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Your loss

My loss was watching two episodes and thinking It might be better than the teasers in the commercial. I paid nothing to see it.

I'd rather watch paint dry.

I don't care about the actors.

It looked like another "OMG! Were trapped in an illusion" plot that I've seen played out a dozen times elsewhere.


I don't need to sit through pathetic unfunny parodies of situation comedies from 60 years ago.


If you are going to get to the "reveal", find a better way. It's utter garbage in my opinion.

collectibleshop wrote:

I agree with #5 and coverless books. Prices vary too widely, especially on old keys, and I don't think there's that many being sold to get a good handle on them, or an algorithm that would be semi-accurate. The vast majority are worthless anyway.

edited by collectibleshop on 2/12/2021

I disagree. Coverless comics are a serious branch of the hobby, especially when we are talking about Golden Age books or Silver Age keys that are too expensive to own in Good or better. It is not hard to price them as .3. The algorithm is 15% of the value of a 2.0 of the same issue. They will still likely be undervalued as most of the low grade keys and Golden Age books are on this site but at least we will be able to enter them correctly.

It seems like the decisions are being made by people who don't collect Golden Age so they don't appreciate the value of coverless comics from that era. Even a Silver Age book like Detective Comics 225 will sell for $1000 coverless.

I totally agree about coverless and the values they bring in. There are lots of coverless books being sold at way above "guide" price. I may be done collecting Golden Age Batman and Detective because I can't afford them anymore. If CPG and others don't account for those, we may be reliant on ebay to become our "price guide" on those books (yes, I know ebay is not a price guide)