We are comic book collectors too
Selling your comic collection should feel good. We make sure your collection ends up with other collectors who will truly appreciate them.
We specialize in buying vintage comics from 1930 – 1980. Our process of grading and valuing your comic collection is simple, straight-forward and efficient. Contact us to schedule a free consultation and quick estimate.
Selling your comic collection should feel good. We make sure your collection ends up with other collectors who will truly appreciate them.
We don’t cherry pick the best comics out of your collection. We go through the entire collection and offer you a fair price for them all – even the modern books.
We are known in the industry for offering fair prices, based on current market rates. If you decide to take our offer, we will pay you on the spot.
In our call, we’ll ask you a variety of questions to determine the size and value of your collection.
Step 2: View the Collection
In most cases, we will come to you to view your collection. You don’t have to transport them to a store for appraisal.
As we go through your collection, we’ll explain which factors raise or lower the value. We will answer any questions you may have.
We want you to understand how we came to our valuation
Based on grading and market value, we will make you a fair offer for the entire collection, even modern comics. If you choose to sell, we’ll pay you right then and there. We make selling your comic collection fast and easy.
Just fill out the form below and we’ll give you a ring.
We buy comics books in New Jersey and surrounding areas. However, sometimes we do appraisals over video calls and buy collections all over the US. Fill out the form to get started.
1Ed buys comics books in Washington DC, Baltimore, MD and York, PA areas. However, sometimes he also does comic book appraisals over video calls and buys collections all over the US.
Ed’s personal collection contains over 3000 comic books, 50 of which are graded. He mostly focuses on vintage Spider Man and first appearances from the 1940’s. His most prized comics include:

“Ed is one of my favorite persons to deal with, and not just because he has a great first name. His prices are reasonable, shipping is quick, and his grading is spot-on. Most importantly, I appreciate his willingness to work with me in a very fair manner.”