Picture this: a quiet, rainy drive to South Wales. Little did we know, nestled among the rolling hills and sheep (so many sheep), lay a collector’s paradise—over 120 shortboxes of pure comic book glory. When we say this haul was massive, we mean it. It wasn’t just a collection; it was a full-blown archive of Bronze and Modern Age brilliance, featuring almost every key issue since 1999. And now, we’re here to tell you all about it—and maybe convince you to part with your own treasure trove.
If comic books were currency, this collection would’ve been a dragon’s hoard. Think keys like Ultimate Fallout #4 (Miles Morales’ first appearance), New Avengers #7 (the debut of the Illuminati), and Batman #608 (Hush Part 1). It was a modern collector’s dream, spanning publishers, genres, and enough variants to make your head spin.
But this wasn’t just about big names—it was about volume. Over 120 shortboxes filled to the brim with meticulously stored issues. We’re talking boards, bags, and not a spine-crease in sight. If your comic collection needs a new home, trust us—we know how to give it the royal treatment.
Great question! South Wales isn’t just a scenic delight; it’s apparently a hub for comic book enthusiasts. This collector had been curating for decades, piecing together runs of Spider-Man, X-Men, Batman, and more. They’d built a collection worthy of a museum—or better yet, our shelves.
Got a collection gathering dust? Wondering, “Should I sell my comics?” The answer is yes, and we’re the folks you want to call.
This collection wasn’t shy about flexing its muscles. Let’s dive into the gems that had us doing happy dances in the van (yes, the van is part of the operation):
The first appearance of Miles Morales—arguably one of the biggest modern Marvel characters. With the Spider-Verse movies putting him front and center, this issue is hotter than Aunt May’s wheatcakes.
Zombie apocalypse, anyone? This Bronze-to-Modern transition masterpiece is the cornerstone of Robert Kirkman’s legendary series.
Before the MCU made the Illuminati famous, this comic introduced the secret cabal of Marvel’s biggest brains.
The start of the Hush storyline. Jim Lee’s art? Chef’s kiss.
With Amazon’s adaptation making waves, this first appearance of Mark Grayson and Omni-Man is a must-have for collectors.
We get it. Parting with a collection can feel like saying goodbye to an old friend. But here’s the thing: collections are meant to be appreciated. If your comics are tucked away in a dark attic, they deserve better. That’s where we come in.
We specialize in finding collections like yours a new lease on life. Whether it’s Bronze Age classics, Modern Age hits, or a mix of both, we’re here to make the selling process painless and profitable. Plus, we’ve got the van—we’ll come to you!
Every collection tells a story, and this one was a page-turner. From the carefully bagged first issues to the random oddities (*Yes, we saw that Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Studio Sampler), it was clear this collector loved their comics.
We’re passionate about comics, too. That’s why we want to hear about your collection. Whether it’s 120 boxes or just a handful of key issues, we’re interested.
If you’ve ever wondered, Should I sell my comic books?, consider this your sign. At Fantasy Road, we make the process as easy as flipping through your favorite issue.
Don’t wait for the next rainy day in South Wales—reach out today and let’s talk about your collection.
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This is amazing, great writing
This is amazing, great writing