Comic Artist Nick Gnazzo's Son Justin Opening A Denver Comic Shop denver comicshop
\n And one of the new store owners Justin Gnazzo, son of comic book artist Nick Gnazzo, of X-Men, Dark Horse Comics, Cheval Noir, Robocop, Impulse, The Joker and The Flash. Nick Gnazzo is now an electrician, but is also working on a new graphic novel. But the experience of going with his father to Marvel Comics offices in New York turned Justin into a major fanboy.\n\nJustin told the music website Westword that he 'remembers accompanying his dad, Nick, to work in Brooklyn in the 1990s.
'The thing about collecting, especially with the boom of 2021, when Disney released all of those shows and comics shot through the roof — people were selling things for like six times more than market value. It was insane. I made a sh-t ton of money; it was fantastic. But I realized a lot there, like, this is all FOMO, this is all speculation. I just started thinking what's going to hold value for a long time and not decrease. I started shopping with a different eye.
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