Action Comics #1 Kansas City Pedigree (DC, 1938) CGC VF+ 8.5 | Lot #91002 | Heritage Auctions I'm out of the loop enough to not really know how I feel about this result, but it's still a new record. I'm … Continue reading
That must have been a fun day in Florida when these books walked through. And, yes, I'm just assuming they're from the same collection and walked through on the same day. It just seems like the most likely scenario. That … Continue reading
The CBCS Census just opened up. This is the first of many posts as I go through the data. I started, as you'd expect I would, with the big two. Here's what I learned about those books. Action Comics #1 … Continue reading
ComicConnect has an Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 9.2 and an Action Comics #1 CGC (Ext P/Trimmed) 6.5 closing tonight. I know I've been lame about looking at this ComicConnect auction. Here's me officially paying attention! These are just two of … Continue reading
I started work on this timeline in August of last year. Thanks to everyone who had input, especially sfcityduck who had done a lot of this legwork previously. The data is incomplete at this point. I don't have buyers and … Continue reading
Action Comics #1 Original & Authentic 1938 10c DC Comic 1st Superman WHITE PAGES | eBay Action Comics #2 2nd Superman Ever 1.0 Fair COMPLETE Golden Age Comic Book Key | eBay Captain America Comics #1 CGC 6.5 Timely Comic … Continue reading
ComicConnect does it again, once again selling the CGC 8.5 copy of Action #1 for big bucks. This is the third highest price for a comic and only the third comic (all Action #1s) to sell for over $2,000,000. Additionally, … Continue reading
While it would be interesting enough for one mid-grade Golden Age book to sell for over $1,000,000 after we fell just short in 2016, in my mind there's a chance that both the Action Comics #1 and Detective Comics #27 … Continue reading
It's a rare month in the hobby as there are multiple copies of both Action #1 and Detective #27 available for sale right now. Let's take a look at these books and see where they are right now. Keep in … Continue reading