D DACCKIT Comic Book Binder, Comic Book Storage Album with Sleeves fit for Current, Silver Age, Regular Comics - Orange

This book is a lot nicer than I anticipated! My son is an avid comic book reader/collector so he has a LOT of comics. Right now he has them stacked on his shelves in plastic sleeves but they slip and slide all over.. I’ve looked into various storage for him and most require a lot of space- boxes, huge binders, etc. I found this which is a slimmer album type book that features a nice sturdy cover and holds quite a lot of comics in it, best of all, it stands up on his shelf like any other book and allows him to thumb through the pages and decide which one he wants to read. We purchased it in orange and it’s a really vibrant, saturated orange, exactly like I was hoping! Right now he’s using this for his favorite/most important comics but plans to purchase more and divide them by franchise- marvel, DC etc. since this is a lifelong hobby and something he’s put quite a bit of his (and my!) money into it makes sense to take proper care of it so they last. He hopes to someday pass down the set to his own kids or a niece/nephew. I think these albums will allow that to happen.,

I was hoping each sleeve would fit a packaged comic book with the cardboard backing. It just barely fits the comic book itself and it’s a tight squeeze, I bought it to protect my comic books and instead caused damage to one of them just trying to get it into the sleeve.

This comic book binder is a good investment for someone that collects comics and wants another way to store them other than with backer boards and plastic sleeves. It was always so easy for them to get misplaced or even damaged using the latter method of storage. The comic book binder has 16 pages and fits a total of 32 comics. I appreciate that the pages are acid free for long term storage and are a heavier weight. Not as heavy as the backer boards but heavy enough to offer support. The entire binder zips closed and has a paper label to write on to distinguish its contents. The cover is purported to be water proof but I haven’t tested it. This binder would be a great way to travel with a specific set of comics or store a special selection. For myself, I have way too many comics and could never afford binders enough to store them all. Still, I like the idea of putting some of my favorites in this binder.

Extremely tight fit, damages a few books trying to get them into this protector.Great idea, if it was 1 inch wider and longer.

This binder is well made and sturdy. It can hold up to 32 comics and the sleeves fit issues snugly. This is a fun alternative to storage boxes if you have issues that you read often and want to keep handy. I'm currently using this to keep my current reading pile handy before bagging and boarding them for storage.I'm taking a star off because this binder could've easily offered much more protection for your comics. There is room in the binder for these sleeves to hold standard boards for double security instead of being an exact fit for issues. I would've loved to keep a few favorite issues in this binder to flip through instead of the usual boxes but I don't trust these sleeves enough to store them without boards. The binder does offer some protection with the sturdy cover but being able to at least include standard boards in the sleeves would've helped prevent any damage from impacts or getting bounced around in a backpack. There's a bit of space around the sleeves which will help prevent anything from hitting the comics directly even if something hits the softer zipper area but it's not as secure as bagged/boarded issues would be.If you're careful with the binder or care more about reading comics than keeping them pristine then this binder is great and worth having on a shelf. I wish it was designed to hold standard boards in the sleeves with the comics but I'm still happy to use this to hold my reading pile before bagging and boarding the issues.

This thing is way nicer than I expected. The cover seems to be textured silicon (feels almost like fabric). The zipper works smoothly. The stitching is not sloppy at all (most of my binders have crooked, inconsistent stitches). There is extra fabric so that there is plenty of space between comics and binding — even if completely full, there should be no bending of comics when the binder is open. It's just designed and put together well. It even comes with a little marker for a tag that can be inserted on the outer edge.I know they also offer a turquoise one, but I hope more colors are in stock soon as I plan to get a few of these: one to keep my favorite comics in one place, one for traveling, and one for teaching — this thing would be great for any teachers/professors of literature, comics, and/or creative writing: for every page in the binder, you can keep a comic on one side and lecture/lesson notes on the other.

This holds 32 standard issue comics, and that makes it great for a multiple short story titles (1-4 issues). It's also useful for the limited edition covers art issues.