Top 25 Most Valuable Comics: A Collector’s Holy Grail List
Every comic fan dreams of unearthing a hidden gem in their attic, an old comic that turns out to be worth thousands or even millions of dollars! While that reality might be rare, the possibility keeps collectors like us on the hunt! Today, referencing Heritage Auctions, we’re diving into the top 25 most valuable comics ever sold, a list that will make your heart race and your eyes widen! Let’s go!
- Action Comics #1 (1938): Superman’s first appearance – $6 million
- Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962): Spider-Man’s first appearance – $3.6 million
- Captain America Comics #1 (1941): Captain America’s first appearance– $3.1 million
- Superman #1 (1939): Superman’s first solo series – $2.34 million
- Batman #1 (1940): Batman’s first solo series – $2.2 million
- Detective Comics #27 (1939): Batman’s first appearance – $1.74 million
- All Star Comics #8 (1941): Wonder Woman’s first appearance – $1.62 million
- Fantastic Four #1 (1961): The FF’s fantastic debut – $1.5 million
- Amazing Spider-man #1 (1963): Spider-man’s second appearance & first solo series – $1.38 million
- Marvel Comics #1 (1939): Human Torch’s first appearance – $1.26 million
- Showcase #4 (1956): Flash Barry Allen’s first appearance – $900,000
- Incredible Hulk #1 (1962): Hulk’s first appearance – $825,000
- Brave and the Bold #28 (1960): first appearance of The Justice League – $810,000
- X-Men #1 (1963): first appearance of the X-Men – $492,937
- Journey into Mystery #83 (1962): Thor’s first appearance – $432,000
- Tales of Suspense #39 (1963): Iron Man’s first appearance – $276,000
- Avengers #1 (1963): first appearance of the Avengers – $274,850
- Flash Comics #1 (1940): Flash’s first appearance – $273,125
- All-American Comics #16 (1940): Green Lantern Alan Scott’s first appearance – $215,100
- Whiz Comics #2 (1940): Captain Marvel/Shazam’s first appearance – $173,275
- Daredevil #1 (1964): Daredevil’s first appearance – $150,000
- Showcase #22 (1959): Green Lantern Hal Jordan’s first appearance – $149,375
- Strange Tales #110 (1963): Dr Stange’s first appearance – $72,000
- Tales to Astonish #27 (1962): Ant-Man’s first appearance – $66,000
- Showcase #17 (1958): first appearance of Adam Strange – $26,400
There you have it! The Top 25 Most valuable comics of all time according to Heritage Auctions. Remember condition is key! Those pristine, newsstand copies with a coveted 9.8 grade from CGC or CBCS are the real game changers. So, True Believers, grab your magnifying glasses, because the hunt for your own million-dollar comic might just begin in your attic!
What valuable comics are you hunting for? Share your favorites in the comments below!
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