https://www.thestreet.com/slideshow/14231845/1/6-completely-worthless-collectible-comic-books.html  Always protect your comics in quality supplies – what they is worthless today may not be worthless tomorrow! Click on the link to see our amazing selection of comic book supplies.  Click here Continue reading Wow! (POW!) This article sends a punch to collectors that thought they might be purchasing certain ‘special’ comics as an investment. Your opinion?

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Bio: Jay Katz, a comic book collector since 1983 and is the owner/creator of InvestComics LLC since 2005. InvestComics LLC was originally a magazine in 2005 before the website launched in 2005. Hello everyone and welcome to the very first weekly briefing. I was asked to jump on board with Bags Unlimited to give you guys/gals a perspective of various topics each week. Once I saw it was Bags Unlimited reaching out I didn’t hesitate, these guys/gals not only carry fantastic products, they are good, genuine people.   This week’s topic: Proper comic book convention etiquette that should be followed at a show. If you are … Continue reading Proper Comic Book Convention Etiquette

We manufacture polyester sleeves here at Bags Unlimited. Our trade name for this material is Archival Armor.  Polyester is the one storage material for paper products that is used by the Library of Congress. The reason for this is that the life of polyester is indefinite. That means that the material will not break down for hundreds of years. Not only is this material as clear as glass, but it is semi-rigid, has composition properties that do not react in anyway with a stored item, it does not discolor nor does it adhere to items placed in it. From the perspective of an archive organization, this … Continue reading Comic Care Tips

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BU: Well, to say that Dan is a walking billboard and encyclopedia of information on everything comics may be a slight UNDER exaggeration. I spoke with Dan at length and could have easily kept talking for another hour or two…without any repetition in his informative dialogue with me. So, without further ado, please, let me warmly and enthusiastically invite you into the World of DANIEL HOWARD FOGEL. BU: OK, Dan, you’re no stranger to interviews, so why don’t you brief me (Boy, did I learn there is nothing brief about Dan) on yourself. How you got started, your loves, your dislikes, etc.? Dan Fogel (DF): Primarily, … Continue reading The Exciting World of Dan Fogel

http://www.toptenz.net/top-10-reasons-why-everyone-should-read-comics.php If you do collect comics – Bags Unlimited is your one stop shop for all your collection protection needs! Click here Continue reading You may not agree with all these reasons for reading comics – but I definitely pick the “Cool Factor” # 4.

https://loc.gov/search/?in=&q=comic+book+illustrations&new=true&st Continue reading In case you know people that think reading comic books is for kids and nerds – here is a list of comics and drawings made by comic book artists after the 911 attack of the twin towers. Maybe you could share this link with them.

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