Due to the volatile nature of collectibles and their secondary market values, we don't keep track of that information. Any info that we post would likely be out of date within a few weeks, and we don't have the resources to constantly keep track of all the information necessary to provide viable price guides to TMNT merchandise. Sorry! There are several magazines being published today (on a regular schedule) that deal with collectible values.

There's a brief but very thorough rundown of all the TMNT comics on Newsarama, http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=105939. The official TMNT website is ninjaturtles.com. It contains the most comprehensive information you're likely to find on all things TMNT, and in addition to summaries of all the comic series (Mirage, Archie, Image, Dreamwave), it has the first ten issues of the original series, as well as Fugitoid #1, available in their entirety for online viewing: The ninjaturtles. See similar questions...

For the new line of TMNT action figures and toys, check KB Toys, Toys R Us, Wal-Mart, K-Mart, Kohls and Target. As time goes by, hopefully more and more chains will carry TMNT merch. These days it's pretty difficult to say where original TMNT toys might be found. A few Kaybee Toys and Big Lots stores have some stock of the reissued figures, so check there if you can. See similar questions...

If they were published after 1970, probably less than you paid for them. Doubly so if they're from the 90s. Triply so if they're from one of the 90s' many mega-events. If you absolutely have to know, try Comics Price Guide. See similar questions...

Certainly! Take a peek at our New Buying Program! We are offering Cash! Do not expect us to make offers for comics. You own it. You want to sell it. Tell us how much you want for it/them. We'll either say yes, no, or make a counter offer. But we do not make initial offers. We also buy toys, cards, etc., but every transaction is subject to wheeling and dealing. We're as fair as we can be, but we have to live within our budgetary constraints. Give us a try. See similar questions...

Atomic Avenue takes the value in the Selling Price field for your comic in ComicBase. You can overwrite that field, or with the Mass Change command, change it by a percentage to post comics with your unique selling price. See similar questions...

The crude answer is that they are worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them. In general, the value depends on the importance of the story, the number of copies printed, the physical quality of the book, and whether it is the first printing or a reprint. For example, the first issue of Knightfall (BATMAN #492) is valuable because fans consider the story important and the demand exceeded the supply. See similar questions...

Many companies can help you to arrange for windsurfers, windgliders or kayaks to be delivered to your yacht prior to the charter. You can also arrange rentals yourself. Note however that such toys can get in the way while you are sailing and that in some areas, you can rent such toys by the day, which might be the better way to go. See similar questions...

TOYS is a tool for comparing database schemas and providing the ability to syncronize these schemas with a designated reference model. That is, TOYS compares and synchronizes physical database structures. TOYS does support some general development tasks such as generation of DDL to create schemas and the creation of schema reports, however it is not intended to be a general SQL database programmer's tool. TOYS does not support PL/SQL development and debugging. See similar questions...

We have tried several different online valuation tools and find Electronic Appraiser to be the best. It will not only tell you the value of the property, but also what like kind properties have sold in a one-mile square radius in the last six months. If the homeowner doesn't pay his mortgage and the bank forecloses on him, then the bank will pay off his other liens when they take it back and put it up for sale with a Realtor. This includes the property tax lien certificate you own. See similar questions...

AbeBooks is a network of booksellers from around the world. We facilitate the sale of books through our Web sites. To evaluate your book, you have the following options: If you think your book is valuable first edition, we can recommend "A Pocket Guide to the Identification of First Editions", compiled by Bill McBride has an up-to-date and comprehensive listing of over 3000 publishers and is available from a number of booksellers who list on our web site. See similar questions...

Probably so. There are several books published every year that keep track of the growing value of old toys. Check at your local book store or library. Naturally, the better shape your toys are in (still in original packaging is the best), the more they are worth. I still have my Apes trash can, but, unfortunately, my action figures and treehouse are long gone. Check the Books page to order a book on Planet of the Apes collectibles. See similar questions...

Atomic Avenue will only post the comics you've marked as for sale within ComicBase. If you don't want to sell a given title, just uncheck (or use the Mass Change or Quick Change commands to uncheck) the For Sale box on any comics you don't want to sell. If you only want to sell off your duplicates, mark the issue as For Sale, but use ComicBase's Mass Change command to set your Minimum Quantity to 1. This tells ComicBase to always hold back 1 copy from sale. See similar questions...

Pay for an appraisal. Look at eBay. Do further research on your own. Read the general info pages at the top of both this site and my sales website and after you do your needed research at eBay or utilizing other sources, and you have found information and have decided on a reasonable price for your antique, contact me. Or you can try asking me. See similar questions...

When I feel like it. I try to post one every day, but that doesn't happen. Right now, updates are done in the evening. See similar questions...

Once I have an idea for a comic I get some paper and I draw out a little "thumbnail" of what the page's layout will be. I usually have a bunch of these on a single sheet of paper so I know how the story will progress. Sometimes I write the dialogue for the pages in a text document on notepad to keep me on track. Then on another piece of paper I draw the comic with a regular mechanical pencil. See similar questions...

Again, a LENGTHY list is located in section [3.02] of the Traditional FAQ located at http://www.altvampyres.net/newsgroup/faq. See similar questions...