Good question. My dad just went into an assisted living facility. I've been cleaning out his house and it makes me realize that all the crap we accumulate means nothing.

I've recently sold off some of my comics. In a few years I plan to sell off the issues I like most.

I'd like to believe that I can either turn my kids on to reading them or their kids. If not, I would happily donate them to some comic preservation society or the like.

That's OK with me.  As long as it's not a turkey like Brother Power the Geek #3.

Blast... I bought all of them in a speculative move...

My boys will want some of them. But I'm sure not all. I'm not gonna care...because I'll be dead.

Next year I will be selling over 1,000 single comic books and once that done; I should have a balance of 200-300 books left and those books will be handled by a dear friend of mine that's will be the custodian of my collection and I have it in my own will. ALL my DC Comics and Marvel Comics toys will be given to my niece's husband who have an interest in my small collection and would love to have it and has expressed desire for it. It's in my will too. So, one handling my Comics Books and another handling the rest - Action Figures, Toys, and What Not. I have already taken care of that and my family doesn't have to do a thing about it. I will have all my Comic Books in one place and that will be given to my dear friend and the rest of them to my niece's husband and it's done deal.

I may die, but we're talking about comic books. If Superman, Jason Todd, Barry Allen, Jean Grey, Hal Jordan, Oliver Queen, etc. can come back from the dead, you better believe that I'm going to do it too. Therefore all my comics will be placed in a sealed container and placed in the Bat-Cave. Ace the Bat-Hound will guard them until I am resurrected to reclaim them.