Great Reasons to Get
ComicBase 12 Today

(Just wait until you see number ten!)

Astounding Amounts of New Content

The world’s largest published database of comics, ComicBase comes packed with information on over 400,000 comics— virtually every English-language comic published since the late 1800s.

But we didn’t stop there: ComicBase 12 adds over 100,000 revisions from the previous edition, including over 50,000 new entries, expanded creator credits, storylines, and more. ComicBase 12 also includes a full year of free, downloadable updates to keep your collection current with each week’s new releases, as well as new pricing from the *

* ComicBase FREE and demo versions excluded.

Your Own Online Comic Store

ComicBase integrates with

to put every ComicBase user in command of their own online comic store.

With just a few clicks, you can turn your comics into cash—or use Atomic Avenue to track down hard-to-find books from an online marketplace with over four times the comics of all of eBay®’s auctions—combined!

Pictures Up the Wazoo

ComicBase 12 lets you browse titles by picture, print covers on price labels, and much more. The amazing ComicBase Archive Edition now comes with over 205,000 comic covers (the majority in full-size, high-definition format). That’s over 20 GB of content in all on 3 DVDs—in an all-new, limited edition metal case.

Psychic Typing

Data entry so eerily accurate, you’ll swear it’s reading your mind.

Think of any creator: whether it’s a well known artist or an obscure editor—and type in just a few letters of their name. Watch in amazement as ComicBase’s new Psychic Typing™ feature figures out the rest.

Spooky!

Cool New Reports

Check out the new Collection Report to see an overview of your entire collection, with what you paid for it, and what it’s worth now. It’s also available in a special condensed format perfect for taking with you to shops and conventions.

Advanced Find and Reporting

ComicBase has always made basic searching easy, but with the new Advanced Find command, ComicBase Pro and Archive Edition users can really get their geek on. Use database-level commands to fire off any query you like, whether it’s to pull up a list of the 25 most valuable comics in your collection, or a list of appearances by Gorilla Grodd, sorted by artist, with cover dates between between June, 1968 and August, 1973. You can even save searches for later use.

Not sure which ComicBase you need? See our ComicBase Feature Comparison Chart

 

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