Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Hey Everyone! Welcome to the 36th episode of Comic Art Hang Out. On this episode, we'll talk about how Comic Art Live went this weekend. So for those of you who participated, either as buyers, sellers or both, this will be a fun way for all of us to share in each others' experiences.
CHAPTERS/TIMESTAMPS"
00:00 Intro - Chatting with the Live Chat Crew
16:38 Checking out a Steve Rude/Sergio Aragonés Wonder Woman page. Beauty & Cheap!
18:16 Checking out an Al Williamson Return of the Jedi page. NOT cheap!
23:42 The piece I missed out on and would love to have bought. Lee Parmerter joins me
25:02 Jason Ladwig joins us in the studio
28:26 Trying to look at ALL the art is OVERWHELMING
48:02 Shaun Clancy jumps into the studio with us. Does the volume of art help or hurt?
01:08:44 Checking out Stanley's booth
01:18:27 Looking for the cheapest art that sold during Comic Art Live
01:21:22 Looking for the highest priced piece that sold during Comic Art Live
01:28:41 Reviewing a Romita Cap cover to see if it looks like it IS by Romita
01:38:11 Addressing live chat comments
01:48:13 Art values skyrocketing is what brings out so much great art into the market
01:51:25 Shaun doesn't post art he bought for long term investment
01:52:45 It's exciting to see vintage art for the 1st time. "Fresh to Market" syndrome
01:54:14 Off on a Tangent: Does Heritage buy and hold art for future auction sales?
02:12:02 Rich Cirillo joins us in the studio
02:28:10 Promising art to friends, on the basis of "If I should die...."
02:33:50 Rich talks about the art he bought on Comic Art Live
02:43:15 Is tons of art over a single weekend a benefit or a detriment?
02:47:52 Fresh to market
02:52:45 Why do some great art pieces get resold several times in a short time period?
03:02:38 Brief movie chat
03:08:28 Closing out the show
LINKS:
Rubén DaCollector
comicbookartgallery.com/artdropnewsletter.asp
comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=30114
facebook.com/ruben.dacollector
instagram.com/rubendacollector
Hey Everyone! Welcome to the 36th episode of Comic Art Hang Out. On this episode, we'll talk about how Comic Art Live went this weekend. So for those of you who participated, either as buyers, sellers or both, this will be a fun way for all of us to share in each others' experiences.
CHAPTERS/TIMESTAMPS"
00:00 Intro - Chatting with the Live Chat Crew
16:38 Checking out a Steve Rude/Sergio Aragonés Wonder Woman page. Beauty & Cheap!
18:16 Checking out an Al Williamson Return of the Jedi page. NOT cheap!
23:42 The piece I missed out on and would love to have bought. Lee Parmerter joins me
25:02 Jason Ladwig joins us in the studio
28:26 Trying to look at ALL the art is OVERWHELMING
48:02 Shaun Clancy jumps into the studio with us. Does the volume of art help or hurt?
01:08:44 Checking out Stanley's booth
01:18:27 Looking for the cheapest art that sold during Comic Art Live
01:21:22 Looking for the highest priced piece that sold during Comic Art Live
01:28:41 Reviewing a Romita Cap cover to see if it looks like it IS by Romita
01:38:11 Addressing live chat comments
01:48:13 Art values skyrocketing is what brings out so much great art into the market
01:51:25 Shaun doesn't post art he bought for long term investment
01:52:45 It's exciting to see vintage art for the 1st time. "Fresh to Market" syndrome
01:54:14 Off on a Tangent: Does Heritage buy and hold art for future auction sales?
02:12:02 Rich Cirillo joins us in the studio
02:28:10 Promising art to friends, on the basis of "If I should die...."
02:33:50 Rich talks about the art he bought on Comic Art Live
02:43:15 Is tons of art over a single weekend a benefit or a detriment?
02:47:52 Fresh to market
02:52:45 Why do some great art pieces get resold several times in a short time period?
03:02:38 Brief movie chat
03:08:28 Closing out the show
LINKS:
Rubén DaCollector
comicbookartgallery.com/artdropnewsletter.asp
comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=30114
facebook.com/ruben.dacollector
instagram.com/rubendacollector
