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What is the best way to store comic books?

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What is the best way to store comic books?

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Comic books are illustrated stories, sometimes in a light, cartoony style and sometimes in a darker, more novel-derived style. Comic books have developed quite a collector culture around them, and as a result, many comic books — especially very old ones, or those from limited print runs — can be a strong investment, returning many times over their original value through the course of their lives. Some old and rare comic books can be worth amazing amounts of money — the first comic book in the Action Comics series, for example, which featured the first appearance of Superman, is worth over half a million US dollars (USD).

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Comic books are illustrated stories, sometimes in a light, cartoony style and sometimes in a darker, more novel-derived style. Comic books have developed quite a collector culture around them, and as a result, many comic books — especially very old ones, or those from limited print runs — can be a strong investment, returning many times over their original value through the course of their lives. Some old and rare comic books can be worth amazing amounts of money — the first comic book in the Action Comics series, for example, which featured the first appearance of Superman, is worth over half a million US dollars (USD). Given that comic books can be worth such considerable amounts of money, and that a great deal of their worth is based on the condition in which they are kept, it is important to store comic books in such a way that minimal wear and tear occurs. Even for people who aren’t actively pursuing comic books as an investment, but simply as reading matter, it may still be worth

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