Cat-Man Comics

What's Cat-Man Comics #1 worth in 2024?

The highest rating copy of Catman Comics #1 is a 9.4 book, valued at $12,363 in July 2004. However, the top price for an issue was paid for a 9.0 copy sold for $16,667 in June 2017. A 6.0 copy was valued at $4,000 in January 2019, greatly increasing its 2002 price of $1,323. And a 0.5 book had a December 2017 value of $595.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #1 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of May 1941. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

Catman, the superhero, made his first appearance on Crash Comics #4, and the series was rebranded to Catman Comics. There is some debate about the numbering of the comic series, some saying it reset to #1, and some saying it continued with the periodical Crash Comics numbering, which would make the first issue of Catman Comics issue #6.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man story "The Origin of Cat-Man"

2. Blaze Baylor story "The Arson Ring"

3. Deacon story "Origin of the Deacon"

4. Dr. Diamond story "Origin of Dr. Diamond"

5. Lucky Landers story "Sabotage At Dartmouth"

6. Rag Man story "Origin of the Rag Man"

7. Black Widow story "The Hag and Igor"

8. Lance Rand story "The Search For Atlantis"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #2 worth in 2024?

The highest rated copy of Catman Comics #2 is a 9.4 book, which sold for $4,332 in November 2009. A 6.5 book sold in November 2018 for $1,080; and a 4.0 book, the lowest quality copy sold at auction, was valued at $287 in February 2010. All three prices were the only time the issues were sold.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #2 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of June 1941. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man dropping off a building to prevent a robbery in the street.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man story "The Missing Ambassador"

2. Blaze Baylor story "Blaze Baylor and the Arson Ring"

3. Deacon story "The Dolls of Death"

4. Dr. Diamond story "Raid on Mexico"

5. Chute Harmon story "High on an unknown mesa somewhere in the West..."

6. Rag Man story "Police Investigate Jewel Smuggling"

7. Lance Rand story "Dr. Igor"

8. Lucky Landers, War Correspondent story "The List"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #3 worth in 2024?

The top price for a copy of Catman Comics #3 is a very healthy $36,000 for a 9.6 copy sold in September 2020. A 5.5 book sold in August 2018 for $2,400, increasing its $685 price from 2010. And a 0.5 graded book was valued at $267 in June 2017, decreasing its previous March price of $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #3 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of July 1941. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man fighting some soldiers that were using a machine gun.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man story "In the back room of a saloon"

2. Blaze Baylor story "The Arson Ring"

3. Deacon story "Death By Briefcase"

4. Dr. Diamond story "Quest For the Black Diamond"

5. Hurricane Harrigan story "As 'Hurricane' finishes his impromptu roping act"

6. Rag Man story "Midnight...A thick fog hangs like a monsterous host"

7. Lance Rand story "The Stone Point Murders"

8. Lucky Landers story "Dawn...the loud roar of motors fill the cold winter air"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #4 worth in 2024?

The highest rated copy of Catman Comics #4 to ever sell was a 9.6 sold for $4,930 in February 2011. It’s an increase from its 2010 price of $3,585. In August 2018, a 5.0 copy was sold for $900, being the only time it was sold; and a 0.5 incomplete book was valued at $241 as of March 2019, again, being the only time it changed hands.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #4 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of September 1941. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

By this issue, there were roughly 500,000 Catman Comics readers.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man story "A radio program is interrupted by an important news flash…"

2. Blaze Baylor story "The Arson Ring"

3. Deacon story "In the warden's office at the state prison..."

4. Dr. Diamond story "It is mid-afternoon in Central City..."

5. Hurricane Harrigan story "At the home of a wealthy..."

6. Rag Man story "A strange ad appears in each of the great metropolitan dailies..."

7. Lance Rand story "Extra! Ape Escapes"

8. Lucky Landers story "Somewhere in London..."

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What's Cat-Man Comics #5 worth in 2024?

Only three copies of Catman Comics #5 have been sold at auction: a 7.5 book, valued at $1,150 in October 2002; a 4.5 book, valued at $479 in June 2015. And a 4.0 sold for $408 in October 2004. All three books were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #5 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of December 1941. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue marks the first appearance of The Kitten, Cat Man’s sidekick. Also, even though it was a monthly series, there were no issues for August 1941 and neither for October-November 1941.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man story “Introducing the Kitten"

2. Devil Dogs story "In China"

3. Deacon story "The Blitzkrieg Crime"

4. Pied Piper story "The Werewolf Terror"

5. Hurricane Harrigan story "The Khyber Terror"

6. Rag Man story "Extra--Sabotage"

7. Lance Rand story "Soon after the signing of the lend-lease bill..."

8. Lucky Landers story "In a hotel room just off Piccadilly Square..."

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What's Cat-Man Comics #6 worth in 2024?

Oddly enough, the top price for a copy of Catman Comics #6 wasn’t paid for its highest rating book. The most expensive issue is a 4.0 rated copy, valued at $6,300 as of June 2022. The highest quality copy, rated 7.5, is valued at $2,350 as of May 2017. And the lowest quality book is a 1.0, sold for $265 in April 2016.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #6 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of January 1942. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

With this issue, the series returns to its monthly publications. The Kitten stays for the rest of the series.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man and Kitten story “Case of the Invisible Death"

2. Hurricane Harrigan story "The Caravan of Carnage""

3. Deacon story "Suicide Plague"

4. Pied Piper story "The Curse of Damballa"

5. The Hood story "Mission to France"

6. Rag Man story "The Man Who Could Not Die"

7. Lance Rand story "Norvo Escapes"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #7 worth in 2024?

A 6.0 copy of Catman Comics #7 was sold for $1,800 in August 2020, being the highest price for a copy of that issue. Another copy, rated 3.5, sold for $750 in December 2019. The lowest quality book is a 1.8 copy, sold for $525 in June 2015. All three copies have only changed hands once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #7 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of February 1942. It was written by Martin Panzer, Al Ulmer, and Bruce Elliott, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer and Eduardo.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man and The Kitten facing the reader.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man and Kitten story “The Lost City of the Aztecs"

2. King Billy of Ainbrit story "The Half-Men"

3. The Deacon story "Murder on the Mississippi"

4. Devil-Dogs story "Terror of the Purple Dragon"

5. Al Addin story "The Magic Hour Glass"

6. The Hood story "The Hood Battles the Man without a Face"

7. Lucky Landers story "Lucky Meets Shirley Dale"

8. Rag Man story "Death at Dusk"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #10 worth in 2024?

The highest quality book of Catman Comics #10 sold at auction is an 8.0 copy, sold for $2,000 in February 2010, which previously sold for $1,093 in 2002. However, the highest price for that issue is a 7.5 copy, sold for $2,800 in August 2012. A 5.0 issue has a May 2012 price of $418; and a 3.5 copy sold for $800 in January 2020, increasing its 2019 price of $554.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #10 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of May 1942. It was written by Horace Wallace, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer, Joe Kubert, Alan Mandel and R. C. Butler.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features a big picture of Cat Man while Kitten holds a sign at the reader saying which heroes are featured in the issue.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man and Kitten story “Indians!"

2. Phantom Falcon story "The Secret Agent"

3. The Deacon story "Papers!"

4. Blackout story "Who Is Blackout?"

5. Rag Man story "Element 23"

6. Volton story "Supply Thieves"

7. Little Leaders story "Saboteurs"

8. The Hood story "Medallions of Death"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #11 worth in 2024?

From the few issues of Catman Comics #11 sold at auction, the highest price is for a 5.0 copy, valued at $1,912 in November 2017. Another copy, rated 4.0, sold for $728 in July 2015, after selling for $450 in 2019. And the lowest quality book is a 1.0 copy, sold in May 2015 for $191.The 5.0 and 1.0 copies were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #11 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of June 1942. It was written by Horace Wallace, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Al Ulmer, Joe Kubert, Alan Mandel and R. C. Butler.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man and The Kitten going through a wall.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat-Man and Kitten story “The Case of the Sauce of Disaster"

2. Phantom Falcon story "Battle Stations"

3. The Deacon story "The Explosion Enigma"

4. Blackout story "The Bell Tower of Doom"

5. Rag Man story "Hell's Kitchen"

6. Volton story "Sinister Conspiracy"

7. Little Leaders story "Agents of Nippon"

8. The Hood story "Der Teufel"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #12 worth in 2024?

The top price for a copy of Catman Comics #12 is $4,850, paid in March 2015 for a 9.2 copy, which was the only time it was sold. A 5.0 copy had a value of $900 as of February 2010, increasing value of $448 from 2007. And a 2.0 book had a value of $1,050 as of June 2021, greatly increasing its 2015 price of $177.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #12 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of July 1942. It was written by Horace Wallace, Saul Rosen and Ed Murphy, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Ed Murphy, Saul Rosen, Alan Mandel and R. C. Butler.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man and The Kitten cornered against a wall while some goons point at them with guns.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Along the Rio Grande"

2. Phantom Falcon story "U-Boat in the Atlantic"

3. The Deacon story "The Mysterious Sanitarium"

4. Blackout story "The Dungeon of Doom"

5. Rag Man story "Killer at Large"

6. Volton story "Racketeers in Bayleeville"

7. Little Leaders story "The Road Show Mystery"

8. The Hood story "The Voice"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #14 worth in 2024?

The same as with issue #13, the top quality book for issue #14 of Catman Comics doesn’t have the highest price. The top rated book is an 8.0, sold in November 2010 for $1,076, which is a decrease from its $1,434 price of 2009. But the highest price paid at auction for this issue is for a 6.0 copy, valued at $2,390 as of November 2017. The lowest quality book is a 1.5 copy, sold for $350 in January 2017, increasing its $222 price from 2015.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #14 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of October 1942. It was written by Horace Wallace, Saul Rosen and Ed Murphy, with pencils and ink by Charles Quinlan, Ed Murphy, Saul Rosen, Alan Mandel and R. C. Butler.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art for issue #14 features Cat Man and The Kitten fighting Japanese soldiers.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "The Mystery Passenger"

2. Phantom Falcon story "The Enemy Falcon"

3. The Deacon story "The Two Crossed Circles"

4. Blackout story "Gestapo Search"

5. Rag Man story "Chopper"

6. True Personal Adventures story "Rip Van Winkle Tried to Kill Me"

7. Little Leaders story "Nazi Hideaway"

8. The Hood story "The Vulture's Claw"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #18 worth in 2024?

The top quality book for issue #18 of Catman Comics is not the copy with the highest price at an auction. The highest quality book is a 9.2, sold in October 2002 for $1,610, while the highest price is for a 6.5 copy, sold for $1,912 in May 2017, increasing its 2012 price of $1,114. The lowest quality book is a 3.0 copy, sold in July 2019 for $1,140, again increasing its 2015 value of $886.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #18 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of July 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Bob Fujitani, Charles Quinlan, Herman C. Browner, Robert Turner, Al Mandel and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

The series stopped for five months and then came back for a July issue.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "The Golden Lure"

2. The Deacon story "The Case of the Right to Ride"

3. Blackout story "High over Nazi occupied France, a huge British bomber roars..."

4. Rag Man story "The Symbols in Jade"

5. Little Leaders story "Cobweb of Blackmail"

6. The Hood story "The Death's Head!"

7. True Personal Adventure story "Terror in the Tropics"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #19 worth in 2024?

An 8.0 copy of Catman Comics #19 was sold for $8,100 in August 2019, being the highest recorded price for this issue’s sale at auction. That same book was previously sold for $7,200 in 2017. Another book, rated 4.5, had a November 2011 value of $1,077, being the only time this copy was sold; and a 0.5 copy was sold in July 2019 for $926, again being the only time it was sold.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #19 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of September 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Bob Fujitani, Charles Quinlan, Herman C. Browner, Robert Turner, Al Mandel and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

Although this comic was usually published monthly, there was no issue for August 1943, making this the third year without an August issue.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten unnamed story

2. The Deacon unnamed story

3. Blackout unnamed story

4. Rag Man unnamed story

5. Little Leaders unnamed story

6. The Hood unnamed story

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What's Cat-Man Comics #20 worth in 2024?

The top quality book of Catman Comics #20 sold at auction may only be a 6.5, but it sold at a very healthy $13,200 in November 2018. That is the only recorded sale for that issue. A 3.5 copy sold for $2,468 in September 2013, slightly increasing its 2011 price of $2,092. And an incomplete book rated 0.5 was sold once for $640 in October 2018.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #20 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of October 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles Quinlan, Herman C. Browner, Sylvan H. Stein, Jack Alderman, Al Mandel and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art for issue #20 features Cat Man choking Adolf Hitler.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Larceny in Liquid!"

2. The Deacon story "A Daring War Bond Robbery"

3. Blackout story "Treating a Traitor"

4. Rag Man story "The Curse of the Werewolf Butcher"

5. Little Leaders story "Keeper of the Mad Elephant"

6. The Hood "When production in a liberty shipyard is stopped..."

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What's Cat-Man Comics #21 worth in 2024?

The highest quality book of Catman Comics #21 ever sold at auction is a 9.0 copy, sold for $2,000 in February 2009. The highest price, however, is for a 5.0 copy, sold at $5,760 in September 2021. Another book, rated 1.0, was sold for $217 in May 2017. All three copies were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #21 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of November 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles Quinlan, Herman C. Browner, Jack Grogan, Jack Alderman, and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man fighting some goons to rescue The Kitten.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Somewhere in Australia, the patrons stream out of a local movie..."

2. The Deacon story "The Ration Book Racket"

3. Blackout story "The Windmill of Betrayal!"

4. Rag Man story "Seeking shelter from the sticky fog hanging over the waterfront..."

5. Little Leaders story "A fleet of US bombers being ferried to a northern base..."

6. The Hood "The Mystery of Shark's Nest Point"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #22 worth in 2024?

The top quality copy of Catman Comics #22 sold at auction is just a 5.0 book, sold for $1,750 in March 2020. A second copy, rated 2.0, sold in May 2018 for $574. And a 1.0 copy, sold in October 2021, has a value of $408, after increasing its $264 price from 2018.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #22 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of December 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles Quinlan, Herman C. Browner, Jack Grogan, Jack Alderman, and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

 The cover art features Cat Man and The Kitten round-house punching goons.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Hands of Destiny"

2. The Deacon story "The Demons of Death"

3. Blackout story "'When Blackout Comes to the aid of the French...'"

4. Rag Man story "Breaking the monotony of routine news..."

5. Little Leaders story “Mickey and the Kitten start out to scale the peak...'"

6. The Hood "The Cry of the Killer-Beasts"

7. A True Personal Adventure story "Costly Curiosity"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #24 worth in 2024?

A 9.4 rated copy of Catman Comics #24 was sold at auction for $18,000 in December 2014, being the only time that book changed hands. A 6.5 copy sold for $4,500 in March 2018, slightly increasing its 2017 price of $3,900. And a 1.8 copy sold in June 2020 for $870, being the only time it was sold.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #24 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of May 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Don Rico, Herman C. Browner, Jack Grogan, Jack Alderman, and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

Again, the comic series took a month's pause, skipping the April 1944 issue. Nonetheless, the series was always stated to be a monthly magazine.

It’s the first issue of the series that doesn’t feature a story with Rag Man.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Bombs Below!"

2. The Deacon story "The Man Who Could Work Miracles"

3. Blackout story "The Valkyrie!"

4. Corny Cobbs story "The Lost Suspenders"

5. The Hood "The Baron of Monte Carlo"

6. A True Personal Adventure story "One Man Army"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #25 worth in 2024?

The highest price paid for a copy of Catman Comics #25 at an auction is $21,600 for a 9.2 copy, sold in January 2021. A 4.0 copy had a September 2021 value of $1,075, and an incomplete 0.5 with the back cover missing was valued at $110 as of March 2018. All three issues only changed hands once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #25 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of July 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Don Rico, Herman C. Browner, Jack Grogan, Jack Alderman, and C. R. Schaare.

Key Facts About the Comic

From this issue, the comics started to release on a bi-monthly basis.

The numbering issues with this series start with this issue, since it has no number on the cover.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "The Eyes of Justice"

2. The Deacon story "Rasputin Jr."

3. The Reckoner story "The Stamps That Spilled Blood"

4. The Hood story "The Sons of the Rising Sun"

5. Little Leaders story "The Death of a Swordsman"

6. A True Personal Adventure story "Heroes All!"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #26 worth in 2024?

The mint condition copy of Catman Comics #26 is a 9.2 copy from The Promise Collection, sold for $14,400 in June 2021. A 5.0 issue sold in November 2010 for $200; and a 1.5 was valued at $191 as of May 2015. Those specific books were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #26 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of September 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Don Rico, Charles Quinlan, Manny Stallman, Tom Van Buren, Rudy Palais and Bob Fujitani.

Key Facts About the Comic

There is some confusion surrounding which version is #26 for the series, since there are two comic books, released in September and November 1944, that are both credited as issue #26. This article covers issue #26.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "What queer quirk of fate makes criminals of law abiding people?"

2. The Deacon story "The Man Who was Death"

3. Leatherface story "Count Vultiere"

4. Rufus story "Folks! We want you to meet our newest addition to Cat-Man Comics...Rufus!"

5. Little Leaders story "The Tokyo Termites"

6. The Hood story "The Man Who Sold his Soul to the Devil!"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #27 worth in 2024?

The highest valued copy of Catman Comics #27 is a 9.4 book, sold for $14,400 in June 2021. A 4.5 copy was sold in December 2019 for $1,615, slightly increasing its 2017 price of $1,315. And an incomplete 0.5 copy had a value of $189 as of October 2020. The highest and lowest quality books were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #27 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of April 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Carmine Infantino, Don Rico, Bob Fujitani, Nina Albright, and Rudy Palais.

Key Facts About the Comic

After the confusion surrounding issues #26 and #26A, released in September and November 1944, the series took a pause for a few months, people say, due to internal publishing issues. The series returned for issue #27 in April 1945, seven months after their last release.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "The Story of Rosetta!"

2. The Deacon unnamed story

3. The Reckoner story "The Song of the Dragon"

4. Golden Archer unnamed story

5. Little Leaders unnamed story

6. Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon unnamed story

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What's Cat-Man Comics #28 worth in 2024?

A 9.4 issue of Catman Comics #28 was sold for a whopping $43,200 in June 2021, being the only time it was sold at auction. A 5.0 copy sold in November 2020 for $4,800, also selling only once, and the lowest quality book rated 1.8, had a November 2021 price of $2,400, hugely increasing its value of $325 from 2010.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #28 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of June 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by L. B. Cole, Ben Altman, Don Rico, Bob Fujitani, Nina Albright, Ed Wheelan and Rudy Palais.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features a large wizard villain holding The Kitten while Cat Man tries to free her.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Catman Vs. Dr. Macabre"

2. The Deacon unnamed story

3. The Reckoner unnamed story

4. Golden Archer unnamed story

5. Little Leaders unnamed story

6. Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon unnamed story

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What's Cat-Man Comics #29 worth in 2024?

The top price for Catman Comics #29 is a very nice $48,000, paid in June 2020 for a 9.6 copy. Another copy, rated 4.5, sold in July 2015 for $590, increasing its $300 price from 2014. And the lowest rated book, a 1.8 copy, sold for $124 in May 2016, only changing hands once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #29 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of August 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Leo Morey, Bob Fujitani, Nina Albright, Ed Wheelan and Rudy Palais.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Cat Man fighting Dr. Macabre again, surrounded by a circus lion and some tigers.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "The Man Who Conquered Death"

2. The Hood story "Portraits of Plunder"

3. The Deacon story "The Zombie Master"

4. The Reckoner and Chipper story "Corpses Don't Stay Cold"

5. Little Leaders story "Carnival of Crime"

6. Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon story "It was the strangest murder case of Molly O'Moore's career..."

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What's Cat-Man Comics #30 worth in 2024?

The top quality book of Catman Comics #30 is a 9.2 copy, sold for $20,400 in June 2021. It was the only time it was sold. A 5.0 book had an August 2012 value of $410, also changing hands just once; and a 1.0 copy was sold in June 2020 for $145, being the only recorded price as well.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #30 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of December 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Morris Weiss, Bob Fujitani, Nina Albright, Lou Ferstadt, George Gregg and Rudy Palais.

Key Facts About the Comic

Again, the series took a little hiatus. Issue #29 released in August, which means issue #30 should have been released in October 1945. However, it was released in December, four months after their last issue.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Of course, the two sisters weren't horrible to look at... that was the trouble!"

2. Worthless Wiggins unnamed story

3. The Deacon unnamed story

4. The Reckoner unnamed story

5. A True Personal Adventure story "Soy Bean Murder"

6. Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon unnamed story

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What's Cat-Man Comics #31 worth in 2024?

The highest quality book of Catman Comics Vol. 1 #31 is a 9.4 rating, sold in November 2007 for $3,050. However, the highest price for this issue is a 7.5 copy, sold for $9,000 in June 2021. The lowest quality and price book is a 3.0 copy, sold for $267 in June 2006. Only the 3.0 copy was sold more than once, selling for $220 in 2005.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #31 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of June 1946. It was written, penciled and inked by Jay Henry, Fred Morgan, Nina Albright, Maurice Whitman, George Gregg and Rudy Palais.

Key Facts About the Comic

Again, as several times before, the issue took a vacation from December 1945 to June 1946. Apparently due to internal publisher issues, that eventually led the series to be canceled after issue #32.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "Yes history is right about the two old women"

2. Golden Archer story "In search of a deer at the grey of dawn..."

3. The Deacon story "The ragged tramps"

4. Reckoner story "Motive! Barry Clinton had plenty of motive for murder"

5. A True Personal Adventure story "Pigmy Peril"

6. Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon story "On the very night of her marriage in 1895"

7. Little Leaders story "Scavenger Hunt"

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What's Cat-Man Comics #32 worth in 2024?

The top price for a copy of issue #32 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 is $45,600 for a 9.6 copy, sold in June 2021. A 6.0 copy had a September 2019 price of $2,040, after selling for just $575 in 2009. And a 2.0 book was sold in June 2020 for $670.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #32 of Catman Comics Vol. 1 has a cover date of August 1946. It was written, penciled and inked by Frank Pagan and Rudy Palais.

Key Facts About the Comic

This is the last issue of the series and the last Golden Age appearance for most of the heroes featured.

Story Synopsis

The issue features different stories, with different heroes as protagonists:

1. Cat Man and Kitten story "With Dr. Macabre mortally wounded..."

2. Golden Archer story "Into the very jaws of death"

3. The Deacon story "It was sad that Langdon Hale's beloved wife was a permanent invalid!"

4. The 3 Vets story "The war was ended and from all over the world"

5. Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon story "Caught between a murder rap and a load of lead from gangster's guns"

6. Mastermind M'Ginty story Ah! A customer! Come in!"

7. Little Leaders story "Death is both referee and judge"

8. Reckoner story "Death Strikes a Wrong Chord"

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