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Comic Book Themed Slot Games

Comic Book Themed Slot GamesWith comic book stories being incorporated into many different sources of entertainment such as movies, series, and even products, we look at how some comic book franchises have been added into online casino slot games. Some of these games have gained a lot of popularity with comic book fans and provide fast ways to draw winnings; read more about Duelz Casino’s withdrawal. Jack Hammer II Jack Hammer II is based on one of the lesser-known comic book characters called Jack Hammer and was developed by NetEnt Games. The video slot has 99 fixed paylines and 5 reels. Special features include a bonus game, free spins, and multiplier symbols. Superman II Superman II is a video slot developed by the popular Playtech software provider. The symbols of the game feature some recognizable elements from the comic book series as well as superman himself. The Superman II slot game has some special features that are not easily found on standard slot games, such as a progressive jackpot and a bonus game. Some other features include wild symbols, scatter symbols, and free spins. John Doe John Doe was developed by Stake Logic and released in 2016 as a video slot. The famous detective comic book series is now available in this online slot game with the same premise and characters. The game symbols represent the comic book well. Some of the special features of the game include wild and scatter symbols and an autoplay option. Bonnie & Clyde Bonnie & Clyde slot game was released in 2019 by BF Games with 5 reels and 20 paylines. The game features all the main characteristics of the comic book series and gives fans a chance to explore the story further while standing a chance at winning cash prizes. Some of the special features include a scatter symbol, free spins, and a wild symbol. These are some of the most popular games for fans of comic books. [...]

How to Value Comic Books

How to Value Comic BooksFinding out the value of a comic book is not as difficult as some new collectors think it is. With comic book prices going up and down quite frequently, it’s still a great way to invest for people who have the knowledge and expertise of vintage comic books. The first step is to check a list of valuable comics; these lists can be found from most dedicated online comic book magazines from collectors. Looking up the auction prices on what some of the same copies have sold for can be a great indication of the value of a comic. Depending on the year and country the comic was published in, it may have many different price values. Although some comic books may have a lot of value, the majority of comic books from the 80s do not have any value at all. Visiting local comic book shops can also assist in comparing prices. Some comic book hops provide collectors with free appraisals of their comic books if they are rare or collectible. Comic books that are most valuable and collectible were published between 1929 and 1979. Superhero comics such as spiderman and superman from the given period are known to be among some of the rarest and most valuable of comic books. Some of the most popular and valuable Canadian comic books include vintage books before 1980, magazines, pulps, original comic art, illustration art, animation art, and comic memorabilia. Trying to figure out the value of a specific print is not as easy as just looking at the cover. To determine the value, a collector needs to find the publication date and issue number. To find this information, the collector needs to find the indicia inside the book; it’s a small block with letters located on the inside of the front cover on the first page. Some of the comic auction sites have high-resolution photos of comics which can work great as an indication of the publication dates and numbers. [...]

Popular Comic Shops in Toronto

Popular Comic Shops in TorontoToronto is known for having a large following and fan base of comic series books. With this large following comes more comic book shops each year, providing promotions and special deals to all collectors. All the shops on this list are in Toronto and provide different positive aspects such as variety and pricing. Silver Snail Yonge St. Silver Snail Yonge St. is located on the upper floor of Yonge and Dundas. The shop boasts a massive collection of comic books and graphic novels as well as memorabilia. Their memorabilia section is one of the most varied throughout Toronto. What makes this shop even better is the Black Canary café next door that lets you browse through comics of your new purchase. Paradise Comics Paradise Comics is a 1000 square foot shop next to Lawrence Station and stands as one of the biggest comic stores in Toronto. They carry golden-era Canadian comics as well as internationally released books. They are widely known for being the founders of the Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon. Visit Paradise comics to witness one of the largest comic collections in Canada. Red Nails II Red Nails has two shops in Toronto situated in Bloor West Village and Sheridan Mall. Visit any of the 2 shops to browse through their large comic selection, graphic novels, and even sports card boxes. Red Nails have been operating in Canada since 1989 and are the only shop with two dedicated locations in Toronto. The Beguiling This is probably Toronto’s favourite comic book store. The Beguiling stands more like a comic book and graphic novel emporium than a shop and sells works from as early as 1930. Whether looking for a rare vintage comic or a newly released series, comic book fans can find anything here, including some interesting finds, by just browsing through the collections. The Comic Room The comic room shares a space with the Paperback Exchange in Scarborough. Since the 1970s, The Comic Room has been part of the community’s comic book scene. They have over 20 000 issues in stock and get weekly shipments of rare and collectible comics. Visit any of the shops on this list for the ultimate experience in comic book browsing for rare, collectible, and new releases. This provides the best browsing trip through Toronto. [...]

Top Canadian Comic Books

Top Canadian Comic BooksWith all the great comics which have been released during the past years, some of the most appreciated comics are from Canadian writers and illustrators. This list provides details on some of the most popular comics that were created by Canadians. With a variety of storylines and different atmospheres, anybody will find a liking in the comics on this list. Shoplifter by Michael Cho Michael Cho is a well-known comic book illustrator in Canada. Some of his previous works include Back Alleys and Urban Landscapes. This comic book leans more towards a graphic novel, but it is quite short. The main character is a woman who struggles to find fulfillment in her marketing career of marketing perfume to a young audience. Descender by Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen This ‘’space opera’’ comic was created by writer Jeff Lemire and illustrator Dustin Nguyen. It’s a fast-paced science fiction series and is seen as a comic that evokes the wilderness of Canada as their homeland. The story follows a robot attack that killed off all androids from planet earth and one survivor jumping from planet to planet. It’s a Good Life, If you don’t Weaken by Seth This graphic novel is semi-autobiographical and was created by Seth, who is known for creating Palookaville. The story follows the main character searching for an obscure cartoonist. The story is set in Southern Ontario and displays a lot of nostalgia towards comics and cartoonists. Each page resembles a yellowish newspaper colour making this a special comic in any sense. Pyongyang by Guy Delisle Although Guy Delisle is known for his comedic ventures with previous works, he has also done thrillers and other genres. This comic follows the main character on a trip to North Korea as part of a career working for a French animation company. It’s seen as a visual display of a country that blocks everything that is not propaganda. These comics are some of the best-selling Canadian comics in modern times. [...]

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