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Titans of Finance: True Tales of Money & Business #[nn]

Sep 2001 · Alternative Comics · 3.50 USD
“The Comic Book Villain”

"The Comic Book Villain" is a gripping true story from *Titans of Finance: True Tales of Money & Business* #nn (2001), spotlighting the rise and fall of financier Goldinger, whose career spanned Wall Street power, a baseball team, and a media empire built on the promise of financial success. Written by R. Walker and illustrated with sharp, expressive detail by Josh Neufeld—whose distinctive style brings the story’s high-stakes world to life—this issue explores how ambition, risk, and personal turmoil converged in a single, devastating miscalculation. The cover by Josh Neufeld captures the era’s glossy, larger-than-life tone, perfectly framing the tale of a man who once seemed to have it all.

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writer R. Walker · artist, inker, letterer Josh Neufeld · cover Josh Neufeld

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writer R. Walker
artist, inker, letterer Josh Neufeld
cover pencils, inks Josh Neufeld

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Goldinger made a fortune working for Cantor Fitzgerald, specializing in fixed-income securities and low-tax investments, then started his own company, Capital Insight, bought a baseball team wrote an investment advice column titled "Ask Jay", did a lot of TV interviews, and had infomercials to promote his investment seminars. After a divorce, investors claimed he was making excessive numbers of trades to rack up commissions. He made a massive bet using borrowed money that interest rates would rise, but they fell, costing investors $16 million and driving Capital Insight out of business.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).