I started reading comics in the early 70s when you could find them at every grocery and drug store around. They were easy to find and fairly cheap. The environment is completely different today and I don’t think if I was 7-8 years old today, I would be interested in them. It takes a certain kind of person to be interested in them; in the 70s, they were a part of almost every kid’s childhood because they were so ubiquitous; times are definitely different now.
Yep......guessing we are about the same age, and I totally agree with this. We all started as simple "readers" back then, not "collectors." With $1.00, you could walk home with four comics, and pcik what you wanted from month to month. It wasn't until I'd been reading for several years that I discovered the back issue store, and I'd say that was when I became a "collector."
Yeah, I think of my earliest years as being a comic book “accumulator” because I purchased only new off-the-rack comics and only obtained back issues if someone gave me one or I happened upon something interest at a yard sale. This was in the mid-60s to early ‘70s.
We didn't have home video; we didn't have streaming; we didn't have every superhero realized on film, we collected them to have our entertainment on demand.
Single greatest Comic Book Video ever posted! I'm 53,I have been a hard core Comic collector for 40 years,I use to be a budding artist,and in fact was Gotham City Comics main artist for 2 years,I penciled many superheros for free at the 1990 Chicago Comicon and got into a war with unnamed Marvel artists because was doing it for free and of corse a dad with little kids doesn't care who draws it,but a price of free? Well now you have my ear!!! Anyways,bro,your channel is the most honest and true look at Comics I have ever seen!!! EXCELLENT!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
"... sit in your basement, next to a water pipe ..." - Oh my gosh! That's hilarious! Been watching his channel for several months now but only JUST noticed the pipe the other day! LOL Great vid, as always! It's taken me 30 years to reach the Trader phase (sold my first book on Ebay earlier this year).
Other than the ebay example (because we know after fees, that 25 bucks is more like $17)... this is one of the best videos about collecting comics out there
I re-entered the hobby around Feb-Mar this year and am definitely at, "Trader." I went through all the steps you just laid out, even; "Who's this Swagglehuas guy who's kind of annoying?" 😂😅 Good content sir.
Great stuff Swag! I know very much tongue in cheek video but you did miss an important branch. The completionist / Non seller sometimes can be just the one though usually both traits. The endgame being a massive hoarder of all sorts of stuff and leaving others to sort it out after they shake off this mortal coil. There are quite a few who fall into this category and less who manage to change their fate.
Hey, great video👍🏽 you really put things into perspective for me. I’m currently in my return phase, I so into the hobby growing up in the 90’s (like most kids were back then) I kinda lost my passion for it once I started high school. I am in my early 40’s and just recently got back into collecting again. At the moment I am buying what I like, mostly issues I remember having back in the day. But being away for so long, it’s a very steep learning curve trying to know all the new era of comics. Just finished reading “King In Black”series. Venom was and is my favorite character, and I hope Knull makes his way to the MCU. And one more thing… I just watched your top 50 video and I just want to say, you have an amazing collection, and I was humbled… I like how you only have one slab, just shows your character💯👌🏽 you inspire me to want to just collect, not for what it’s worth (dollar wise) but what the comic means to me. Take care, and I look forward to your future projects.
Started collecting DC and shortly after, Marvel. in 1960 (When American comics began being regularly appearing in the U.K). I was 8 at the time and the Silver Age was ongoing but still early enough to catch all the Green Lanterns and JLAs etc. Marvel universe began a couple of years later and I had every one of the keys as they came out (From FF 1). I'm in my 70s now and been through the many phases - selling big collections, buying again, becoming a dealer, totally losing interest then deciding to build a set of reprint books containing all that great 60s stuff. Now I have a pretty extensive wall of Omnibus volumes etc. Trouble is I'm now in my seventies (Not been 8 for almost 64 years). Bit feeble now too. Many of my books are too heavy and cumbersome to comfortably read without a lectern to hold them in. THAT'S comic book evolution.
Hilarious, informative, and scary accurate 😂 You mapped out my entire journey. I've made it to the buy what you like seller phase. Considering my first name is Chad, I will save myself and my collecting love and stay in this phase forever
definitely in the deep dive / key collector phase now - bought my dad a chunk of the frank miller run for his bday and im looking out for doom covers, oh and spider-boy
Did Mickey leave out the stage where you get whatnot addicted and fill two short boxes with independent comics that don’t hold their value and have to get a separate bank account to maintain domestic bliss?
I didn't realize I was so early in the progression. I recently got back into comic collecting after about a 30 year break. It has been fun (and expensive) trying to catch up on the approximately 1.3 million X-Men related titles and volumes. I'm now almost to the stage where I stop buying $3 bulk items to complete collections and start buying expensive older stuff like 1970s X-Men issues, or the first couple of issues of Ghost Rider or Luke Cage or Secret Wars #8. So far, the most I have spent on a single comic book is $100, for a very minty copy of John Byrne's Next Men #21. Sometime before I die I would like to have every issue of X-Men / Uncanny X-Men (1963). I'm only about 130 issues shy of that goal at the moment, but they are not the $3 issues. I have a hard time imagining myself actually trading or selling any of my comics, so I may end up stuck in my current phase.
I’m nominating this for best RUclips video of all time. Loved it! I’m at the key collector phase and trying to decide if I want to move to trader. Thanks Swag!
I paused at 24:06 and Google searched "Bath Water," thinking I might have heard it wrong. But it turns out there is such a "collectible" item... Well, I definitely learned something new today.
Prefect example of the seller making sacrifices - Chuck with Mile High Comics. He had all those keys and sold them to fund a bigger business. You can't have any emotional attachment to comics at that phase.
Yet, he loves comics and his attachment has led to him jacking up prices to slow sales so he can hold onto them longer. He’s always been a dealer though.
Fantastic presentation,. Luckily I'm still in the key collector window, I'll have to make sure I don't take the next step though. Thanks for the warning.
Nailed it! After getting back into the hobby in early 2022, I quickly went through all those early phases and ended up in the collect what you like, and buy/sell phase. Made a lot of mistakes in those first 6 months back in, that Spec FOMO really bit me!
😂 I am a unicorn!!!! This video made me laugh. I can see it all. Is it possible to be all of those things? I have 10k books I almost sold a few weeks ago. This is only a small portion of my collection and did not have a key or high value books. I would have still kept all my original art, cards, toys and tens of thousands of books. Oh well I think you should add the Unicorn hoarders that still exist! We buy, keep, chase and read all of our books!
Great video and spot on commentary!!! Bottom line, to reside in the "buy what you like" window, we require others to churn out to feed the activity on either end of the evolution. Make sure you make friends along your collecting journey. You never know when opportunities may come!!!!
I had to rewind on the Comic Book Business Man descriptor ... superb (however ... I missed 3-4 phases to be a Fraz and Bronze Age horror high grade guy) ... love your work muh'man
Being the 2nd comment Im leaving I just wanted to say the I will very likely be re-watching this again and again in slower motion. Even if just to pro-long the message extending it to current cinema lengths. So, so, so good. I would love to see more vids with this approach. Thanks for your time and prep. Beautiful execution.
Funny video and crazy accurate! I'm still in buy-what-you-like but do a lot of selling and dealing to feed that. Not jaded ... yet! What's funny is I know guys that are totally into high-grade bronze DC horror. That was a lol moment!
Absolutely brilliant! I've done all of this. I did find a narrow escape clause. I'm currently an eBay seller of 25 years experience, but have just begun allowing myself to collect books I like again without preconditions. It's fun again.
Haven't been into comics since the 80s (Savage Sword of Conan) but seriously thinking about getting back in. Not for money, not to flip comics, but simply because I miss the art and stories. I appreciate this video and subscribed.
Loved your presentation. You forgot one important phase, that is the all important Marriage Phase. In my case, I was a serious collector growing up in the sixties owning most silver age Marvel books except a couple of dozen books. I continued collecting until such time I got married and you guess it, needed money. So I sold off the vast majority and lost focus on the hobby. It wasn't until I retired that I decided to reenter the hobby.
Very informative and one of the few videos that sees the key collecting phase at the end of the journey. Which is a phase I skipped because I still believe that comics that are not read are wasted. You might as well put a photocopy of the cover in a frame and hang it on your wall. Maybe that's just me or people just collect comicbooks different in Europe.
Haha…I feel like such a cliche! Great video again. I’m still in that buy what you like phase but have the hope of just keeping it a fun hobby and upgrading the keys I have. Thanks again for all of the work….and you comic. Great issue one start
I peered into the depths of the abyss (collecting journey) and reverted back to the evaluation phase. I feel comfortable here. I might even venture into writing my own stories (comics 😅).
These phases are largely foreign to me. I'm a late boomer and comic books still are just another form of entertainment. I guess I was always in a "buy what you like" phase. While it's a bonus if something I bought turned valuable, I'm looking at art and-or story. Take care of them, yes, but I'm saddened that the comic book has primarily become a commodity.
Collected in the 90s Sweet Spider-Man’s death of Superman’s. Then moved on to collecting sports cards.Covid hit mad a killing selling sports cards. I buy graded keys and sigs Stan Lee Todd McFarland. I chase and hunt grails for my PC at a great price only. No idea what place I’m in collecting.
this video was sent to me and I've always purchased what i love to read i started in 1992 with batman thor green lantern spiderman jl avengers spawn darkness and many more if i'm lucky like i have been many times to get a possible key or hot book off the ones i love to read and buy cool, and I started buying old comics like silver age and bronze age since 2008 obviously of super hero books i like and love to read like Batman and Thor I have over 25 long boxes and really cool room to show them off have I thought of selling them ? NO I will never sell them or trade them (unless I get doubles) because they remind me of a better time and plus it's my favorite form of entertainment. If I die and don't get rid of them I will def leave a will to get donated to various comic shops or send them to exhibits because these books are art and fun to read. I don't like youtubers that are always telling you what to buy or what's hot in prices it defeats the purpose of a collection or the support of comic books because in reality they are just investors and don't collect for the love of comic books or art, and that's fine. But these youtubers make it really difficult for kids to get into comics because if they can't convince their parents to buy them 3.99 tcg pokemon magic whatever if they see how these youtubers skyrocket some of the prices they will think "it's too expensive I will find something cheaper"
Damn swag . You got us scared lol . I've been trying to only buy what I love but like you said the fomo has people trying to buy everything. It's just not sustainable. I had to learn the hardway. Gotta keep my series under 20 . Lots of people when they first start go crazy . Lol . Thanks great video.
I am sure it seemed brilliant when you first thought of it. I gave it a like because you're willing to risk failure to produce original content. That's all I ever wanted.
I started reading comics in the early 70s when you could find them at every grocery and drug store around. They were easy to find and fairly cheap. The environment is completely different today and I don’t think if I was 7-8 years old today, I would be interested in them. It takes a certain kind of person to be interested in them; in the 70s, they were a part of almost every kid’s childhood because they were so ubiquitous; times are definitely different now.
Yep......guessing we are about the same age, and I totally agree with this. We all started as simple "readers" back then, not "collectors." With $1.00, you could walk home with four comics, and pcik what you wanted from month to month. It wasn't until I'd been reading for several years that I discovered the back issue store, and I'd say that was when I became a "collector."
Yeah, I think of my earliest years as being a comic book “accumulator” because I purchased only new off-the-rack comics and only obtained back issues if someone gave me one or I happened upon something interest at a yard sale. This was in the mid-60s to early ‘70s.
We didn't have home video; we didn't have streaming; we didn't have every superhero realized on film, we collected them to have our entertainment on demand.
Single greatest Comic Book Video ever posted!
I'm 53,I have been a hard core Comic collector for 40 years,I use to be a budding artist,and in fact was Gotham City Comics main artist for 2 years,I penciled many superheros for free at the 1990 Chicago Comicon and got into a war with unnamed Marvel artists because was doing it for free and of corse a dad with little kids doesn't care who draws it,but a price of free?
Well now you have my ear!!!
Anyways,bro,your channel is the most honest and true look at Comics I have ever seen!!!
EXCELLENT!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
This video is a work of art.
Great lesson prof Swag. Since I am currently in the dealer phase of your evolutionary progression, I am now scared shitless of becoming a businessman!
"... sit in your basement, next to a water pipe ..." - Oh my gosh! That's hilarious! Been watching his channel for several months now but only JUST noticed the pipe the other day! LOL
Great vid, as always! It's taken me 30 years to reach the Trader phase (sold my first book on Ebay earlier this year).
Well done swags. U earned my subscribe this vid
Woot! Appreciate it 🙏
Thank you again Mickey. As always, great presentation and humor. Your ability to quantify things and explain it is amazing.
Other than the ebay example (because we know after fees, that 25 bucks is more like $17)... this is one of the best videos about collecting comics out there
Excellent. TV Quality information.
I re-entered the hobby around Feb-Mar this year and am definitely at, "Trader." I went through all the steps you just laid out, even; "Who's this Swagglehuas guy who's kind of annoying?" 😂😅 Good content sir.
Great stuff Swag! I know very much tongue in cheek video but you did miss an important branch. The completionist / Non seller sometimes can be just the one though usually both traits. The endgame being a massive hoarder of all sorts of stuff and leaving others to sort it out after they shake off this mortal coil. There are quite a few who fall into this category and less who manage to change their fate.
Just wow, this is just mind blowing. Felt like a Nolan movie.
Fantastic video, please make this a monthly sketch
Nice! Im buying what i like at the moment and just scored The Walking Dead Compendiums 1-4 for £35 ($44.49 USD) for all 4. Great Video
Hey, great video👍🏽 you really put things into perspective for me. I’m currently in my return phase, I so into the hobby growing up in the 90’s (like most kids were back then) I kinda lost my passion for it once I started high school. I am in my early 40’s and just recently got back into collecting again. At the moment I am buying what I like, mostly issues I remember having back in the day. But being away for so long, it’s a very steep learning curve trying to know all the new era of comics. Just finished reading “King In Black”series. Venom was and is my favorite character, and I hope Knull makes his way to the MCU.
And one more thing… I just watched your top 50 video and I just want to say, you have an amazing collection, and I was humbled… I like how you only have one slab, just shows your character💯👌🏽 you inspire me to want to just collect, not for what it’s worth (dollar wise) but what the comic means to me. Take care, and I look forward to your future projects.
Started collecting DC and shortly after, Marvel. in 1960 (When American comics began being regularly appearing in the U.K).
I was 8 at the time and the Silver Age was ongoing but still early enough to catch all the Green Lanterns and JLAs etc. Marvel universe began a couple of years later and I had every one of the keys as they came out (From FF 1).
I'm in my 70s now and been through the many phases - selling big collections, buying again, becoming a dealer, totally losing interest then deciding to build a set of reprint books containing all that great 60s stuff.
Now I have a pretty extensive wall of Omnibus volumes etc.
Trouble is I'm now in my seventies (Not been 8 for almost 64 years).
Bit feeble now too.
Many of my books are too heavy and cumbersome to comfortably read without a lectern to hold them in.
THAT'S comic book evolution.
Great Video Swag !!! You hit the nail on the head . I can completely relate to this video .
It’s funny nearly spot on. I entered into the buy what you like but at times found my self in the phases before that
This video literally described me through out my years of collecting, but I’m still in the key collector phase
Hilarious, informative, and scary accurate 😂 You mapped out my entire journey. I've made it to the buy what you like seller phase. Considering my first name is Chad, I will save myself and my collecting love and stay in this phase forever
definitely in the deep dive / key collector phase now - bought my dad a chunk of the frank miller run for his bday and im looking out for doom covers, oh and spider-boy
I love Frank Miller's cover and first Marvel work with John Carter Warlord of Mars #18. Definitely a huge Frank Miller key.
Thanks man,that was really great and funny❤❤❤❤❤
Very informative!!!
Did Mickey leave out the stage where you get whatnot addicted and fill two short boxes with independent comics that don’t hold their value and have to get a separate bank account to maintain domestic bliss?
I didn't realize I was so early in the progression. I recently got back into comic collecting after about a 30 year break. It has been fun (and expensive) trying to catch up on the approximately 1.3 million X-Men related titles and volumes. I'm now almost to the stage where I stop buying $3 bulk items to complete collections and start buying expensive older stuff like 1970s X-Men issues, or the first couple of issues of Ghost Rider or Luke Cage or Secret Wars #8. So far, the most I have spent on a single comic book is $100, for a very minty copy of John Byrne's Next Men #21. Sometime before I die I would like to have every issue of X-Men / Uncanny X-Men (1963). I'm only about 130 issues shy of that goal at the moment, but they are not the $3 issues. I have a hard time imagining myself actually trading or selling any of my comics, so I may end up stuck in my current phase.
I’m nominating this for best RUclips video of all time. Loved it! I’m at the key collector phase and trying to decide if I want to move to trader. Thanks Swag!
Bath water, why didn’t I think of that! This vid was not only eye opening, but it was also entertaining and HILARIOUS! Subscribed!
Pffftt...there's a 1 step evolution from noob to comic book god. Buy yourself a pallet or 2 of Shadowhawk #1 and wait for it to go To The Moon, Alice!
Wow, this was very insightful bro! I found myself being described in those early phases. 😀
I paused at 24:06 and Google searched "Bath Water," thinking I might have heard it wrong. But it turns out there is such a "collectible" item... Well, I definitely learned something new today.
Swaggggggg You listened, Thanks for doing this...
Fantastic thanks for this, your well informed and very entertaining
Prefect example of the seller making sacrifices - Chuck with Mile High Comics. He had all those keys and sold them to fund a bigger business. You can't have any emotional attachment to comics at that phase.
Yet, he loves comics and his attachment has led to him jacking up prices to slow sales so he can hold onto them longer. He’s always been a dealer though.
Fantastic presentation,. Luckily I'm still in the key collector window, I'll have to make sure I don't take the next step though. Thanks for the warning.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nailed it! After getting back into the hobby in early 2022, I quickly went through all those early phases and ended up in the collect what you like, and buy/sell phase. Made a lot of mistakes in those first 6 months back in, that Spec FOMO really bit me!
Hey man I saw you popping around claim sales on the Gram tonight, hope you picked up some crispy Darkhawks or other lesser keys!
Swagglehaus’ secret power = making constantly interesting, funny content!!!!!
Great Video!
Thanks!
Very good, I enjoyed that. Key collector phase is king..
😂 I am a unicorn!!!! This video made me laugh. I can see it all. Is it possible to be all of those things? I have 10k books I almost sold a few weeks ago. This is only a small portion of my collection and did not have a key or high value books. I would have still kept all my original art, cards, toys and tens of thousands of books. Oh well I think you should add the Unicorn hoarders that still exist! We buy, keep, chase and read all of our books!
Great video and spot on commentary!!! Bottom line, to reside in the "buy what you like" window, we require others to churn out to feed the activity on either end of the evolution. Make sure you make friends along your collecting journey. You never know when opportunities may come!!!!
I had to rewind on the Comic Book Business Man descriptor ... superb (however ... I missed 3-4 phases to be a Fraz and Bronze Age horror high grade guy) ... love your work muh'man
Being the 2nd comment Im leaving I just wanted to say the I will very likely be re-watching this again and again in slower motion. Even if just to pro-long the message extending it to current cinema lengths. So, so, so good. I would love to see more vids with this approach. Thanks for your time and prep. Beautiful execution.
Funny video and crazy accurate! I'm still in buy-what-you-like but do a lot of selling and dealing to feed that. Not jaded ... yet! What's funny is I know guys that are totally into high-grade bronze DC horror. That was a lol moment!
Absolutely brilliant! I've done all of this. I did find a narrow escape clause. I'm currently an eBay seller of 25 years experience, but have just begun allowing myself to collect books I like again without preconditions. It's fun again.
This has been spot on quite shocking halfway through
Haven't been into comics since the 80s (Savage Sword of Conan) but seriously thinking about getting back in. Not for money, not to flip comics, but simply because I miss the art and stories. I appreciate this video and subscribed.
You nailed it.
Hehe thx!
The buy what you like phase is golden I buy a book it goes up like crazy I can sell it if it drops I am happy to keep it for 30 years.
Great presentation. Finally subscribed after this video - only because I thought I had already done so.
All I hear is spider-boy is going to the Moon BUY! BUY! BUY!
Loved your presentation. You forgot one important phase, that is the all important Marriage Phase. In my case, I was a serious collector growing up in the sixties owning most silver age Marvel books except a couple of dozen books. I continued collecting until such time I got married and you guess it, needed money. So I sold off the vast majority and lost focus on the hobby. It wasn't until I retired that I decided to reenter the hobby.
Weirdly enough for me, after I got married my wife got me back into comics.
Oof
Swag, you forgot to include the 15% ebay takes off for each sell.😢
Never got into the trader, seller, dealer, businessman. Just stayed a hoarder with boxes and boxes, Running out of room and just giving up.
Very informative and one of the few videos that sees the key collecting phase at the end of the journey. Which is a phase I skipped because I still believe that comics that are not read are wasted. You might as well put a photocopy of the cover in a frame and hang it on your wall. Maybe that's just me or people just collect comicbooks different in Europe.
The final phase you left off is the dark hawk double cover collector
Haha…I feel like such a cliche! Great video again. I’m still in that buy what you like phase but have the hope of just keeping it a fun hobby and upgrading the keys I have. Thanks again for all of the work….and you comic. Great issue one start
At what point do the simp covers get introduced?
Ryan with his water pipes and Excel sheets 😂
I’ve been buying wolverine every month since 1988. I have all of his monthly issues up to date of this comment. Been happy for a long while
another awesomely funny vid , Swagg . i was laughing all the way thru . that's why i've subscribed to your channel !!!
You want to learn more about foreigns, its easy to learn but hard [or expensive] to find
im a paper smeller too
I peered into the depths of the abyss (collecting journey) and reverted back to the evaluation phase.
I feel comfortable here. I might even venture into writing my own stories (comics 😅).
Great video!! Took me 30 years to finally start selling books. I guess I’m halfway through the evolution.
I laughed and almost cried at the @22:11 mark....i am that person.
Fun stuff Swagg! NGL though giving off some slight Dr Gene Scott vibes with that board🙃
More of this please and thank you
Your deep dive videos are always so entertaining. Haha
You forgot to add my phase witch i believe is right before the KEY COLLECTOR phase. I like to call the JUNK COLLECTOR phase.
These phases are largely foreign to me. I'm a late boomer and comic books still are just another form of entertainment. I guess I was always in a "buy what you like" phase. While it's a bonus if something I bought turned valuable, I'm looking at art and-or story. Take care of them, yes, but I'm saddened that the comic book has primarily become a commodity.
It’s like you were inside my head, everything was spot on haha
Cool thanks!
"Double X Chromosome To the Moon Book" now that's the book to get!
This was fantastic lol I literally was going hey this sounds familiar 😂😂😂
Good job swag
Collected in the 90s Sweet Spider-Man’s death of Superman’s. Then moved on to collecting sports cards.Covid hit mad a killing selling sports cards. I buy graded keys and sigs Stan Lee Todd McFarland. I chase and hunt grails for my PC at a great price only. No idea what place I’m in collecting.
your best video yet
Hilarious and informative! I'm entering the later stages, looking into 'bath water' - dang it!
I also learned, stay in the V!!! In the V is where you will be happy!!!lmao
this video was sent to me and I've always purchased what i love to read i started in 1992 with batman thor green lantern spiderman jl avengers spawn darkness and many more if i'm lucky like i have been many times to get a possible key or hot book off the ones i love to read and buy cool, and I started buying old comics like silver age and bronze age since 2008 obviously of super hero books i like and love to read like Batman and Thor I have over 25 long boxes and really cool room to show them off have I thought of selling them ? NO I will never sell them or trade them (unless I get doubles) because they remind me of a better time and plus it's my favorite form of entertainment. If I die and don't get rid of them I will def leave a will to get donated to various comic shops or send them to exhibits because these books are art and fun to read. I don't like youtubers that are always telling you what to buy or what's hot in prices it defeats the purpose of a collection or the support of comic books because in reality they are just investors and don't collect for the love of comic books or art, and that's fine. But these youtubers make it really difficult for kids to get into comics because if they can't convince their parents to buy them 3.99 tcg pokemon magic whatever if they see how these youtubers skyrocket some of the prices they will think "it's too expensive I will find something cheaper"
My comicshop has original Darkwing cover art for an affordable price
Well done, sir.
Great vid brother 🔥
Great video… maybe instead of “key collector” use “focused collector”. I like ur chart. I do a lot of this stuff for work in the tech industry.
Damn swag . You got us scared lol . I've been trying to only buy what I love but like you said the fomo has people trying to buy everything. It's just not sustainable. I had to learn the hardway. Gotta keep my series under 20 . Lots of people when they first start go crazy . Lol . Thanks great video.
Fantastic video. So sad but true.
Well done! That’s depressing Af but very true…
I am sure it seemed brilliant when you first thought of it.
I gave it a like because you're willing to risk failure to produce original content.
That's all I ever wanted.
"Original content" is not something this guy know how to produce.
@@saintsataniko2116 issatso? anyone else doing this or compiling market indexes?
Basically from "never tried drugs" to "Tony Soprano "
Slow clap sir, nicely done.
I’m in the horror and Frank Frazetta phase…nearing bath water…
Where does, “I think I’ll try to write my own comic book series!” Fall on the scale???
Loving my phase 😎
I’m a key collector on the verge of becoming a trader. 😉
Are these inspired by Rudy from alpha investments ?
At what phase is the “hey I’m awfully clever I think I will create my own comic…I bet NETFLIX will be calling!” ???
well done sir
I fell out of comics, the people are the reason
That hit hard
where is Swagglehaus in the chart ?
The comic book business man was always just a business man. He pretends so good he thinks he actually feels. And maybe he did. Maybe.