COMICBASE INFO

Current Version:
ComicBase 2017 (v19.0.6)
Last content update on:
9/23/2016 12:47:55 AM

Titles: 48,727
Issues: 682,448
Publishers: 5,495

Total value of comics listed: $28,504,748.00

NEW IN COMICBASE 2017

• Accurate market and information on over 675,000 comics—virtually every English-language comic published since 1878. Foreign comics too!
• Expanded support for digital comics, as well as linking movie trailers and other digital media
• New: No-limits searching lets you find and work with any size collection or results set.
• Improved: Saves whole runs of barcode-entered comics up to 40X faster than before (Pro, Archive Editions)
• New: Find > My Comics gives you one-click access to your whole collection.
• New: Allows you to automatically compress backup files to save up to 80% of their disk space.
• Weekly price updates based on actual market prices—not just a price guide.
• Weekly issue and title updates to keep your collection up to date with new and upcoming releases.
• Mobile “My Comics” feature lets you view your collection and add new purchases wherever you are, on almost any smart device--including iPad, iPhone, Android, or Windows mobile phones and tablets! (*Pro and Archive editions)
• over 500,000 full-color covers on 3 DVDs + real-time cover downloading for Archive Edition users. A crucial aid to variant identification, as well as an amazing visual reference to the world of comics.
• New: 4K themes and support for Ultra-HD monitors and graphics. Blu-Ray Archive Edition now ships with tens of thousands of cover images in full 4K format
• Integrates with Atomic Avenue to let you locate hard-to-find comics; also sell comics only with your own online store!
• Compatible with Windows 7 and later, including Windows 10

TOP CONTRIBUTORS

These great folks are making ComicBase even better by sending in new information and pictures using the Submit New or Corrected Data command under the Internet menu of ComicBase 10.0.7 (or later). You can help too! Get one point for each new picture submitted, or correction/addition accepted.

#	Name		Pts.
1.	Frank Colasurdo		303,030
2.	Robert Wood		254,170
3.	Barry John Shepherd		200,641
4.	Moshe Leimberg		132,168
5.	Douglas W. McCratic		60,534
6.	PATRICK FRANCOISE		52,378
7.	Steven L. Dasinger		46,714
8.	Corey M. Dvorkin		42,684
9.	Corey E. Ayres		37,137
10.	Glenn Simpson		36,524

We're Expanding! Coming Soon: Human Computing East! (Plus! Pete Holds a Massive Comic Moving Sale) ComicBase's Pete Bickford will soon be setting out with his family to open up a brand new branch office for Human Computing on the East Coast. Read all about it (plus the massive moving sale he's having on his 56,000-strong comic collection!) in our latest ComicBase Newsflash.

ComicBase Newsflash: Behind-the-scenes upgrades to Atomic Avenue and ComicBase.com Our IT minions havej ust wrapped up a huge project to move the ComicBase.com and Atomic Avenue.com servers to their new home in a shiny new data center; read all about the changes, as well as news on the latest update in our ComicBase newsletter.

ComicBase Archive Edition: Now with over HALF A MILLION covers! We've recently passed an amazing milestone: there are now over HALF A MILLION comic covers in the Archive Edition. For all the details, see the latest ComicBase Newsflash!

Tech Tip What to do if items you want to sell are not appearing on Atomic Avenue Not seeing the comics you are trying to post to Atomic Avenue? Check out this article on what to look out for.

Tech Tip How to deduct sales from your ComicBase inventory Here's what to check for if it looks like items you've sold on Atomic Avenue have not been deducted from your inventory in ComicBase:

“Caps for Comic Software” Discounts for Active Duty Military Personnel As a way of saying “Thanks!” to our active duty military personnel, we’re reprising our famous “Caps for Comic Software’ program. Basically, you send us a cap (or coin) from your unit, and we’ll give you a massive discount on ComicBase. (Heck, if you folks are willing to lay it on the line, the least we can do is help you keep your comics in order!) Drop us a line at support@comicbase.com and we’ll get you hooked up.