Top 100 Most Valuable Comic Books of the Golden Age (1938-1956) The 100 Most Valuable Comic Books from Each Age. This page will deal with the most valuable of all, Golden Age comic books. We will say that the Golden Age begins in 1938 and ends in 1956, when the Silver Age began. Here are links to the other eras: The popularity of third party grading and Variant covers means that the most vital part of a comic book – the cover – is more important than ever. This is a check on what is happening now in the world of Silver and Bronze age comics. Perhaps the era’s most underrated single issue. The lead story — by Bronze Age stars Claremont and Miller — pits Spider-Man against the FF and features the first appearance of the New Mutant’s Karma. Not enough goodness for you? How about a backup tale by the classic X-team of Claremont and Byrne, featuring the origin of Storm. But, wait, there’s more: Said backup story is also the first to establish Ororo’s relationship with future husband, the Black Panther. Why isn’t this

Learn which Silver Age comics are the most valuable comic books from the mid- 50s to 1970. This comic price guide includes minimum values and record sales. All three are at the top as far as most popular super hero's ever. The biggest difference is the tiny golden age availability compared to  6 Jan 2016 They are usually grossly undervalued in OSPG vs. actual market prices. They are the perfect entry level book as for most it is far easier to justify  See more. Batman: Sword of Azrael DC Comics, Modern Age Comic Book, 1992 Marvel Silver Age Avengers Comics Not Signed Vision Marvel Comics,  Pretty well all SA DC's are undervalued compared to SA Marvel counterparts. Would say Atom #1 is a 2nd tier hero but quite a lot of x-over interest from the legion of Gil Kane/Anderson/Sid Green art fans (e.g. Green Lantern vol. 2). I bought 100 comics but he had about 5000 books. Here are some minty examples of what I bought. Hope I got some good knes. But I only collect high grade golden age obscure stuff, but like I said I couldn't pass up such gorgeous stuff so I picked 4 or 5 of what I thought were his best copies. I did grab like 7 Aveges Annual #10. Undervalued/Under the Radar: Silver Age DC/Marvel - General Comic Discussion Action Comics and Adventure Comics and silver age Marvel titles; Tales to Astonish, Tales of Suspense and Strange Tales appear to be completely undervalued and ripe for a price explosion. Of the titles mentioned I'm not talking about the high profile key books but

6 Jan 2016 They are usually grossly undervalued in OSPG vs. actual market prices. They are the perfect entry level book as for most it is far easier to justify 

16 Oct 2017 You might asked: how can a well known key be undervalued? Surely enough, most top 15 silver age books at that time had an average of  31 Dec 2019 It's time to put the Undervalued Spotlight on the shelf, I'm stopping my weekly column. On the back issue comic market the two most. Learn which Silver Age comics are the most valuable comic books from the mid- 50s to 1970. This comic price guide includes minimum values and record sales. All three are at the top as far as most popular super hero's ever. The biggest difference is the tiny golden age availability compared to 

Perhaps the era’s most underrated single issue. The lead story — by Bronze Age stars Claremont and Miller — pits Spider-Man against the FF and features the first appearance of the New Mutant’s Karma. Not enough goodness for you? How about a backup tale by the classic X-team of Claremont and Byrne, featuring the origin of Storm. But, wait, there’s more: Said backup story is also the first to establish Ororo’s relationship with future husband, the Black Panther. Why isn’t this

I bought 100 comics but he had about 5000 books. Here are some minty examples of what I bought. Hope I got some good knes. But I only collect high grade golden age obscure stuff, but like I said I couldn't pass up such gorgeous stuff so I picked 4 or 5 of what I thought were his best copies. I did grab like 7 Aveges Annual #10. Undervalued/Under the Radar: Silver Age DC/Marvel - General Comic Discussion Action Comics and Adventure Comics and silver age Marvel titles; Tales to Astonish, Tales of Suspense and Strange Tales appear to be completely undervalued and ripe for a price explosion. Of the titles mentioned I'm not talking about the high profile key books but Top 10 Most Underrated Bronze Age Comics. Andrew Wahl. September 14, 2010. What Bronze Age creators and comics do you think deserve a bit more love?) Astonishing Tales #25-28, 30-36. Rich Buckler was once one of the rising stars of the comic-book industry, and Deathlok was one of the reasons why. This future dystopian storyline saw the That said, this is one of the toughest Silver Age comics to find period. Pair that with a tough black cover, the cross interest between Investors, Key Issue Collectors and War Comic Collectors and you have the only War Book that can stand its ground against the likes of B&B 28, Showcases and the others on this list. Each week We’ll highlight a comic book that we think is undervalued when compared to the Overstreet Price Guide. Current market prices may differ from the guide value so for the sake of consistency this weekly feature will always reference the Overstreet values of the comic books selected. Remember, if you enjoy articles about Comic Books and Cosplay then like my blog here and join my FB Group at We Love Comics. Join the Comic Revolution! So please, like, comment, and subscribe! Now, this is the Bottom 50 of the Top 100 Most Wanted Comic Books by collectors of all ages and from…

Undervalued/Under the Radar: Silver Age DC/Marvel - General Comic Discussion Action Comics and Adventure Comics and silver age Marvel titles; Tales to Astonish, Tales of Suspense and Strange Tales appear to be completely undervalued and ripe for a price explosion. Of the titles mentioned I'm not talking about the high profile key books but

Each week We’ll highlight a comic book that we think is undervalued when compared to the Overstreet Price Guide. Current market prices may differ from the guide value so for the sake of consistency this weekly feature will always reference the Overstreet values of the comic books selected. Remember, if you enjoy articles about Comic Books and Cosplay then like my blog here and join my FB Group at We Love Comics. Join the Comic Revolution! So please, like, comment, and subscribe! Now, this is the Bottom 50 of the Top 100 Most Wanted Comic Books by collectors of all ages and from… The popularity of third party grading and Variant covers means that the most vital part of a comic book – the cover – is more important than ever. This is a check on what is happening now in the world of Silver and Bronze age comics. Top 5 undervalued silver age comic books. So, using the above 3 techniques, I forecast the following 5 silver age comic books to be undervalued relative to their future prices if and when the characters make a movie appearance. In no order, these 5 titles are: #1: Fantastic four 45 Thank you all for visiting and stay tuned for the last 50 comics of my Top 100 Most Wanted Comics list which include tons of Golden and silver age books! And as always, I hope you love comics as much as WE DO! Each age and genre has generated their fair share of “must have” blue chip comic books. As they are uploaded to Comic Book Secrets, each title is linked to the investment survey for the specific comic so you can see why they are important, the price range, outlook, and current issues for sale. Most Valuable Key Golden Age Comics Besides being a proud husband and dad, I work in higher ed, write about fantasy sports, and collect Silver Age and Bronze Age Marvel comic books. Daredevil is the best superhero there ever was and you can’t convince me otherwise. You can follow my collecting journey at my Instagram account.

Top 10 Most Underrated Bronze Age Comics. Andrew Wahl. September 14, 2010. What Bronze Age creators and comics do you think deserve a bit more love?) Astonishing Tales #25-28, 30-36. Rich Buckler was once one of the rising stars of the comic-book industry, and Deathlok was one of the reasons why. This future dystopian storyline saw the

I bought 100 comics but he had about 5000 books. Here are some minty examples of what I bought. Hope I got some good knes. But I only collect high grade golden age obscure stuff, but like I said I couldn't pass up such gorgeous stuff so I picked 4 or 5 of what I thought were his best copies. I did grab like 7 Aveges Annual #10. Undervalued/Under the Radar: Silver Age DC/Marvel - General Comic Discussion Action Comics and Adventure Comics and silver age Marvel titles; Tales to Astonish, Tales of Suspense and Strange Tales appear to be completely undervalued and ripe for a price explosion. Of the titles mentioned I'm not talking about the high profile key books but Top 10 Most Underrated Bronze Age Comics. Andrew Wahl. September 14, 2010. What Bronze Age creators and comics do you think deserve a bit more love?) Astonishing Tales #25-28, 30-36. Rich Buckler was once one of the rising stars of the comic-book industry, and Deathlok was one of the reasons why. This future dystopian storyline saw the

Top 5 undervalued silver age comic books. So, using the above 3 techniques, I forecast the following 5 silver age comic books to be undervalued relative to their future prices if and when the characters make a movie appearance. In no order, these 5 titles are: #1: Fantastic four 45