@BurningDoom1 said:
http://www.comiccollectorlive.com
I swear by it for cataloging my collection. It's fan-freaking-tastic. It includes cover images, release dates, issue credits, etc., and it's all pre-loaded, you don't have to spend tons of time inputting the info yourself. But at the same, allows you to add extra details and notes if you want to. The software is completely free to download and use; however there is a catch. It will only update with new issues for 30 days. If you want it to continue updating with new issues that keep coming out, than you have to pay an annual fee of $29.95. But IMO, is well worth that price. I'd pay twice that for ease of use and how convenient it is to use to look things up when your physical collection is nearly 4,000 comics like mine.
Its not just for comics either, it also has sections for graphic novels, magazines, trading cards, and action figures.
You can also buy and sell comics on CCL, and CCL has the best prices on back-issues I've seen online, cheaper than Mile High Comics and My Comic Shop. Plus there's a great community on the message boards.
Sounds neat. The software I use allows you to "add comics automatically". This entails typing in a title, putting a tick next to issue numbers you have, clicking "Add" then pulls data and cover images from the company's server for those issues into your database. As I said previously, I am using an older version of the software, the newer version may have improved upon this automatic feature but I don't know. I paid a one-off fee upfront for this software when I originally purchased it. This is the website - http://www.collectorz.com/ . I also use their movie collector software.
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