Who Do You Plan On Leaving Your Collection To?

[Marvell2100]

I had mine in a storage space for 20 years. When we bought a condo in 2017, I realized I would never have room to have them with me. Just locked storage where I could not enjoy them. So I sold my collection.

I know that had to be hard. I'm lucky enough to have room to keep everything I have but I do worry about space. It's not the comics but the figures and statues.

[Marvell2100]

At this moment in time I'm planning on sharing it between my two kids, at least until I know which one is more likely to enjoy them.

You have options!

If any of my nephews had shown an interest in comic books, I would have given them to them. But despite my best efforts, they never fancied them and rather look down their nose at such things.

If I don't dump the whole collection before I die, then I guess they'll get thrown out by someone. But I won't be alive to worry about it.

If no one wants mine, I'll donate everything.

[John Ossie]

[COLOR="#000080"]You have options!

That's the plan. Hopefully it won't end up being a ''cunning plan'' Baldrick style

[Rob Allen]

My closest friend and I have an agreement that whichever of us dies first, the other gets his collection. If I'm the survivor, I'd leave the collection to my brother. If I outlive him too, I'll probably leave the collection to a local university library - the U of Oregon and Portland State both have comics studies departments.

[Marvell2100]

My closest friend and I have an agreement that whichever of us dies first, the other gets his collection. If I'm the survivor, I'd leave the collection to my brother. If I outlive him too, I'll probably leave the collection to a local university library - the U of Oregon and Portland State both have comics studies departments.

I know of a few art colleges that have sequential art studies. I wonder how many universities have that kind of department and is it growing.