The Comic Speculator is a blog written by WorthPoint Comic Book “Worthologist” Matt Baum that takes a look at each week’s hot new comics, back issues and the comic market place in general. Prices discussed here are taken from Comicspriceguide.com (CPG) and current online auction sales. Sales numbers and rankings are courtesy of ICV2.com. Lists of new comics are courtesy of Previewsworld.com and Comiclist.com. Make sure and click on the links to learn more about the titles and creators discussed here. If you want to hear what this nerd sounds like you can catch me on my podcast, the Two-Headed Nerd Comicast, where my friend Joe and I discuss the latest comic news, review some new comics, and answer your questions.I know, you’re back in school or celebrating the fact that your kids are back in school and you’re either already sick of homework or excited to have some time to yourself. So go grab some comics this Wednesday, why don’t ya? This week, watch for more Villains Month at DC, more Infinity at Marvel, Brain Boy at Dark Horse, the beginning of the end for Locke and Key at IDW, the return of the Eternal Warrior at Valiant and some very sexy hit-women at Zenescope. That oughta keep you distracted for a while.Below you will find all the info you could possibly need on all the hot, new comics shipping this Wednesday, Sept. 11, including variant ratios, storyline and creator notes and a little speculation on what could be hard to find in the future. The ratios listed after titles (i.e.; 1:10) represent how many issues of a regular cover retailers had to order to get the variant. Issues that are part of a crossover or storyline have an abbreviated title in parenthesis after the title comic (i.e.; AvX). Be sure to let me know what you think of the new format and remember to click on the links for previews. For a full list of comics shipping this week, click here. To find a comic shop near you, click here.Iron Man By Kurt Busiek and Sean Chen Omnibus HC, $125. Collecting IRON MAN (1998) #1-25, CAPTAIN AMERICA (1998) #8, QUICKSILVER #10, AVENGERS (1998) #7, IRON MAN & CAPTAIN AMERICA ANNUAL 1998, FANTASTIC FOUR (1998) #15, IRON MAN ANNUAL 1999, THOR (1998) #17, PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN (1999) #11, JUGGERNAUT: THE EIGHTH DAY and IRON MAN: THE IRON AGE #1-2.Matt Baum is WorthPoint’s comic book Worthologist. If you have any questions about these books or anything else in the comic book world feel free to contact Matt or post your question below in the Comic Book Forum in the WorthPoint Forums, located in the Community tab. You can also reply to this article in the “leave a reply box below. If you need more comic-nerd in your life, you can follow Matt on Twitter, where he’s always screaming about something nerd-related. Thanks to all Matt’s new followers. And keep the comments coming! You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>