Found old comics, what should I do now?

I forgot about and recently found ~20 comics from the 90s that I had, more interesting than I'd imagine as well. I'm not a comic reader, I think my dad got me these because he had hundreds (sadly all gone I believe) and I only remember 'having them' and never actually buying more. I'm wondering where I go from here as I'd like to catalog them, see their value, just generally see what I actually have here. Stuff that's named 'fall of flash' seems like it's not complete trash, and I seem to have a handful of detective comics here which I like :) Anyhoo I grabbed quick images of all the covers and threw up an album to show some friends, since you guys are friends too I'll link it so you all can check them out. Let me know if anything is notable or what the jist of this bunch of comics actually is. Some are pretty hilarious, like the mask comic or the sliding cover robin one lol...

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About half of these do not have barcodes, and the ones that do don't come up with reliable results from what I've done so far though my searching is not expert (do I include the extender barcode etc).

Whoa, whoa, whoa. How the heck did you get the spoiler tag to say "Barcodes"?

@The Dark Huntress said:

Whoa, whoa, whoa. How the heck did you get the spoiler tag to say "Barcodes"?

@InnerVenom123 said:

@The Dark Huntress said:

Whoa, whoa, whoa. How the heck did you get the spoiler tag to say "Barcodes"?

BB

The Uncanny X-Men issues are good stories. One is part of the 'first appearance of Gambit', while the other has a 'Wolverine flashback with Captain America' type story. Both not cheap... but not going to make you a fortune either.

If you just want to find out the value of those comics, search them out on a site like Comic Book Price Guide (easily found by Googling the phraase "comic book price guide" ;)

lol yea I just thought I'd use the spoiler tag to hide the barcodes that I quickly ripped with a free android app, and it was easy to see how parchement v2 lets you do this, also it behaves in the same way other html editors do in that you can retain the 'link' and fix a typo on your text or, like what I did, change the text to something completely different.

Thanks for the responses and the tip about X-Men, that's interesting about Gambit I'll have to take a gander at the issue later :) Not exactly looking to make any sort of money and don't even willing to sell them as that's kinda a lot of work... I'm lazy. I would however not mind just finding their value, kinda fun thing to do as I've never really had a collection of anything until now. Thanks again for the tips.

As much as I like Punisher, I would avoid the 2099 ones