Back from a LONG Break

Greetings Heroes,

After a longer-than-expected hiatus, we're back and ready to share great reading lists, links to Marvel Unlimited issues and arcs, astonishing products and amazing deals for shoppers!



We've rebuilt many of the old pages, adding content and shifting to a diverse set of affiliate sponsors including Amazon, eBay and Google. These affiliate links pay for the writers so thank you to all who visit the site without ad blockers. We do not penalize anyone who uses an ad blocker so you can still see the site regardless, but we appreciate it when you don't.

With these affiliate links, all content is free and we can get back to adding value to your visits with the latest insider information from Marvel and, for the first time, we'll be expanding our vision to include many other publishers. You no longer have to exit the site to get the latest on DC's Rebirth, for example, and when popular TV series come back for the fall season (or the Netflix binge season), you no longer have to go to our other blogs like Netflixins' to read the latest story summaries.

Finally, you have our commitment to add more new content each week on all of the blogs in this family, including our Apple-focused site, our technology blog and more!

As always, your visits are appreciated. Feel free to comment or send a message requesting coverage of a particular Marvel arc and we'll add it to our priority list. We're building new content for all of Marvel's recent crossover events right now and should have links for the entire Civil War II arc shortly after bringing you the original Civil War in all its writing glory in the coming week.

Until next time, Excelsior!!!

Shopping Online - the Bad Sellers List

Greetings Heroes - From time to time we run across bad sellers, sometimes on eBay, others on Facebook and in rare cases on Amazon. It’s great to know which people to avoid because of bad practices, so please feel free to leave a comment to help us add to the list. It is with sadness that I create this list, but it is important for people to be aware of sellers who do things like:

• Misrepresent their items’ conditions
• Overcharge for shipping, especially when they list one rate for combined orders but refuse to honor it
• Claim that an item is “lost” after an auction closes at a price they think is too low - these people refund your money, but they don’t get penalized by eBay for the bad service

Sometimes on eBay the sellers will honor their refund policy (which they hope you are too lazy to follow), but then they block you from bidding. In the process of refunding your money, you lose the ability to leave the negative feedback they deserve. People like this continue to operate, scamming people on items they claim are NM but hiding defects cleverly in their pictures.
First on the list: tuners36

This seller sold me a handful of comics - and every single book’s grade was misrepresented. Beware this con artist eBay seller at all costs! Some people might see the 99.9% and think the person is a good person to deal with, but if someone misrepresents items one time, chances are many of the positive reviews are from people who don’t realize they got ripped off!

Check out the seller’s feedback:
Be careful out there comic fans! Always remember to hold your sellers to a high standard! Until next time, Excelsior!!!