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Up is down, black is white, cats are marrying dogs, and for once, comics are getting cheaper. Both DC and Marvel Comics announced Thursday that they will be slashing price points from $3.99 to $2.99 on huge proportions of their publishing catalogs...

After ICV2 recently released figures that showed a significant drop in comics sales for August 2010, when no single comic broke the 100,000 mark, they also pointed a finger at a possible culprit that has been controversial in comics circles among fans and retailers alike: the price increase of many comics from $2...

The majority of Marvel's single-issue offerings will hit near $4 this July, and unlike its first family of superheroes, this price rising trend might seem less-than-fantastic to fans. Comicbookresources' Bill Reed broke down July's solicitation stats to reveal that 70 (or 68 percent) of Marvel's books will retail for $3...

Comics fans have long liked to talk about how much cheaper single comics used to be back when they started collecting, with older fans wistfully reminiscing about picking up issues for quarters each and '90s readers recalling when they could grab a book for a buck and change...