Marvel Comics Defenders

X-Men comic book issue

I'll be the first to admit it. I do not know shit about Marvel and DC Comics, but I'm getting ready to sell a ton of comic books on Ebay to pay some bills. I have some Xmen, X Factor, Generation X, Alpha Fight, proponents New Excalibur, Dark Hawk and comic books X-Force and I was thinking of selling all the comics Xmen on a huge lot. Xmen everything, including related. Now do the other titles with Xmen go or not? I was going through them and try to understand it, but I can not. Help please! Read them, hmmm, good suggestion, but I think I spend more time with my daughter four months of age for whom I'm selling the comic books so I can pay the hospital bill. And FYI, I have the comic book in my divorce. I'll never read them.

Basically, titles you have listed, everything is an X-book (related to the X-Men, in one form or another), except the Dark Hawk series, but if there is a problem New Mutants which is also an "X-title" and some of the questions later, are more valuable than the former. Once you have a problem of defenders New as well as issues of Generation X, books must be run from as early as 1985 or 86 at least 1993. The new series had two defenders in the original X-Men his cast at the end (about the last edition # 125) and was canceled in order to launch the series X-Factor, which originally submitted the original X-Men. Confused? You bet. The point, however, is that you need to get an idea of the potential values of some of the books, so you do not ask for a minimum bid "Buy it now" price too low and cheat yourself. You may not want to read the books (considering the circumstances, I certainly can not blame him for this), but you should have a little time and check the numbers of issuing each series against prices Comic Price Guide, so you do not lose the meaning of some fundamental texts that characterize things as the first appearance of Gambit, the first appearance of the cable, or the death of Jean Grey, etc., not means nothing to a non comic fan but that mean a lot for comics collectors. You may also want to consider doing some picking "cherry" and offer some of the potentially most valuable books separately instead of including them with a large number of others. Once you have an idea of what you have, you have a better idea of what you might want to do. I have a link, so you can do your own research. You do not have to understand the relationship of one grade to another, if you use the guide, but you have to take a little time and make a list of titles and numbers emission of each title (subject numbers are always on the first page and any problem you may want to make sure that first impression, that information would be listed in the evidence of each question in small print at the bottom of the first page right hand has been extended, first printings not will be listed, but the subsequent prints will be). After the lists to check them with the information in the guide. I know you will not want go to this problem is much, but he must pay in the long term, you also owe it to her daughter to get both to the comic, as you can reasonably expect. I had to sell my comics collections sometimes, but always had the advantage of knowing what I had, that the issues have been desirable to collectors and the last Since I sold my comics out I had the good fortune to hit one of the few good times to sell books. The market is in no better shape now, but I bet you have at least a handful of books that you would expect to sell for $ 10 to $ 40 each, depending on whether your ex knew what he was doing or not, or was just buying comics to read them. The only other thing I can add is good luck and trust in his trial, but not let yourself be rushed into anything you do not feel comfortable. It is good that you're going to Ebay route instead of dealing with a comic book store. Got a link below

Marvel Comics: the Defenders