Top 15 List of Comics Submitted to CGC for Grading (Week of December 17th, 2024)
The past week saw a flurry of activity at CGC, with collectors submitting a diverse range of comics for grading. Here’s a look at the top 15 submissions, along with a brief analysis of what might be driving their popularity:
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VeeFriends 1 (2024, VeeFriends, LLC)
- This modern collectible blends art and NFTs, tapping into the growing intersection of traditional collecting and digital assets. The X-Men homage by J. Scott Campbell adds a layer of appeal to comic book fans.
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Star Wars: A New Hope (2018 Niue $2)
- High-grade copies of this modern release are highly sought after, likely due to its connection to the iconic Star Wars film.
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Absolute Batman 1 (2024, D.C. Comics)
- This prestige format edition of a highly anticipated Batman story, featuring art by Nick Dragotta, is likely attracting collectors who value high-quality presentation and modern storytelling.
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Daredevil 14 Christopher Variant Cover (2024, Marvel Comics)
- John Tyler Christopher’s variant covers are consistently popular, and the “Virgin” foil edition of this Daredevil issue adds a unique element for collectors.
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Absolute Batman 1 Convention Foil Edition B (2024, D.C. Comics)
- Convention exclusives often carry a premium, and the foil variant of this Absolute edition is likely appealing to collectors who seek unique and limited items.
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X-Men 1 (1991, Marvel Comics)
- A classic key issue with the first appearance of the Acolytes, this X-Men issue remains a perennial favorite among collectors.
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X-Men 1 Special Collectors Edition (1991, Marvel Comics)
- Another key X-Men issue featuring the Acolytes and Magneto, this edition with its double gatefold cover and lack of ads is highly sought after by collectors.
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Absolute Batman 1 Convention Foil Edition D (2024, D.C. Comics)
- Another convention exclusive foil variant, this edition with art by Mark Brooks is likely attracting collectors who appreciate his unique style.
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Star Wars: Darth Vader – Black, White & Red 1 Dell’Otto “Virgin” Edition (2023, Marvel Comics)
- Gabriele Dell’Otto is a highly regarded artist, and the “Virgin” cover of this Star Wars issue adds to its desirability among collectors.
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Absolute Batman 1 Variant Cover (2024, D.C. Comics)
- A variant cover by Jim Lee, a legendary artist in the comics industry, is sure to attract significant attention from collectors.
- Absolute Batman 1 Convention Foil Edition E (2024, D.C. Comics)
- Featuring art by Frank Miller and Jock, this convention exclusive foil variant taps into the popularity of these iconic artists and the Batman franchise.
- Uncanny X-Men 3 Trinity Comics Edition B (2024, Marvel Comics)
- A “Virgin” cover by Adi Granov, known for his dynamic and stylish artwork, is likely driving the interest in this Uncanny X-Men issue.
- Venom: Lethal Protector 1 (1993, Marvel Comics)
- A key issue featuring the first appearance of Venom in his own solo series, this issue with its distinctive red holo-grafx foil cover continues to be a popular target for collectors.
- Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars 8 (1984, Marvel Comics)
- This issue features the origin of the alien symbiote that would eventually become Venom, making it a highly significant comic book in the history of the character.
- Amazing Spider-Man 361 (1992, Marvel Comics)
- A key issue with the first full appearance of Carnage, this Amazing Spider-Man issue remains a highly sought-after collectible among fans of the character.
This list highlights the most popular books submitted to CGC for the week of December 17th, 2024! As the comic book market continues to evolve, it’s essential to stay informed about the latest trends and collector demand to make informed investment decisions!
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