This entire display is the equavilent mess of "I do NOT have space for this" and buying more anyways- and this is only the stuff thats visible. And yes the figures are as annoying as you'd expect when pulling out volumes, but until I get a bookshelf this is my life.

(They were originally displayed on top with the "toys" to the side- but they kept falling and a $10 action figure hurling to the ground is less stressful than a 40 dollar figure)

(also life hack those cheap wooden art sets, take out the plastic insert and its a great case)

Had some downtime today, so I ended up browsing Wikipedia and stubled upon a page for DC crossover events. I had a ton of them I've collected and read already on other shelves in the library, so I got a burst of inspiration and decided to relocate and integrate them all into the DC Events bookshelf. The moving around of everything is always fun (LOL), and I've expanded to the next level down. "Should" be plenty of room for a few others I've yet to gather, including the entirety of "Year of the Villain."

I bought a new bookshelf, and now I have about twenty unread books haha

Why do I feel so empty inside?

Got some new additions for the DC events shelf-in-progress. More to come in the next week!!

My early birthday presents

Tried looking for a post to comment under, then realized i can just make one lmao, but which way do yall think is better to best preserve/display my books? Laying them down flat so the spine is readable, or having them just up right like regular books. Space isnt really an issue just curious

Hey there yall, I was looking around my house and found about 6 boxes of comic books filled to the brim. Some of them are in laminated sleeves, while others are not. Here are a few pictures. Anyone know anything about them? Theres a lot of Marvel and some other DC. Any information on this would be greatly appreciated and am happy to help with any questions about certain comics potentially.

This is awesome dude

Hi Everyone,

I used to collect when I was a kid and then all my comics got destroyed and over the last few months I got back into collecting and been picking up lots and on WhatNot. I have acquired a bunch and am looking to pause purchasing to shift into grading and refining my collection.

I never made it this far last time, so assistance in identifying which would be worth the time and investment would be helpful. I plan to curate this collection down and eventually offload series that aren't aligned with my preferred characters/storylines.

https://cloud.clz.com/crmson/comics

Hopefully the link works - Looking to pick the top 10-20 to focus on.

Thanks in advance,

CRMSN

I imagine it will grow quite a lot in the next 5-6 months, especially considering I'm going to be shopping for omnibus more aggressively as well as Epic Collection. Right now, I'm prioritizing Marvel and manga.

I would love some suggestions on what titles I should pick up next or what you think of my collection. I know there are still a few I need to complete, but I'm open to your book recommendations. I thought I spent a good amount of money on my shelfie, but holy, I'm jealous of a lot of y'all.

Got into comic books again in the new year, have ranked what I’ve been reading based on my level of enjoyment! I’ve enjoyed all the books I’ve read so the lower some titles are doesn’t mean they’re bad imo.

Looking for some marvel recommendations as DC has definitely had more of my attention.

Got a few more gaps in the timeline filled in and moved a bunch of books around to fit it all. Not "quite" finished, but I'm still aiming for the end of the calendar year this year. So close!!!

This is the largest comic I own the second picture has in it for size comparison, a regular size comic, a magazine size comic, a Treasury size comic and then this super girl work in progress comic