Matt Tuck

Some holy grails were picking up steam in the secondary market in this week’s Trending Comics.

Spawn #9 continues to have the eBay yo-yo effect, and it rebounded yet again to claim the distinction of the week’s Hottest Comic.

Collectors were on the lookout for Something Is Killing the Children in this week’s top searches.

Marvel continued to dominate the secondary market, but Superman #75 in all its ‘90s glory cracked the top 100 this week.

There was a tie for the Coldest Comic of the week, but it was Red Hulk’s first appearance gracing the list that should have your attention.

The High Evolutionary is here, and The Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 trailer will have a direct impact on his key issues.

What were collectors searching for in November? According to our data, they had their sights set on some classic Bronze Age titles along with a historic Man of Steel comic.

The most prestigious award in all of the comics community has returned, and this week’s winner is perhaps Marvel’s strangest and most mysterious mercenary, The Orb.

The Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 trailer has dropped, Adam Warlock has arrived, and those key issues you stockpiled five years ago are finally ready for launch.

James Gunn is at it again, and this time he’s got collectors scrambling for this classic Alex Ross/Mark Waid masterpiece.  Let’s talk Kingdom Come!

Some insanely cool Black Panther fan art is building support for a Bashenga Disney Plus series, and that will inevitably lead buyers to these key issues.

As speculation mounts for Marvel Studios’ “evil Superman” being Hyperion, there is a case to be made for a different character, one that some fans believe will be played by a Hollywood…