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Comic Bytez

@comicbytez

I ❤️ collecting Digital Collectibles & Digital Comics. Level 100 & Master collector on Veve Follow me on TIKTOK for AR videos: comic.bytez

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Joined November 2012
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1/ Why do collectors chase key comics? Because a key is a piece of the story itself: the first time a character appears, the issue where everything changed. But most collectors judge a digital comic's significance by its IRL price. I think that's a mistake.
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K’un-Lun’s champion arrives. Marvel Premiere #15 (1974), first appearance of Iron Fist. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
Significance grade card for Marvel Premiere #15 (1974), first appearance of Iron Fist. Score 60 of 100, tier B. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 3 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for Marvel Premiere #15 (1974), first appearance of Iron Fist. Score 60 of 100, tier B. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 3 of 5.

Cover of Marvel Premiere #15 (1974), the VeVe digital edition.

ALT Cover of Marvel Premiere #15 (1974), the VeVe digital edition.

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The X-Men’s most ancient villain got his first full appearance in a 1986 X-Factor issue. X-Factor #6 (1986), first full appearance of Apocalypse. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
Significance grade card for X-Factor #6 (1986), first full appearance of Apocalypse. Score 70 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 4 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for X-Factor #6 (1986), first full appearance of Apocalypse. Score 70 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 4 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

Cover of X-Factor #6 (1986), the VeVe digital edition.

ALT Cover of X-Factor #6 (1986), the VeVe digital edition.

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This is not a nice to have, this is a NEED TO HAVE !
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Deadpool & Wolverine’s villain made her debut back in 2001. New X-Men #114 (2001), first appearance of Cassandra Nova, and the start of Grant Morrison’s run. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
Significance grade card for New X-Men #114 (2001), first appearance of Cassandra Nova and the start of Grant Morrison’s run. Score 60 of 100, tier B. Issue type 4 of 5, character 2 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for New X-Men #114 (2001), first appearance of Cassandra Nova and the start of Grant Morrison’s run. Score 60 of 100, tier B. Issue type 4 of 5, character 2 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

Cover of New X-Men #114 (2001), the VeVe digital edition.

ALT Cover of New X-Men #114 (2001), the VeVe digital edition.

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Frank Miller’s first issue as writer, and he brought a new character with him. Daredevil #168 (1981), first appearance of Elektra. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
Significance grade card for Daredevil #168 (1981), first appearance of Elektra and Frank Miller’s writing debut. Score 70 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 4 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for Daredevil #168 (1981), first appearance of Elektra and Frank Miller’s writing debut. Score 70 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 4 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

Cover of Daredevil #168 (1981), the VeVe digital edition.

ALT Cover of Daredevil #168 (1981), the VeVe digital edition.

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Spotted something odd on @veve_official Secret Wars II #1. The drop text says the VeVe-Exclusive Ron Lim covers are Rare & Ultra Rare. But the Uncommon shows Ron Lim's art too, in full color. The UR is the same drawing with fewer colors. A mislabel? 👀
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Ant-Man and the Wasp’s villain started out as an Iron Man foe. Iron Man #219 (1987), first appearance of Ghost. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
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$50K for a 1982 Star Wars rental VHS. Few fandoms spend like this, across generations and formats. When that demand moves into digital, I want to already be holding. That’s why I stack Star Wars on @veve_official.
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@ComicsandCryptoOct 27
🚨 SOLD FOR $50,000 🚨 A 1982 Star Wars Video Rental Library VHS just sold for $50,000, setting a new record! Sold by Nostalgix. This copy is currently a 1/1 in its highest grade and represents the first home-video release of Star Wars, arriving in 1982 on VHS and Betamax. This early rental-library edition captures a major moment in both Star Wars and home-video history. This collectible brings together a landmark @StarWars release, a scarce early rental format, and an unmatched top-grade copy. With interest from both Star Wars collectors and VHS collectors, this $50,000 sale shows how much history and condition can matter. A true grail from the beginning of home video. ✨ Watch the video in the comments to learn more! #StarWars #VHS #VintageVHS #HomeVideo #Collectibles #Nostalgix
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How do @veve_official collectors feel about the David & Dan drops?
Enough alreadyCan never have too many
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50%Can never have too many
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I am not buying one more blindbox of your comics before you stop destroying the signature white background for the SR comics @veve_official
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"Mourning Glory" by Gary Baseman on @veve_official. The pop surrealist behind Disney's Teacher's Pet paints a spirit in Victorian mourning dress embracing a moa, a bird lost centuries ago, among New Zealand's native birds. Grief and hope in one frame.
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The man who replaced Captain America got a new name. Captain America #354 (1989), first full appearance of John Walker as U.S.Agent. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
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Can someone explain me the why I should buy the Digital Proof version at 210 instead of the regular at 50? @veve_official I see no differenc on them in the app. And if someone can have ElmonX unblock me would be appreciated.
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That $18,600 is a scarcity price: only four CGC 9.0 copies exist. Significance is a different question. Graded blind to price: B · 55. A classic Kirby monster debut, with limited reach beyond comics. On VeVe every copy is mint, so scarcity works differently.
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@ComicsandCryptoOct 26
FIN FANG FOOM IS COMING TO VEVE! Strange Tales #89 (1961) features the FIRST APPEARANCE of Fin Fang Foom, Marvel’s towering dragon-like alien with an unforgettable Jack Kirby cover! How rare is this comic in its highest grade? According to the @gocollect, CGC 9.0 is the highest Universal grade on the @CGCComics census, with just FOUR copies! A copy in that grade last sold for $18,600 on July 18, 2022. Add the digital edition to your collection TOMORROW at 8 AM Pacific, only on @veve_official.
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Scrooge McDuck’s first appearance wasn’t in his own comic. Four Color #178 (1947), “Christmas on Bear Mountain” by Carl Barks: first appearance of Uncle Scrooge. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
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One cameo on the last page, and the 90s X-Men changed. The New Mutants #86 (1990), first appearance of Cable. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
Significance grade card for The New Mutants #86 (1990), first appearance of Cable as a cameo. Score 75 of 100, tier A. Issue type 4 of 5, character 4 of 5, cultural reach 4 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for The New Mutants #86 (1990), first appearance of Cable as a cameo. Score 75 of 100, tier A. Issue type 4 of 5, character 4 of 5, cultural reach 4 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

Cover of The New Mutants #86 (1990), the VeVe digital edition.

ALT Cover of The New Mutants #86 (1990), the VeVe digital edition.

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Before she lifted Mjolnir, she was Don Blake’s nurse. Journey into Mystery #84 (1962), first appearance of Jane Foster. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. @veve_official
Significance grade card for Journey into Mystery #84 (1962), first appearance of Jane Foster. Score 65 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 4 of 5, continuity 3 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for Journey into Mystery #84 (1962), first appearance of Jane Foster. Score 65 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 4 of 5, continuity 3 of 5.

Cover of Journey into Mystery #84 (1962), the VeVe digital edition.

ALT Cover of Journey into Mystery #84 (1962), the VeVe digital edition.

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Day 1 of the series: Avengers #66 (1969), first appearance of adamantium. One VeVe comic a day, graded blind to price. Hope this makes it easier to start or build on your comic collecting journey 😃 @veve_official
Significance grade card for Avengers #66 (1969), first appearance of adamantium. Score 65 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

ALT Significance grade card for Avengers #66 (1969), first appearance of adamantium. Score 65 of 100, tier A−. Issue type 4 of 5, character 3 of 5, cultural reach 3 of 5, continuity 4 of 5.

Cover of Avengers #66 (1969)

ALT Cover of Avengers #66 (1969)

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@comicbytezOct 23
1/ Why do collectors chase key comics? Because a key is a piece of the story itself: the first time a character appears, the issue where everything changed. But most collectors judge a digital comic's significance by its IRL price. I think that's a mistake.
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2/ A physical key is expensive partly because few copies survived. On VeVe, edition sizes are set at the drop: Captain America Comics #1 (1941) has 6,000 common editions, Ms. Marvel #1 (2014) has 1,658. Physical scarcity doesn't carry over.
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3/ So I grade the issue itself, on four criteria: issue type, character, cultural reach and continuity. Price never enters it. One comic a day. Day 1: Avengers #66 (1969). First appearance of adamantium, the metal later bonded to Wolverine. 65/100, tier A− @veve_official
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