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The Most Collected Comic Books of All Time
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The Most Collected Comic Books of All Time

Comic books have captivated readers for generations, blending art and storytelling in a unique medium producing countless beloved characters and epic tales. Among the vast array of comic books, specific titles have stood the test of time, becoming the most collected and cherished in the history of the genre.

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Buying CGC Comic Books at a Reasonable Price
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Buying CGC Comic Books at a Reasonable Price

Have you ever paid too much for a comic book? I have, and I’m guessing you have too. In the best case scenario, if you pay too much, you will have eaten into future profits. In the worst case scenario, you will have unknowingly thrown good money into a worthless comic.

Why do we pay too much?

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The Dark Masters: How Comic Book Villains Shape Our Heroes
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The Dark Masters: How Comic Book Villains Shape Our Heroes

In the realm of comic strips, villains in tailored suits craft the destinies of heroes. Our caped crusader and his jester nemesis reflect each other’s fears and ambitions in their eternal dance. These masterminds do more than menace; they probe moral fibres, turning crises into tests of mettle. As these architects of despair design their plots, they unwittingly sculpt our heroes into icons of heroism.

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War and Revolution in Comics: An Artistic Lens on Conflict and Change
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War and Revolution in Comics: An Artistic Lens on Conflict and Change

This article explores how comics have vividly depicted war and revolution. From superhero tales reflecting World War II sentiments, like Captain America, to profound anti-war narratives like "Maus", comics offer diverse perspectives on conflict. Works like "V for Vendetta" delve into revolutionary themes, while "Persepolis" intertwines personal stories with political events, showcasing comics' power to reflect and dissect the complexities of war and societal upheavals.

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The CGC Census and GPA recorded sales
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The CGC Census and GPA recorded sales

CGC opened to the public and began grading comic books on January 1, 2000. The first five years of CGC grading resulted in just over a half million (518,030) graded comic books on the CGC Census by the end of 2004. 

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