InvestComics – Consigned to Oblivion #5
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This feature will focus on comics that no one is talking about (anymore?). Sometimes for good reason though. There are some hidden gems among the non-elite here, but that said these are comics that have been long forgotten and simply not thought of anymore. Most of the comics in the article here are comics to be found in long box sales, but so much fun nonetheless. Some are actually a little tough to hunt down, but isn’t that the fun of it too? If interested in any of these comics, most can be found by clicking the red links provided in this article or comic cover, that’s if you don’t feel like hunting or you simply cannot find it. Will any of these comics ever be of monetary value? Probably not, but with the influx of television and movies these days you never know. Here are a few InvestComics oddities to check out. Enjoy and happy hunting/reading!
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SpaceKnights (2000) Although Marvel has no rights to the ROM SpaceKnight character, they did however create the entire universe that surrounds him, they do own that. So here is a five-issue limited series focusing on the SpaceKnights and ROM is nowhere to be found on these pages. If he did, they’d get sued, so no ROM. The series essentially introduces the entire SpaceKnights cast throughout, so if you’re in the market for some comic books with loads of first appearances, here they are. Artist Chris Batista at the helm and co-writes with Jim Starlin. Yes THAT Jim Starlin.
The Shroud #1 (1994) A four-issue mini-series. Written by the great Mike W. Barr. Shroud looks strikingly like Moon Knight, but who cares? He’s a cool character that deserves more game time.
Felicia Hardy Black Cat #1 (1994) Felicia gets her first solo title. A four-issue limited series. Issue #2 introduced a villain named Faze and a friend named Loop. Easy four-issue read and you’ll get done with enough time to read the rest of the books on this list.
Daredevil and Batman (1997) Here is a fun one shot crossover comic long forgotten. Great story by Daniel Chichester. Art and cover by Scott McDaniel.
Stormbreaker: The Saga of Beta Ray Bill (2005) Here is a great Beta Ray Bill 6 part mini-series brought to us by Daniel Berman/Michael Avon Oeming (writers) and Andrea DiVito (art).
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Invest wisely. Read comics.
Carpe Diem.
Jay Katz
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