Questions Worth Asking:

• Is there a fictitious work out there you are interested in? Is there a marketplace to support that subject matter? If so, you may have a new hobby to explore.
• If you are passionate about that fictitious content, do you think physical copies or objects that are affiliated with that content can be valuable over time? 
• Let's say you are collecting physical items. How are you ensuring they remain in pristine condition? Are there services out there that can help you keep your investments safe?
• If you plan to sell, when would be a good time to sell? What factors or events are you depending on to have some foresight of a good time to sell and make a profit?

In regards to the 2nd reason to collect comic books, here is my drawing attempt to emulate the amazing Jim Lee. Original reference here.

And here is a photo of my first CGC graded comic book purchase, which was also signed by Jim Lee and Scott Williams. I also bought Todd McFarlane's awesome tribute to Jim Lee's cover. I plan to mount both of them on my wall.

Music: "Inspire" by Shimmer; "Star Waves" by Soulplusmind; "Transference" by Empyreal Glow; "A New Perspective" by Ryan Smart; and "Fallen Leaves" by Reveille
Podcast Cover Art by Irasutoya