Anticipation for the MCU's SECRET INVASION on Disney+ is high, promising to escalate Ben Mendelsohn's screen time as Skrull leader Talos the Untamed. Have collectors been sleeping on one of the cheapest keys of recent memory?

If knowledge is truly power, comic readers have a massive edge over trend-hopping investors. Readers have the inside track on developing stories and characters and actually decide –by way of circulation– the fates of writers, artists, and what becomes canon. It is demand that informs supply, and together they determine value. On that basis alone, quality story-telling should yield high returns. But does it?

The impending debut of Mutants in the MCU has fueled record speculation pricing for X-Men #1 and Giant-Size X-Men #1. But the team most reflective of the MCU's diverse, global audience just might prioritize an X-Team that has been unfairly overlooked –but for how much longer?

The MCU just expanded triple-fold with the opening of Spider-Man: No Way Home, and as expected there were massive repercussions in the world of comic book collecting –because nothing impacts the value of back-issues like MCU validation. That can mean the adaptation of a story...

Neil Gaiman's Sandman comic changed the preconception about who the average comic book reader was. With a new series in production at Netflix, smart collectors are stocking up on key back issues. Gaiman's goth-girl embodiment of Death was the comic's breakout star. What are Death's key issues that we should be investing in now?