Holy cow. Holy cow! What's this worth? $2,000,000? The 9.2 sold for $560,000 7 years ago. That 9.2 is probably a million dollar book itself, even as the number two in the census. The sky's the limit on this one.
Detective Comics #27 (DC, 1939) CGC FN/VF 7.0 Off-white pages I think this is a good result. It's tied for the 4th highest price ever paid for a comic and is now the record for any copy of Detective Comics … Continue reading
That's a healthy start if you ask me- Detective Comics #27 (DC, 1939) CGC FN/VF 7.0
Batman #1 (Rare Variant) CBCS 4.5 Signed Bob Kane 1st Joker 1st Catwoman, Origin Additional Details: CBCS label indicates an authentic Bob Kane salutation "TO MY FRIEND SID – WITH THE COMPLEMENTS OF BATMAN AND ROBIN. With the best wishes of the creator … Continue reading
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These are just a few highlights. Bonkers books!
Batman (1940) 1 CGC 4.0
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
If an 8.0 sells for $498,000 what does a 9.2 sell for now? It was a $567,000 book in 2013. Now? Considering there are 3 8.5s, 2 9.0s and the 1 9.2 then I think the sky is the limit … Continue reading
Make with the clicking: Neal Adams Batman #251 Cover The Joker Original Art (DC, 1973) So what is this worth? Heritage has sold "comic art" in the form of Frazetta paintings three times for over $1,000,000 and sold a Herge … Continue reading