecting what you love for a reasonable price.

@@bayouboyentertainment2106 nice. I would say January-February was the "Sweet spot" for a "bottom" of comic prices this year. I don't think we can adequately "time" the market, but sometimes you get lucky. Taking the plunge in an environment like this sounds great as it sounds like a great time to strike despite not being the "bottom" prices of first quarter.

Can you not tell it’s edited later ??

@@ROJOSGALLERY yeah obviously, its just a funny jump cut haha

@@RR75_ yeah lol

Thank you! We found it in a collection a while back and it has no label on it but im pretty sure its a basic sketch book.

Red sonja is smokin hot! There recently was covers of her by ed benes. Theres variants too so get while theyre hot. Wait its red sonja so its always hot.