Comic Catalog Software, create a personal comic database

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Comic Collector Comic Book Database Software

Catalog your comic collection automatically
Creators, characters & cover images for all issues
Download it all from our online comic database

Create a comprehensive personal comic database

  • Catalog publisher, imprint, date, title and cover images (front and back)
  • For each issue, list all creators: writers, pencillers, colorists, inkers, letterers, editor, cover artists, etc...
  • List the characters that appear including their alias and real names.
  • Track story lines using the Story Arc and Crossover fields.

Then enjoy browsing your comic database on your computer

  • View your comic database as a list or as gallery of cover images.
  • Group comics by series, publisher, crossover or any other property.
  • Find comics quickly, either by title, creator or anything you want.

Issue Details: view a single issue in the Comic Collector software Issue Details: view a single issue in the Comic Collector software

Add comics to your database in three easy steps

  • 1. Enter the title of the series.
  • 2. Select the correct series from the search results.
  • 3. Now select the issues you own and click the Add button.

Comic Collector will automatically download issue details and cover images

  • Main comic info: Publisher, Imprint, Date, Cover Price, Format, Genre, Crossover, Story Arc etc...
  • Full lists of appearing characters and creators (writers, pencillers, colorists, etc...)
  • The front cover image and, if available, a back cover
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Buying Choices

Comic Collector standard

- Standard edition by email

$29.95

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or

Free

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Comic Collector PRO

by email


$49.95

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or
on CD
+ Premium Support

$69.95

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J. Michael Straczynski

(writer Babylon 5 & Spider-Man)
about Comic Collector:

J. Michael Straczynski

Benefits of cataloging your comic collection

  • Having a complete list of your comics in a safe place is ideal for for insurance purposes. Protect your valuable comic collection (the average comic collection is easily worth over thousands of dollars).
  • Organizing your comics in a database will prevent duplicate purchases and save money.
  • And it's fun! Browsing your comic collection on screen is a great way to learn new facts about your collection and enjoy it more. You'll be amazed to find some gems that you haven't read in a looooong time.

Collectorz.com customers about Comic Collector

David Ayres - August 27, 2008:
"I must say I'm very impressed with this program. Its simplicity and organization are first-rate. :)"

Charles Parker - August 21, 2008:
"Your software is mind-blowing, it impressed me so much, I thought I'd take some time to compliment you on it. I have just become an avid comic book reader, and I'm absolutely loving it.

On the back cover of one of my books, I noticed an ad for a free comic book cataloging program. I thought "this would be a perfect way to keep up with my collection, especially since I'm just starting out." Well I downloaded it, and TRIED to use it. It was absolutely terrible. I couldn't figure out how to do anything, and it's main purpose was to get you to buy comics from their website.

Still intrigued by the idea of comic book managing software, I kept browsing and came across your free trial. I downloaded it, and within minutes, I was finding all of the comics I bought. I managed to buy $150 worth of comics in the first month I started collecting, and this software is genius.

I can record how much each comic was, where I purchased it, what condition it's in, and I'm completely blown away by how your website already has so much information on the books, even covers!

When my next payday arrived, I bought your software and I'll never use anything else. You guys are doing a fantastic job. "

Trevor Jones - June 23, 2008:
"I found your site because I was looking for a comic database to sort my collection - currently around 8700 - and ended up realising I needed the Music and Movie ones as well. I'd probably get the Books one as well but I've got so many DVDs to put in now that I've finally got round to properly starting on them, that I might not live long enough to get round to the books!! Movie Collector has all the fields needed for Audio Adventures since they're basically films without pictures and, since I've now taken the program to the DVDs by putting that one on my laptop, is in the right place. New Releases and Updates services are a brilliant addition which shows just how much you understand the people you're selling to. This will make it far easier to keep up to date because I don't have to take the comics to the computer or search every title individually. "

Carolyn I. - September 03, 2007:
"This software is outstanding. Inventorying 20 years of my son's comic book collection, 1000's of books and growing, is so much easier and helps for insurance purposes in valuing what is there. Thank you !"

Lawrence Lasher - July 31, 2007:
"Just had to tell you all a huge thanks. Back in October I had a major system crash. I was able to backup the information but it never occured to me to backup the thumbnails. Well, I took a seven month break cause couldnt face the idea of doing all that input again. Well, today I decided to get on it. Using the faq's I was up and going withing 10min.
Reason for writing this. Thank you ever so much for this software. Replacing the cover pictures has been so easy. Its taken me about 2hrs to do over 1700 books.
Just wanted to say thanks for taking care of us that dont always do the best thing with the software!
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