I was google-ing.  I have been on the lookout for a cool database for some time.  One of the key factors in my search was the word 'FREE' :)    Other sights were ok, but didnt seem wortht the money to me.  You guys provide a great service and friendly environment.

I have to echo ngasioro & otterbot.

Entering all of the data into Excel was taking forever, so I hit google. This site already has data on most of my indie titles, and it exports to Excel (which is handy for bringing to a con on my PDA), so I signed up (yesterday). I already have 256 comics in my 'stash', one day later.

Only a few thousand to go.

I also was looking for an alternative site to comicspriceguide.com.  I happened to stumble upon it by googling.  I am VERY pleased with the site and its future possibilities!

we rely on various catalogues and websites for the nm price and the rest are % based calculations.

will do, post if you have any suggestions or questions.

Is there any way to change the current value of a comic book? I've noticed some of the comics aren't valued correctly(?). I know the values are suggestive and change often, but I'm usually talking about older comics where the value hasn't changed. Looking at other websites (i.e. The Big Comic Book Database, who get their values from Overstreet) some of these aren't valued correctly or are undervalued. If I could help let me know.

Thanks 

we update them as quickly as we can, but you can always submit the values to us, just use the submit information link at the bottom of each issue's page.

Igor

Google search lookin' for a site that would tell me how much my old comics are worth. When I saw the feature where you can put your whole stash of comics in a portfolio online to keep track, I was sucked in:)

There were a few comics of mine that I just couldn't find on here to put in my stash, but I have some wierd comics like my W.I.L.D.CATS #1 issue (Canada) and Iron Man Annual #7

the ones that you couldn't find, have you submitted them?

Igor

Edited by Oldiesmann - 14 April 2007 at 3:02pm

Edited by bobthegopher - 02 June 2007 at 8:28am

I'm also an MS Excel refugee. I found your site in About.com and you guys were the first ones I looked up. You had everything I wanted (Excel export feature? Oh yeah!) This site is great and thanks for making it free! I'm definitely letting my friends in on this.

I was playing with access a work to inventory my stuff, then I saw a avertisement in a comic for comiccollectorlive. I said to myself why should I build a DB when someone allready did. When I was at work I tried to find the avertisement in the comics I had, but none had it. So I Googled "online database comic" saw your site. Tryed your site out and some others. Your sit of course won. I love your export feature, and the ability to access my info at any place, any time, any platform(so far), and any brower(so far). You can't beat that.

Found this site by trying to find a database to catalog my comics and I happened to stumble onto this site...just by chance I found the site but I have got to say that I am trully glad that I did...this is an awesome site...got all my comic books logged in and straighted out...fellas you are doing an AWESOME job...keep it up!!!

I actually found this site on a message forum on Marvel.com. Where people were discussing different sites like this. I look at the ones mentioned, and this by far was the best one I looked at.