Comic Noize
User Submissions
Got something comic book related worth passing along? Original art, auction listings, vintage oddities, collector finds — send it our way and the Comic Noize team will review what comes in.
Got something comic book related worth passing along? This page is the inbox for the Comic Noize team, a place where original art, auction listings, vintage oddities, and collector finds all arrive for a careful look before they travel any further. Readers with a dusty back issue, a signed print, or a strange little treasure from a flea market can share it here, and everything that comes in gets reviewed by the people behind the site. Nothing gets posted automatically; each submission is looked over first.
Comics, comics, comics is the whole idea, and the submissions page exists because a fan-driven archive stays alive only when readers keep feeding it. Fans of the weird, the beloved, and the forgotten all send in the characters they want covered — from time-traveling stories and superhero teams to darker, stranger corners of the medium. Every contribution becomes part of a running conversation about characters, eras, issues, and the artists whose work made panels worth staring at in the first place.
There is no single right kind of find. Some readers send in original artwork they drew themselves, complete with their own bold linework and coloring choices. Others pass along auction listings for old trades, cover variants, or something with an odd printing error that nobody else noticed. A few arrive with vintage oddities — a well-worn copy, a bookplate, a relic from a convention table. Each one is treated as a small piece of comic history worth documenting and sharing with people who care.
The reward for sending something in is simple: you help build the archive. Whether a submission turns into a post, a tag, or an entry in the growing collection of pages, the trail leads back to the site's larger mission of celebrating the medium and the people who make it. Readers are encouraged to keep reading, keep commenting, and keep sharing, because the best archives in comics were built one enthusiastic fan contribution at a time, and there is always room for the next discovery.
Send a Submission
Tell us what you found and where it came from. The more context you add — issue numbers, artist credits, prices, condition notes — the better we can evaluate it before it goes anywhere near the main feed.
What works well
- Original artwork and page proofs you spotted in an auction listing.
- Vintage oddities, stickers, cover variants, and oddball publisher items.
- Character history notes on the heroes and villains we keep writing about.
- Prices you paid or prices you saw, when they tell a story worth telling.