Dave is the founder and editor-in-chief of the Comic Book Herald and the head of assigning himself elegant titles. For the third consecutive year, Ice Cream Man is his favorite comic, and until another comic takes its place, it will remain so. Since comics have become a special item and not something children can buy for a penny from a kiosk, people have been valuing their resale potential. The wave of comic creators at Substack is still in its infancy, but Stevenson's transparent autobiography style is perfect for comics sent directly via email and is without a doubt the highest recommendation in the Substack catalog to date.
Comic Book Herald orders and reading guides are also possible thanks to the support of readers on Patreon and generous donations from readers. With movie theaters slowly returning more movies to comics, movies related to comics have returned and will finally return to movie theaters this year, helping to increase demand for several backlog issues. One of the best ways to get into the comic book collecting game is to enter the comic book reading game. A dream issue from the third year of a comic book related to a video game set on an Earth parallel to the main DC universe is a strange inclusion in this list, but it demonstrates how other media are driving up comic book prices.
Brian Michael Bendis' Phenomena, a new fantasy for all ages with Andrew Lima Araujo through Abrams Comics Arts, isn't what was expected. Fans of Rick Remender's work in the early 2000s will appreciate books like Uncanny X-Force, Fear Agent and Deadly Class, which are some of the best comics of all time.
