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Manuela Bertuccelli"Olo Editore"www.oloeditore.comC'è un colore che non avete mai visto. Si chiama olo, un blu-verde saturo percepito di recente dalla scienza, mai percepito prima, non paragonabile a nulla di noto. Sta dentro il nostro spettro visivo e, allo stesso tempo, lo supera. Manuela Bertuccelli ha scelto proprio questo nome per la sua casa editrice, nata a Viareggio nel 2026, e la scelta racconta già tutto: fare qualcosa che conosciamo — pubblicare libri, soprattutto classici — spostandosi appena fuori asse, quanto basta per cambiare la luce. OLO nasce dalla convinzione che i classici non siano mai finiti: si rinnovano a ogni sguardo. La formula che Bertuccelli ha inventato è quella delle trilogie tematiche: tre opere di epoche e tradizioni diverse messe in dialogo per far emergere connessioni inattese tra romanzi, racconti e personaggi che continuano ancora oggi a parlare di identità, potere, desiderio, alienazione, trasformazione. Così Frankenstein, Le avventure di Pinocchio e Eva Futura si ritrovano insieme sotto il titolo Assemblati; tre storie di creature artificiali che chiedono di essere riconosciute. Pochi titoli, curatissimi, con prefazioni originali e un'attenzione all'oggetto-libro che si sente nella grafica, nel carattere, nel formato. Il logo O⅃O è palindromo, con la L rovesciata, nel riassunto dello slogan: Osare. Liberi. Oltre. In un tempo che consuma tutto in un like, Bertuccelli sceglie la lettura lenta. E ci crede davvero. Manuela BertuccelliNata nel 1977 a Viareggio, ha lavorato come correttrice di bozze e poi come editor. Da anni si occupa di promozione culturale attraverso recensioni, collaborazioni con eventi letterari e attività di divulgazione. Lavora sulla narrativa contemporanea e sui classici, e ha partecipato come autrice all'antologia Moon a cura di Divier Nelli. Nel 2026 fonda OLO Editore, di cui è anche direttrice editoriale. La sua idea di editoria ha la chiarezza di chi ha passato anni ad ascoltare i libri prima di pubblicarli: accompagnare un testo rispettandone la voce, senza rincorrere ciò che il mercato considera di tendenza. Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Vortex #1-3, New Guardians, Rick Veitch's Swamp Thing, Cauldron of Horror #9, Comics The Magazine #4, Sgt. Flag #1-2, Death Dog #1-2, Corpse Knight #1, Isolation #1, Star Spangled War Stories #55, G.I. Combat #46, WKRP in Cincinnati, Coroner, Two Mules for Sister Sara, Mandalorian and Grogo, Animal […] The post Geek Brunch 464 – Death Dog is so cool first appeared on DC Noise.

Join Mike as he discusses some Heroes Con prep, DC Comics and books read 12/1/25 – 12/14/25.The post Mike M's Weekly Reads 290 redo Thoughts on Heroes Con first appeared on DC Noise.

Join Mike as he discusses some Heroes Con prep, DC Comics and books read 12/1/25 – 12/14/25. The post Mike M's Weekly Reads 290 – Thought on upcoming Heroes Con first appeared on DC Noise.

SegretiBancari.comC'è qualcosa di strano nei mercati del 2026.  L'S&P 500 continua a macinare record.Le grandi aziende tecnologiche sembrano inarrestabili. L'intelligenza artificiale promette una nuova rivoluzione economica. Eppure, nello sfondo, restano:inflazione alta,tassi elevati,tensioni geopolitiche e un enorme mercato del credito privato che pochi stanno osservando davvero. Forse il mercato ha ragione.Oppure sta semplicemente scegliendo di non guardare. In questa puntata proviamo a capire cosa sta succedendo davvero dietro l'euforia di Wall Street. 

Mike and Bill discuss being Gen-Xers, Vertigo's Bleeding Hearts #1, End of Life #1 and The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #1, Savage Dragon #279, Skinbreaker #1, Blackhawk #110, All American Men of War #43, Sisu 2 Road to Revenge, Parenthood, Neighbors, Three Amigos, Funny Farm, Gen V, Old Guard 2, […] The post Geek Brunch 463 – We are lucky to be Gen-X first appeared on DC Noise.

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En el PPP de hoy• Analizamos si finalmente se encamina un acuerdo en la UPR.• Discutimos los resultados del SME, incluyendo confianza en medios, podcasts, inteligencia artificial y cómo quedaron retratados muchos medios tradicionales. ¡Y celebramos que salimos en el maldito estudio!• Y en el chit chat: Eliezer Molina intenta apagar otro fuego reclutando a Xposed News.Además:consumo de podcasts en Puerto Ricomedios independientesconfianza en IAconectividad y bienestar

In our admittedly late April episode, we share some Recent Reads (including Daredevil, Infernal Hulk, & Thor) and thoughts on Daredevil: Born Again season 2 on Disney+ before Steve indulges in the contents of The Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu Omnibus volume 2.

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Atoman #0, Cosmos War #1, Fat Ninja, Ex-Mutants, Our Army at War #56, Our Fighting Forces #19, Prodigal Son #1, Illuminati #1, Dead Teenagers #1, Narco #1, One Last Trick #1, Kingdom of Tunda Myth and Magic #1, Empire Records, Sisu 2: Road to Revenge, Malcom in the […] The post Geek Brunch 462 – Nacro first appeared on DC Noise.

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Dr. Beckett recaps his Toronto card show trip, highlighting how the experience felt almost like the National—spending nearly as much but 90% of his purchases were hockey cards. He describes strategies for finding value and dollar boxes, negotiating volume deals (especially late Sunday), and a key monster-box purchase he immediately dropped off at COMC after securing trust via Jeremy Lee. He details aggressive bargain-pulling (including 400 top-loaded cards in an hour), navigating mixed “$1 and up” boxes, and learning how structured pricing reflects smart dealer business strategy. Beckett shares a vintage type-card reality check on pricing, notes positive interactions with Canadian collectors, and explains that his customs fears proved unfounded despite being prepared with receipts.   00:31 Packing Cards and Customs Worries 01:07 Show Vibe and Finding Value 02:05 Monster Box Deal at Close 03:42 Jeremy Lee Check Assist 05:16 400 Card Dollar Box Sprint 07:11 Negotiating Mixed Price Boxes 09:52 Vintage Type Cards Reality Check 13:32 Customs Non-Issue 14:22 Friends and Show Encounters    

En el PPP Extra de hoy:• Guerra de cabilderos – Parte II: sigue escalando el conflicto, con nuevas respuestas, ataques y exposición de clientes en Washington.• En Florida, Ron DeSantis mueve el tablero con un redistricting que afecta directamente a boricuas y aliados de la estadidad.• Y en el Patreon: #NoticieroWars — problemas internos en un canal que pueden cambiar el panorama mediático.En el chit chat:Renuncia el abogado local de Elías Sánchez… y eso no es menor.

En el PPP de hoy:• Analizamos lo último sobre Elo Molina, que ahora apunta a algo más grande: tierras, estructuras y poder.• NotiCel cambia de tono con Tommy, abriendo otro frente en la guerra de los cabilderos.• Y conectamos los puntos de un conflicto que sigue escalando.En el chit chat:Seguimos con el BSN, los Mets de Gurabo y el nuevo look del Quijote Morales.

Mike has a week of reading Black and White comics and has a blast, then goes over recent MyComicshop purchases and then talks about books read 11/3 – 11/16/2025 The post Mike M's Weekly Reads 288 – Ex-Mutants, Fat Ninja, Grips an...

• Arranca la reorganización dentro del PPD, con movimientos en Abogados Populares y la comunidad LGBTTQI que ya están generando controversia.• Y seguimos tirando del hilo: aparecen más deudas vinculadas a Elo Molina.En el chit chat:Nos vamos pa'l BSN… y un nuevo auspicio que está dando de qué hablar.

Dr. Beckett recaps episodes 1501–1524, thanking sponsors and highlighting key topics: tributes to Pirates Roy Face and Bill Mazeroski; ramblings on hockey, golf, and Non-Sport Update; Hobby Hotline outtakes on the Pokémon Illustrator record sale, Topps' 75th anniversary “top 75 cards” process, and Panini's uncertain future; a three-part Zoom conversation with Josh Luber touching on Pascal's Wager and blind boxes vs. choosing singles; reflections on the Beckett Online Price Guide; why 1984 Donruss matters beyond Mattingly; Dallas-area show reports; concerns about Whatnot arbitration and gambling dynamics; PSA “MK” issues with inauthentic autographs; auction and sales manipulation; frustration with coordinated autograph requests; thoughts on Eisner vs. Rubin and Fanatics as the “apex” company; COMC price increases; childhood high-number set memories; and Toronto Expo prep tips from Ken Capell, including currency, border experiences, and dollar boxes.   00:31 Pirates Double Tribute 01:57 Record Prices and Top 75 03:46 Josh Luber Deep Dive 05:08 Blind Box Philosophy 06:21 Beckett OPG Reflections 06:53 Why 84 Donruss Matters 07:53 Whatnot Arbitration and Gambling 09:05 PSA MK Autograph Marks 09:47 Defensive/Offensive Manipulation 10:28 Panini Inflection Point 11:30 Autograph Request Frustrations 12:30 Eisner vs Rubin and Fanatics 13:48 COMC Price Increases 14:23 High Numbers Nostalgia    

Join Mike and Bill as Mike tries to figure out how to get things to work on the new computer and we manage to talk about Recent Purchases, Pooh Bear Adventures #1, Zwanna, Son of Zulu #1, Tigress Island #1, Hanna and the Hells vs. The Beatles #1, Nectar #1, Maid Cafe #1, Black Kiss […] The post Geek Brunch 461 – Mike learns computers first appeared on DC Noise.

Ty Gibbs finally breaks through with a big Cup Series win - and it could be the moment that changes everything for his cards and career. In Episode 275 of NasCardRadio, Val and Logan break down the latest NASCAR racing action, including standout performances across the Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Series. From rising rookies to key first wins, they highlight what collectors should be watching. But the real conversation centers around the state of the hobby. With increasing card prices, rising grading costs, and ongoing debates around collecting vs. investing, the guys dig into whether today's trading card market is leaving traditional collectors behind. From Panini Instant pricing to PSA grading frustrations and COMC fee changes, nothing is off the table. The episode also features fan submissions, hobby pickups, and another round of King's Court -spotlighting notable recent sales and rare cards across the market. If you're a NASCAR card collector—or just trying to keep up with where the hobby is headed—this episode delivers insight, perspective, and honest conversation.

Dr. Beckett discusses COMC in a positive ramblings episode while reacting to COMC's fee increases and how higher per-card pick/pack “shipping” costs change the economics of low-dollar cards, encouraging more in-ecosystem vault/credit use and more careful buying, submitting, and pricing. He explains COMC's operational challenges as ingestion and shipping at massive scale, compares COMC's growth and criticism to Beckett's, and notes tensions between being a tech leader, serving collectors, and making money, including thumbnail/color limitations and a distraction toward auctions versus COMC's fixed-price “long tail” strength. He reflects on a shrinking personal time horizon and gradual selling, notes hockey hasn't performed as well for him on COMC, reports March as his best COMC month ever, and offers feedback on how COMC's March Madness promotion could have communicated standings better.   00:24 Why ComC Still Works Well 01:41 Fee Hikes and Shipping Reality 02:36 Adapting Strategy for Low-End Cards 03:18 Flipping vs Long-Term Selling 04:04 Portfolio Selling Wish List 06:28 Growth Pains and Security 08:04 Leadership and Company Vision 08:51 Fixed Price Focus vs Auctions 09:41 Backlogs and Long Tail Advantage 10:59 Hockey Over-Supplied Listings 12:12 Best Month Ever and March Madness    

Join Mike as he talks briefly about Comics The Magazine #2 and books read 10/20/25 – 11/02/25. The post Mike M's Weekly Reads 287 – Comics The Magazine first appeared on DC Noise.

Dr. Beckett shares a hockey ramblings sparked by receiving an Upper Deck National Hockey Card Day kit and an Allure box, plus opening the New York Rangers Centennial Set tin (the last of the Original Six for him). He discusses National Hockey Card Day at participating hobby shops, his Allure pulls and the challenge of understanding non-serial-numbered Color Flow parallel rankings, and his impressions of the Rangers set design, collation, autographs, and high-number short prints. Announces he's going to Toronto for the Expo for the first time since November 2000, outlines his buying goals (personal collection, eBay resale, and COMC resale), and notes constraints like customs and carry-on space.    01:10 National Hockey Card Day Kit 01:53 Allure Box Color Flow 02:50 Toronto Expo Return Trip 03:18 Rangers Centennial Set Review 06:40 Hockey vs Baseball Comparisons 09:07 Show Strategy and Resale Plans 10:31 COMC Costs and Customs    

Sneaking in our March episode at the 11th hour for a Recent Reads Roundtable that includes some Marvel Legends Toy Talk, a classic Spider-Man console video game, What If?, a classic Transformers collection, Black Cat, a slew of new #1’s (Marc Spector – Moon Knight, Imperial Guardians, Wade Wilson – Deadpool, The Punisher, X-Men United, and Predator – Bloodshed), Iron Man #2, and The Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu Ominbus vol.1 that collects the first 18 issues of the black & white Bronze-Age Marvel Magazine! #MN464

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Join Mike and Bill as they discuss recent purchases, Black Kiss2 XXXMas in July #1, Monster and the Wolf #2, Death Mark #1, Blackhawk #109, All American Men of War #42, Book of Lost Souls #1, Smile for the Camera #1, Don't Forget Your Briefcase #1, Is Ted OK #1, Frankenstein (Netflix), After Hours, War […] The post Geek Brunch 460 – Shopping at the Chicago Fair first appeared on DC Noise.

Sneaking in our March episode at the 11th hour for a Recent Reads Roundtable that includes some Marvel Legends Toy Talk, a classic Spider-Man console video game, What If?, a classic Transformers collection, Black Cat, a slew of new #1's (Marc Spector – Moon Knight, Imperial Guardians, Wade Wilson – Deadpool, The Punisher, X-Men United, … Continue reading "Marvel Noise Episode 464 – Deadly Hands & Recent Reads"

Join Mike as he discusses recent purchases, some things that are important to him looking for an LCS, and books read 10/6/25-10/19/25 The post Mike M's Weekly Reads 286 – What to Look for in a LCS first appeared on DC Noise.

Dr. Beckett and Rich Klein discuss the Beckett Online Price Guide (OPG) and how collectors can get value from it even when some pricing is imperfect. Using an email from Austin Goodman as a prompt, they explain that the OPG's biggest strengths are card nomenclature, set checklists, and time-saving lookup for groups of cards, while pricing accuracy is generally solid for many commons but can be wrong for thinly traded, obscure, or fast-moving cards and newer products. They describe how to apply due diligence by checking additional sources like eBay sold listings, Card Ladder, Market Movers, and COMC (where Klein works), emphasizing the difference between asking vs sold prices and how readily available fixed-price listings can cap value. They also discuss how less frequent repricing of older/obscure sets and limited market data contribute to stale prices, how grading and condition scarcity can create counterintuitive demand (e.g., some low grades being harder to find than mid grades), and why most commons do not appreciate like investments. The episode touches on checklist verification challenges, past production oddities, the difficulty of fully automating pricing (even with AI), the risk of manipulation in thinly traded markets, and a desire for better photo coverage (front/back) and community-assisted editing to improve the OPG.   00:00 Beckett OPG Origins & Early Memories 00:36 Subscriber Question: Is Beckett OPG Worth Renewing? 01:22 What the OPG Offers: Names, Checklists, Then Prices 04:18 Experience-Based Red Flags: Dollar Boxes, Regional Demand 05:40 Why Some Sets Don't Get Updated (and How to Double-Check) 10:28 Practical Advice: Use Short-Term Access & Verify With Sold Prices 11:52 New Product Pricing, Checklist Fixes & Limits of Automation/AI 14:16 Prediction Markets, Commons, and Stagnant Cards 18:11 Exceptions: Grade Scarcity & Counterintuitive Prices 18:57 OPG as a “Diamond in the Rough” to Be Polished    

Send a textOur Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/HockeyCardsGongshowOn this episode of the Hockey Cards Gongshow podcast we start with Get To Know Your Hockey Hall of Famers, this time looking at the life, hockey career, and hobby market for hockey hall of famer, Tom Johnson (9:48). Next, in the Weekly 7 we tackle the biggest stories and storylines from this past week around the NHL (20:46).  In hobby news, COMC raises shipping prices...a lot, February's top hockey chases on eBay, and a modern baseball card record (1:03:52).  This past week, the 2025-26 Upper Deck Ivan Demidov Young Guns Outburst Gold 1/1 sold privately for a huge number, and Grant from GP Sports was involved in the deal and he joins the show to give the inside scoop on how this deal went down (1:23:09).  We preview the New York Rangers Centennial hobby set that releases this week (1:52:43).  Next, we answer your hockey cards questions in the Gongshow Mailbag (2:08:05), and finish the show by sharing our recent pc personal pickups (2:58:33).Partners & SponsorsThe Upper Deck Company - https://www.UpperDeck.comGongshow Reloaded - https://www.GongshowReloaded.comHockeyChecklists.com - https://www.hockeychecklists.comSlab Sharks Consignment - http://bit.ly/3GUvsxNSlab Sharks is now accepting U.S. submissions!GP Sports Cards - https://gpsportcards.com/Total Sports Cards - https://totalsportcards.comSign up for Card Ladder - https://app.cardladder.com/signup?via=HCGongshoFollow Hockey Cards Gongshow on social mediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/hockey_cards_gongshow/TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hockey_cards_gongshowFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/HockeyCardsGongshowTwitter - https://twitter.com/HCGongshowThe Hockey Cards Gongshow podcast is a production of Dollar Box Ventures LLC

Join Mike and Bill as they discus Black Kiss 2 #5-6, Monsters: Monster and the Wolf #1, Terror Inc. Apocalypse Soon #1, Eat Your Young #1, Synthetics #1, Unfunnies #3-4, Army At War #55, Our Fighting Forces #18, Frankenstein (Netflix), Spartacus House of Asher, Bones and All, Twenty Eight Years Later, Clown, The Strangers Chapter […] The post Geek Brunch 459 – Monster and the Wolf first appeared on DC Noise.

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Mike Gioseffi breaks down his most successful card show weekend to date at the Nashville Card Show, explaining the "move everything" mindset that allowed him to quickly turn a $15,000 investment into $35,000 in sales , proving that liquidity and volume often beat holding out for top dollar. We also dive into the mindset of dealers who refuse to sell at market comps and why that approach hurts the hobby's ecosystem. The conversation shifts to the business side of the hobby as Mike welcomes Chris Thomas of Ataboy Cards to discuss the difference between treating the hobby as a hobby, and becoming a full-time card entrepreneur. Chris reveals his "5-lane" strategy for maximizing ROI, covering everything from PSA grading and ComC to high-end eBay Live auctions. Plus, Jesse checks in from Europe with an update on the London Card Show , and we analyze the massive market explosion of Upper Deck Young Guns hockey cards following the Olympic gold medal game and Team USA winning gold on a Jack Hughes overtime goal. We wrap things up with a St. Louis Cardinals edition of "Keep or Cut" and discuss the latest product releases, including why Mike gives Tops Pristine an A- but hands Tops Gilded a D-. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Face Front, True Believers! This episode we feature our 11th segment covering The Sub-Mariner’s solo stories and celebrate the return of Namor’s creator, Bill Everett, with Sub-Mariner #50-60 from March 1972-February 1973. We’ve also got some Recent Reads with Iron Man #1, Sorcerer Supreme #1, Deadly Hands of K’un L’un #1, Mortal Thor #6, and the Wonder Man television miniseries! #MN463

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