People collect comics for many different reasons; nostalgia, artistic appreciation, investment potential, and cultural significance. For many, comic books serve as gateways to cherished memories of adolescence, bringing them back to a happy time through stories, characters, and the adventures which captured their imaginations in the first place.
The artwork and storytelling found within comics are also highly valued, with collectors admiring the creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural impact of iconic series and characters. Additionally, some collectors see comics as investments, as there is big money in rare comics. Earlier this month, a rare Superman comic broke records selling for $6 Million dollars US.
Beyond financial considerations, comic book collecting fosters a sense of community and social connection, with enthusiasts sharing their passion for comics through conventions, online forums, and often lavish gatherings.
An avid book reader and proud library card holder, Angela is new to the world of e-Readers. She has a background in education, emergency response, fitness, loves to be in nature, traveling and exploring. With an honours science degree in anthropology, Angela also studied writing after graduation. She has contributed work to The London Free Press, The Gazette, The Londoner, Best Version Media, Lifeliner, and Citymedia.ca.