[donmeca2020]

[QUOTE=TheBlueMarvel;612326]@Donmecca2020

I'll take your word for it. However, I've read story after story of long-term, old timey (in their 40's...scary that 40 is considered old) collectors thinking they are going to sell their collection to pay for their kid's college tuition or daughter's wedding, only to find out that they aren't recouping anywhere near what they anticipated. Additionally, my personal experience has been that there is a big difference between what something is valued at and what someone will actually pay.

once again i agree with you !! the money maker now isn't just the comic nowadays though, it's also being graded and being a good grade. also any of the guys in their 40s probably have ALOT of the 90s mass produced same with me that's when i got crazy into the comics as a teen and finally within the last year or so have some of these titles began to skyrocket. example new mutants #98 ( first Deadpool ) and or batman adventures # 12 ( first Harley quinn in a comic ) both are fetching up to $1700 bucks nowadays.

i still feel there will be a following of the paper versions due to old school collectors and the people wanting an investment. however your right some do just want to read and have everything on a drive rather then in a box, but they won't be getting Any type of return from those when the time comes to get rid of them or pass them down.