Superman

What's Superman #1 worth in 2024?

The mint condition value of Superman #1 is unknown. The highest-rated CGC copy to sell publicly is an unrestored 5.5 that sold for $214,000. An unrestored 5.0 sold for $360,000 in July 2020, which is a decrease from its April 2019 value of $456,000. An unrestored 4.0 sold for the cost of $348,000.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The origin of the man from Krypton is told in Superman #1, published in Summer 1939 by D.C. Comics. In a multi-part story, the origins of Clark Kent and how he came to Earth is told. 

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What's Superman #2 worth in 2024?

There are two copies of this issue at the highest grade NM- 9.2, and one set the top sell price of $94,000 in 2013. This was nearly $40,000 in net profit from its first sale of $54,625 in 2006! FN 6.0 generated 220% growth and $11,000 net profit from around $5,000 in 2009 to today's $16,000. Lower down, GD- 1.8 grew 175% from $1,435 in 2011 to a current value of $4,000.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman helps a down on his luck boxer gain back his confidence and winning ways! Cover art, pencils and story by Superman co-creators Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #3 worth in 2024?

The highest quality available for this issue is represented by two VF/NM 9.0s. One set the top price of $33,500 in 2011, followed by a small drop to $30,500 with the last sale in 2015. Lower in the market, FN+ 6.5 gained over $5,000 in net profit from $2,875 in 2005 to today's price of $7,900! Fa/Gd 1.5 grew 175% from $835 in 2012 to a current value of $2,300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the first appearance of Jimmy Olsen! Cover art, pencils and story by Superman co-creators Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #4 worth in 2024?

There's one copy of this issue at the highest available grade NM- 9.2, and it set the top price of $56,122 with its only sale in 2013. Lower down the market, FN 6.0 gained $1,000 in net profit, moving from $1,525 in 2007 to today's price of $2,525. GD 2.0 went from $625 in 2005 to a current value around $1,100.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Following his debut in Action Comics #23, Lex Luthor makes his debut in the Superman series! Cover art and story by Superman co-creators Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #5 worth in 2024?

The single NM+ 9.6, two NM 9.4s and one VF/NM 9.0 for this issue have not yet recorded a sale. This left a VF+ 8.5 below it to set the top price of $7,475 in 2002. It saw declines with subsequent sales before popping back up to $5,656 with its last purchase in 2006. Since then, FN 6.0 went from $1,100 in 2003 to today's $2,880, and GD/VG 3.0 nearly tripled from $660 in 2005 to a current value of $1,800.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This is the first issue to reveal Superman's photographic memory, and the indestructible nature of his costume.

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What's Superman #6 worth in 2024?

The highest quality VF/NM 9.0 for this issue has yet to record a sale, so the top price was set at $13,200 by a VF 8.0 in 2018. This was well over double the $5,975 price for a higher quality VF+ 8.5 eight years earlier in 2010! FN 6.0 grew 200% from $975 in 2005 to today's $2,950, and GD 2.0 generated $300 in net profit from $320 in 2003 to a current value of $620.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This is the first issue to suggest that Superman flies (instead of leaping). It also reveals his microscopic vision and teases his secret identity.

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What's Superman #7 worth in 2024?

The single highest quality NM- 9.2 for this issue went for $8,100 with its only sale in 2005. Six years later in 2011, a lesser grade VF/NM 9.0 below it rocketed past that value when it sold for the top price of $20,100! In the rest of the market, FN+ 6.5 grew from $1,100 in 2003 to today's price of $2,395, and GD 2.0 more than doubled from $300 in 2005 to a current value around $700.

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the debut of Perry White! Cover art and stories by Superman co-creators Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #8 worth in 2024?

The top price for this issue was set at $11,950 by a NM- 9.2 in 2018. This was a solid jump from $6,573 in 2007, suggesting an excellent cash-out for the single NM 9.4 above it when it records a sale. FN- 5.5 went from around $700 in 2002 to today's price of $1,175, while GD- 1.8 moved from $300 in 2012 to a current value of $435.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman saves the world from an army of destructive giants! Stories written by Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #9 worth in 2024?

There are three NM- 9.2 copies at the top of this market, but they've only recorded one sale: the highest price of $15,600 in 2019. Below it, FN+ 6.5 grew 175% from $765 in 2002 to today's price of $2,100. At the low-end, GD+ 2.5 more than doubled from $335 in 2010 to a current value of $720.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman stops a group looking to prevent America from entering World War II. Stories by Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #10 worth in 2024?

The top price for this early Superman issue was set at $14,000 for a NM 9.4 in 2012. There's a single NM+ 9.6 above it with no sales history, and we can only imagine what it would go for today! Other grades showed solid growth over time. FN 6.0 jumped from $850 in 2004 to today's $1,600. GD/VG 3.0 more than doubled from $350 in 2002 to its current value around $800.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Story written by Superman creator Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #11 worth in 2024?

The high end grades for these early Superman issues are in demand, and #11 is no exception. There's a single registered copy for this book at the top end NM 9.4, and it sold for a high price of $28,800 in 2019! Sales trends varied quite a bit within each grade, but most produced flat or moderate growth. That makes VG+ 4.5 truly stand out in this market: it jumped from $400 in 2003 to today's $1,500. That's a return close to 300%, and a net profit over $1,000!

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman stops terrorists from further destruction in the suburbs of Metropolis.

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What's Superman #12 worth in 2024?

The single copy of this book graded at VF+ 8.5 sold for the top price of $4,320 in 2019. There are two copies above this grade with no sales history on file: a VF/NM 9.0, and a NM 9.4. Other grades had plenty of fluctuation, but most settled at a good return with patience. FN 6.0 produced over 300% in gains, moving from $330 in 2002 to today's value around $1,100.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Fred Ray created the cover art for this issue. He did most of the covers for the series in this early period, making a huge mark on Superman's development.

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What's Superman #13 worth in 2024?

There are two copies of this issue at the highest grade of VF/NM 9.0, and they've generated a top market with excellent returns. The top sell price so far was $17,458 in 2019. That's over $10,000 in profit from its 2007 value of $6,573! VG 4.0 provided a similar increase within a lower price range: it steadily moved from its 2002 price of $260 to today's $1,275. Nearly a 400% gain, and a net over $1,000!

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the debut of the villainous Archer!

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What's Superman #14 worth in 2024?

The iconic cover art for this issue still stands today as a defining image in Superman's history. The prices match its reputation, as the historical high was set at $35,850 by a NM- 9.2 in 2015. We can only imagine what the single NM 9.4 above it will fetch with its first sale! The market below reflects excellent positive movement. FN 6.0 increased 235% from $1,600 in 2002 to today's price of $5,350, and GD/VG 3.0 had even better growth of 320% from $525 in 2005 to a current value of $2,200.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Famous cover art by Fred Ray.

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What's Superman #15 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of Superman #15 can expect to sell for close to $400 today. FN 6.0 copies of this comic had a price of around $800 in 2015, but today can sell for closer to $1,500. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.2 that sold for $18,000 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #15 features more iconic Jerry Siegel Superman stories. In this issue, Superman faces off against the Earth-Two WWII villains the Oxnalians—a fictitious stand in for Nazi Germany. This issue is also known for the complicated early timeline for Superman.

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What's Superman #16 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of Superman #16 could sell for $200 in 2016 and today has a price that is just slightly higher. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have seen their value go up from $800 to around $1,500. The highest graded copy to ever reach the market was a 9.2 that sold for $7,200 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #16 is known to collectors for being an early example of the Golden Age comic trope of local and city governments being riddled with corruption. This story also marks the 17th time Lois Lane has been kidnapped by Superman’s adversaries.

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What's Superman #17 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 graded copies of Superman #17 have a price that is up to $1,500 from just $800 a few years ago. FN 6.0 copies of this comic can sell for over $4,000 in today’s market. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.0 that sold for $31,200 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #17 marks a historical turn for comic fans, this is the first issue, and the only one in the entire 1940’s, where Lois Lane attempts to prove that Superman and Clark Kent are the same person. This would go on to be a defining aspect of her stories.

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What's Superman #18 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of Superman #18 can sell for around $400 today up from $200 in 2013. FN 6.0 copies have a value of just over $1,000. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.2 that sold for a price of $11,400 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #18 is known to collectors for having a few editorial mistakes including Superman’s cape being yellow in single panel. This issue is also another example of early editorial errors creating the “hypertime” universe Earth-Two-A that is the same as Earth-Two, except for a few minor changes.

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What's Superman #19 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of Superman #19 could sell for $150 in 2007 and today have a price closer to $300. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have a value near $600. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.0 that sold for $3,100 in 2017.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #19 marks the last issue edited by Whitney Ellsworth. This issue also contains the second “Superman Cartoon” which is an in-universe cartoon about Superman that is watched by both Lois and Clark.

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What's Superman #20 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of Superman #20 have held a steady value of around $150 for the last few years. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have a price of over $600 in today’s market. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.4 that sold in 2019 for a value of $7,800.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #20 is most known for the story “Not in the Cards” that features a rare occurance of a villain actually escaping a hero in a Golden Age Comic. This is also the first issue edited back Jack Schiff.

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What's Superman #21 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of Superman #21 have seen their value hold steady around $300. FN 6.0 copies have a price of around $900. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.2 that sold for $10,200 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #21 is another classic Jerry Siegel Superman story. This issue continues the adventures of Superman and also marks the 25th time Lois Lane has been kidnapped in this run.

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What's Superman #22 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of Superman #22 can expect to sell for around $250 today. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have a price of $700 up from $500 just a few years ago. The highest graded copy to ever well was a 9.0 that sold for $3,600 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #22 features more classic Superman stories. This edition is also known to collectors for its unique cover art.

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What's Superman #23 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of Superman #23 have a price of $360 up from $240 just a few years ago. Today, FN 6.0 copies can sell for $1,200. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.6 Pennsylvania pedigree that sold in 2019 for a value of #32,400.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #23 This is another early Superman comic known for its iconic cover art. This issue is also another example of Superman fighting against the Nazis.

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What's Superman #24 worth in 2024?

Some issues featuring famous cover art from this era of Superman fetch top dollar at the high-end grades. This issue is no different, with a historical high price set at $41,825 by a NM 9.4 in 2011. FN+ 6.5 grew from $1,155 in 2004 to today's price around $3,000, and GD+ 2.5 went from $225 in 2003 to a current value of $660.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The American flag cover art for this issue is so iconic that it was replicated by a Tony Cipriano collectible statue! Features story and pencils by Superman co-creators Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #25 worth in 2024?

Superman #25 dates early into the series’ run. It was printed in 1943. Since then, it has recorded a maximum value of $3240 for a 9.2 copy in 2019. Meanwhile, a 2.0 copy traded for $158 in 2016. On average, a 6.0 copy is currently worth around $500.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #25 is notable for two reasons. First, it includes a story where Clark Kent joins the Army. Second, this issue includes original art by Jerry Siegel.

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What's Superman #26 worth in 2024?

Superman #26 was the first issue of 1944. At its most valuable, it fetched a price of $16,800 in 2019. That copy was graded as a 9.2. A 2.0 copy traded for $123 in 2002. Putting together an average price, a 6.0 copy is worth about $1400 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #26 is more valuable than most issues of the original run. It features the introduction of Mercury. It also has a classic Goebbels war cover.

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What's Superman #27 worth in 2024?

Superman #27 was printed in 1944. At its most valuable, it sold for $8204 in 2017. That copy was graded at 9.6. Meanwhile, a 2.0 copy sold for $191 in 2018. The middle price for a 6.0 copy today would be around $450.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #27 sees Superman struggle with The Toyman. It also introduces Paul Bunyan and a few minor characters.

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What's Superman #28 worth in 2024?

Superman #28 made its way to the public in 1944. It has since achieved an impressive peak price of $22,800. That value was paid for a 9.8-grade in 2019. At lower qualities, a 2.0 sold for $99 in 2004. Looking to the averages, a 6.0 is currently worth around $600.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #28 is notable for introducing the first solo story for Lois Lane. That and the incredibly high quality of some of the copies have given #28 above-average value for the era.

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What's Superman #29 worth in 2024?

At its most valuable, Superman #29 is worth $3535. That price was paid for a 9.2-grade in 2019. At a lower quality, a 2.0 copy sold for $225 in 2014. Overall, the average price for a 6.0 is somewhere around $400 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #29 was originally printed in 1944. In it, Superman battles The Prankster, and The Tycoon of Crime is introduced to the series.

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What's Superman #30 worth in 2024?

Superman #30 was originally printed in 1944. The most valuable price ever achieved by this issue was $6422. That was paid for a 9.2-graded copy in 2017. At lower qualities, a 2.0 copy sold for $412 in 2018. The median, 6.0, price today sits around $1500. That makes issue #30 worth more than most comics of its age.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Part of #30’s notability comes from character introductions. This is the first time the world saw Mr. Mxyztplk.

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What's Superman #31 worth in 2024?

Superman #31 was first seen in 1944. It has since garnered a peak value of $4680 — for a 9.4-graded copy in 2019. It traded for far less when a 2.0 copy went for $140 in 2015. For more average values, you could expect a 6.0 to be worth a price of $375 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #31 is another clash between Superman and Lex Luthor. This time, the Man of Steel has to stop his nemesis from destroying buildings with a giant tuning fork.

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What's Superman #32 worth in 2024?

Superman #32 originally released in the winter of 1945. It has since recorded a peak value of $21,600, when a 9.6 copy sold for that price in 2019. A lower-quality, 6.0 copy sold for $650 in 2017. Going further down the scale, a 2.5 copy sold for $179 in 2016.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Any issue of superman from the original Siegel and Shuster run will be valuable. Today, #32 is worth around $700 at median quality.

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What's Superman #33 worth in 2024?

Originally released in the spring of 1945, Superman #33 is another valuable item in the original collection. The highest price ever paid for it was $7170 for a 9.6 copy in 2013. One of the lower prices recorded is $40 for a 2.0 copy in 2010. At median quality, you could expect #33 to be worth around $450 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The original Superman run has survived better than most comics of its age. There are 90 copies of issue #33 registered with the CGC census, making it more available than many other comics from the 40s.

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What's Superman #34 worth in 2024?

From the summer of 1945, Superman #34 hit a peak trading value in 2002. That’s when a 9.2-grade sold for $1840. Since then, a 2.0 grade sold for $174 in 2018, and today, a 6.0 copy is worth around $350.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #34 introduces several minor characters. Overall, it’s value stems from being in such a flagship series where fewer than 100 copies of the issue have survived.

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What's Superman #35 worth in 2024?

Superman #35 has a remarkable peak value. It was released in 1945, but in 2019, a copy sold for $9900. That copy was graded at 9.8, and there are two known copies of this quality. At lesser values, a 2.0 copy sold for $110 in 2017. Today, a median, 6.0 copy is worth a little over $400.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #35 doesn’t stand ahead of its peers in value. It’s high peak comes from the abnormally impressive condition of the best quality copy ever sold.

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What's Superman #36 worth in 2024?

Superman #36 first went public in 1945. As of 2019, it’s peak value was a price of $2280, for a 9.4-graded copy. One of the lowest prices on record was $143 for a 2.0 copy in 2016. These days, you could expect a 6.0 copy to be worth right at $425.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In issue #36, Superman once again has to deal with Mxyztplk.

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What's Superman #37 worth in 2024?

Superman #37 was the last issue released in 1945. Since then, it reached a peak value of $2271 in 2014. It’s lowest value in the CGC Census is $99 for a 2.5 copy. Looking at the middle, a 6.0 copy is currently worth around $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Today, 98 copies of issue #37 are on the CGC Census. That makes the issue easier to find than most of its age, and that abundance affects the value.

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What's Superman #38 worth in 2024?

The first issue of 1946 eventually reached a value of $5100. That price was paid for a 9.4-graded copy of Superman #38 in 2016. For a 2.0 copy, that value dropped to $160 in 2019. Today, a 6.0 copy is worth around $400.

Why is this comic book valuable?

There are over 100 copies of issue #38 listed with the CGC. While that doesn’t seem like a large number, it’s impressive for a comic of this age, and that makes it easier to get a readable copy than many other comics that are so old.

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What's Superman #39 worth in 2024?

Superman #39 hit shelves in the spring of 1946. It has since peaked in value when a 9.4 copy sold for $5300 in 2005. At a 2.0 grade, the same issue was worth $91 that year. Today, a 6.0 copy is worth around $450.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #39 is another in the Golden Age run that introduces minor villains to challenge Superman.

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What's Superman #40 worth in 2024?

Released in 1946, Superman #40 has seen a peak value of $5676. That price was paid for a 9.4 copy in 2012. Back in 2007, a 2.5 copy sold for just $60. That means that the median price (for a 6.0 copy) currently sits around $500.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This is another case of scarcity driving value. Superman #40 does not introduce any landmark content, but with fewer than 90 surviving copies, scarcity gives the issue value.

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What's Superman #41 worth in 2024?

Since its release in 1946, Superman #41 has risen in value. That value peaked in 2019 when a 9.6-grade copy sold for $6500. At the opposite end of quality, a 2.0 copy sold for $89 in 2018. Average the values, you can expect a 6.0 copy to cost around $400 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #41 shows Superman deal with The Prankster and introduces Pat Malarkey.

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What's Superman #42 worth in 2024?

Superman #42 was introduced to the world in 1946. Over the years, it has seen its value increase to a peak of $7170. That was the sale price for a 9.6-graded copy in 2007. Conversely, a 9.4 copy sold for $2400 in 2019. For a 2.5 grade, a value of $180 was paid in 2018. Putting all of the data together, a 6.0 copy is worth about $200 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Only 67 copies of issue #42 remain today, making it hard to get. For a readable copy, several reprints can be found more easily.

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What's Superman #43 worth in 2024?

Another issue from 1946, Superman #43 peaked in value at $2280. That price was paid for a 9.4 copy in 2019. At lower values, the prices fall quickly. A 2.0 copy is worth $72, and a 6.0 copy is worth about $350 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #43 is less valuable than its peers partly because so many copies have survived. There are more than 90 registered with the CGC Census. It’s more available than many other issues of Superman’s Golden Age run.

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What's Superman #44 worth in 2024?

Superman #44 was the first issue of 1947. At its most valuable, it sold for $3840 in 2019. For lesser quality, a 2.5 copy sold for $109 in 2006. Looking at average prices, a 6.0 copy is currently worth around $220.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman #44 was the last official publication of Superman managed by Superman Inc. While they held the copyright after this issue, they were no longer the primary publisher.

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What's Superman #45 worth in 2024?

Since its release in 1947, Superman #45 has peaked at a higher value than most of its peers. That price was $15,061, paid in 2019. The reason this price was so high was because the copy was graded as a 9.8. At a more common, 2.5 grade, #45 sold for just $61 in 2004. Overall, a 6.0 copy of the comic is worth about $300 today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #45 is another collection of Superman stories. It’s extremely high top value stems primarily from the sheer quality of that single copy. No others are worth nearly as much.

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What's Superman #46 worth in 2024?

Superman #46 was first printed in 1947. The peak value of the issue reached $7768 for a 9.6 copy in 2012. It also traded $150 for a 2.5 copy in 2012. Working the averages, a 6.0 copy is worth about $330 these days.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #46 features another exchange between Superman and Mxyztplk. If you want an original print of the exchange, you’ll need to track down one of the 83 known copies.

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What's Superman #47 worth in 2024?

The summer issue of 1947 was Superman #47. It can’t be called the most valuable of the series, as its peak value is $1920. At the lower end of the spectrum, a 2.0 copy traded for $148 in 2014. On average, the issue is worth about $350 today (for a 6.0 copy).

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #47 features a few adventures with Superman. The comic is less valuable than issues that introduce staple characters, artwork or events.

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What's Superman #48 worth in 2024?

Superman #48 launched in 1947. As of 2004, the most money ever paid for a copy was $5175. That price was for a 9.4 copy in the Toledo pedigree. A 2.0 copy sold for $100 in 2014. Combined, the data shows that a 6.0 copy is currently worth around $450.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #48 shows Lex Luthor and Superman go at each other once again. In this event, Luthor cuts off the Earth’s access to sunlight.

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What's Superman #49 worth in 2024?

Superman #49 was the last issue of 1947. Since that time, it has reached a peak value of $3240. It has also seen a 1.8-graded copy sell for $67 in 2019. That large disparity leads to an average value of about $260 for a 6.0 copy today.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #49 tells a story of Superman teaming up with The Toyman and another of Superman tangling with The Gargoyle.

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What's Superman #50 worth in 2024?

A single copy of a VF+ 8.5 is the top grade available for this issue, but it has no sales history on file. There are four VF 8.0 copies below it, and one set the top price of $1,860 in 2019. Other grades produced flat or moderate growth over time. VG/FN 5.0 performed the best, moving from $200 in 2009 to today's $360.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue features Superman battling the Prankster, who was a regularly featured nemesis at this point of the series.

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What's Superman #51 worth in 2024?

There are five copies of this issue graded at VF/NM 9.0, making for a very active market. It was priced at $884 in 2014, sold for a top value of $1,800 in 2017, and dropped to $1,080 in 2019. Other grades produced similar fluctuations over time, generally leading to flat growth. VF/FN 7.0 has the best landing so far, ending up at a current price of $500 compared to a 2003 value of $265.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Mr. Mxyztplk tries to trick Lois Lane into marrying him!

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What's Superman #52 worth in 2024?

There are two copies of this issue at the top available NM 9.4. One set the historical high of $3,750 back in 2005; this grade hasn't seen a sale since then. Other grades mostly generated fluctuation with flat to moderate growth. FN/VF 7.0 had moderate growth over time, moving from around $185 in 2004 to today's $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Prankster is at it again! He tries to trick a town into believing that Superman is working with him on a crime spree.

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What's Superman #53 worth in 2024?

This milestone issue revealing Superman's origin story makes for a very valuable book! The single top grade NM 9.4 set the top price of $12,650 in 2004. Other grades produced a very active market with lots of fluctuations that generally settled into positive returns. FN 6.0 went from $780 in 2003 to today's value around $1,400, FN- 5.5 doubled from $500 in 2002 to today's $1,000, and GD 2.0 grew from $225 in 2009 to today's $400.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This iconic issue finally tells the tale of Superman's origin story!

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What's Superman #54 worth in 2024?

The single copy of this issue graded at VF/NM 9.0 sold for a top price of $3,186 in 2016. Three years later in 2019, it dropped to $1,800. Like other issues at this point of the series, outside the very top grades reveals a market with flat growth. VG/FN 5.0 performed the best, providing a net profit of $100 from a value of $145 in 2009 to today's $245.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Lois Lane has a moment as royalty when she briefly becomes the Queen of Conrovia!

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What's Superman #55 worth in 2024?

There are two copies of this issue at the top grade of VF+ 8.5. The only sale was a price of $776 back in 2002. It's worth noting this copy has a double cover. This left a VF 8.0 to set the top price of $990 in 2017. Lower grades generated market fluctuations leading to flat growth. FN 6.0 is an exception, more than doubling in value from around $175 in 2004 to today's $400.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A millionaire wants Lois Lane's hand in marriage. She sets up a competition between him and Superman to see who can offer the best gifts!

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What's Superman #56 worth in 2024?

The single copy of this issue graded at NM 9.4 set the top price of $3,450 back in 2002. Time elapsed didn't lead to the grade gap getting closer: the single VF/NM 9.0 below it only sold for $1,106 nine years later in 2011. Like other issues in this era of the series, grades lower than the top produced a market with fluctuation leading to flat growth. GD/VG 3.0 was an exception, almost doubling from around a $70 value in 2005 to today's $130.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Prankster has yet another scheme designed to make Superman help him commit crimes!

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What's Superman #57 worth in 2024?

This issue generated a unique top end market. The highest grade is represented by three copies of NM- 9.2. There was no price history available for these three books until 2019. In that year, three sales occurred! February saw a sale of $2,880, August brought the top price of $5,280 and then value dropped to $4,080 in November. Lower down the grade scale, FN 6.0 moved from a value of $175 in 2005 to today's $500.

Why is this comic book valuable?

It appears Lois Lane has Superman's powers! But there's more to this development than meets the eye.

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What's Superman #58 worth in 2024?

The single top grade copy of this issue at NM+ 9.6 set the top price of $3,840 in 2019. It's the only registered sale for this grade. FN 6.0 moved slowly from $200 in 2004 to today's $300, FN- 5.5 doubled from around $150 in 2008 to today's $300, and VG/FN 5.0 tripled in value from around $100 in 2003 to today's $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A doctor tries to help Lois Lane fall out of love with Superman.

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What's Superman #59 worth in 2024?

The single top grade NM+ 9.6 for this issue sold for the top price of $3,840 in 2019. It was the first registered sale for this book. Interestingly, this value is close to another sale of $3,331 for a lower grade NM 9.4 fourteen years earlier in 2005. There were a few spots for moderate profit at lower grades. FN/VF 7.0 went from $230 in 2002 to today's $350. FN 6.0 showed similar profit over a shorter time period, moving from $250 in 2010 to today's $330.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Mr. Mxyztplk creates more mischief when he convinces everyone that Superman doesn't exist!

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What's Superman #60 worth in 2024?

There are four copies of this issue registered at the top grade of VF 8.0 with little movement. The last sale was $357 back in 2002. Thirteen years later, the historical high value was set at $563 by a VF- 7.5 in 2015. FN+ 6.5 climbed from a value around $250 in 2006 to today's $450, producing a net profit of $200. Other grades produced flat growth over time.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Clark Kent stumbles upon a dangerous secret formula! The government steps in to protect him.

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What's Superman #61 worth in 2024?

The top grades for this issue registered at NM+ 9.6 and NM- 9.2 have no sales history available. There are three copies at VF/NM 9.0, and one sold for the top price of $2,629 in 2011. Two years later in 2013, a new sale dropped the value to $1,494. FN 6.0 went for $350 in 2005, got up to $775 in 2015, and now goes for around $600. VG 4.0 produced double profit from $200 in 2002 to today's $400.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman learns his origin story!

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What's Superman #62 worth in 2024?

There are three copies of this issue graded at NM 9.4. One set the top price of $7,000 in April 2019. It sold for $1,793 in 2013, providing a net profit over $5,000 in a five-year period! Later that year in November 2019, one of the two copies at the highest grade of NM+ 9.6 sold for a lower value of $5,040. VF- 7.5 produced more than double in profit, moving from around $250 in 2006 to today's $600. VG 4.0 had similar growth, doubling from a value around $80 in 2008 to today's $160.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman battles Martian Nazis!

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What's Superman #63 worth in 2024?

The single copy of this book at the top grade of NM+ 9.6 set the historical high of $6,660 in 2019. VF+ 8.5 nearly doubled in value from a price around $500 in 2006 to today's $900. FN+ 6.5 moved from around $300 in 2003 to today's $500. VG 4.0 produced a double increase from $150 in 2008 to today's $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A normal beauty pageant isn't enough for Perry White. He has the contestants perform dangerous stunts as a part of the competition!

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What's Superman #64 worth in 2024?

The single copy of the top grade NM- 9.2 for this issue has no sales history available. The next step down is a single VF+ 8.5, which set the historical high of $1,434 in 2007. VF- 7.5 produced a solid increase over double in value, jumping from around $300 in 2012 to today's $675. FN 6.0 generated lots of fluctuation: it went for around $200 in 2004, got to $350 in 2015, and settled at today's value around $280.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman battles giant insects!

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What's Superman #65 worth in 2024?

The single top grade of this issue at NM- 9.2 set a historical high sell price of $1,783 in 2003. VF 8.0 saw moderate growth from around $500 in 2009 to today's $725. The only two sales on file for FN- 5.5 happened in 2019. It went for a price of $213 in April, then jumped to $328 one month later in May. That's a net over $100 in one month!

Why is this comic book valuable?

Three brothers from Krypton land on Earth with bad intentions. Superman stops their plans and sends them back into space!

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What's Superman #66 worth in 2024?

The mint condition value of Superman #66 is unknown. The highest CGC rated copy to sell at auction is an unretouched 9.0 that sold for the price of $1,500 in January 2014. An unretouched 8.5 sold for the price of $1,673 in July 2012, and an unretouched 7.5 has a February 2013 value of $550. In February 2020 an unretouched 7.0 sold for the price of $401, which is a decrease from its peak September 2019 value of $675 and its initial October 2018 value of $589.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Prankster is back to cause mayhem in Superman #66, published in September 1950 by D.C. Comics. The Prankster has found the Fountain of Youth and uses its powers to commit crimes. Clark Kent accidentally drinks some of the water and is turned into Superbaby.

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What's Superman #67 worth in 2024?

The mint condition value of Superman #67 is unknown. The highest CGC rated copy to sell publicly is an unretouched 9.0 that sold for the price of $1,793 in May 2018. An unretouched 8.0 has a January 2019 value of $885, which is an increase in value from its November 2014 price of $747. An unretouched 7.5 sold in February 2018 for the price of $845, which is an increase from its February 2009 value of $508.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman is jealous of Lois Lane’s super crush on Perry Como in Superman #67, published by D.C. Comics in November 1950. Lois Lane wins a contest to sing with Perry Como on his next record. A crooked record company wants their star to sing with him instead, and Superman must save Lois from danger.

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What's Superman #68 worth in 2024?

There is no known mint condition value of Superman #68. The highest CGC rated copy to sell at auction is an unretouched 9.2 that sold for the price of $2,850 in June 2005. An unretouched 9.0 has a November 2019 value of $2,520, which is an increase from its July 2017 value of $2,325.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Lex Luther is back in Superman #68, published in January 1951 by D.C. Comics. Luther is back and ready to fight, waging a scientific war against the Man of Steel in “The Six Elements of Crime.” Lois Lane has a royal romance with King Harrup II, and Superboy learns how to bring Christmas cheer.

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What's Superman #69 worth in 2024?

There is no known mint condition value of Superman #69. An unretouched 9.0 is the highest-rated copy to sell at auction, and sold for the price of $977 in September 2012. An 8.5 from the Davis Crippen pedigree has an August 2006 value of $657, an unretouched 7.0 sold for the price of $450 in December 2019, and an unretouched 5.5 has a value of $336 as fo February 2020.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Prankster is back for more mayhem in Superman #66, published by D.C. Comics in March 1951. The Prankster has a new apprentice, Superman meets Sandor Sandor, and Inspector Erskine Hawkins returns.

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What's Superman #70 worth in 2024?

The only registered copy of this issue at the highest available grade NM 9.4 has yet to record a sale. There are three copies of VF/NM 9.0 below it: their 2002 value of $805 jumped up well over $1,000 in net profit to the historical high of $1,972 in 2018. At lower grades, FN/VF 7.0 moved from around $200 in 2003 to today's price of $500, while GD 2.0 climbed from $60 in 2015 to a current value of $100.Features the debut of Annie Nichols, AKA Annie Oakley.

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What's Superman #71 worth in 2024?

Neither of the two top grade NM- 9.2 copies has registered a sale to date, leaving three VF/NM 9.0s below them to define the price ceiling. At this grade, the historical high price was set at $1,593 in 2005. A rollercoaster followed: the value went as low as $831 in 2010, but its most recent sale in 2019 rebounded to $1,495. FN+ 6.5 had similar fluctuations, from $130 in 2010 all the way up to $425 in 2018 before settling at today's price of $200.Superman encounters R24, a new villain who leads an underground ring of criminals stealing uranium!

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What's Superman #72 worth in 2024?

There are three copies of this book available at the highest grade NM- 9.2. It went for $1,650 in 2009, then declined to the $1,350 range in 2013. A lesser grade VF/NM 9.0 set a better historical top price of $1,673 in 2011. In 2012 it dropped to $880, then rebounded to the original $1,673 price in 2018. The rest of the market shows better consistency: VF- 7.5 grew 300% from $200 in 2003 to today's value of $800, and VG+ 4.5 went from $190 in 2012 to a current price of $350.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Features the origin story of Perry White.

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What's Superman #73 worth in 2024?

A single copy of this issue graded at NM 9.4 marks the best quality available. It's only recorded one sale to date, setting the historical high price of $2,850 in 2005. The rest of the market reflects solid growth. FN/VF 7.0 went from around $300 in 2012 to a current price of $550, and VG+ 4.5 generated over $200 in net profit from $125 in 2016 to today's value of $230.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman encounters another “Man of Steel” named Hank Garvin! Story written by Bill Finger, co-creator of Batman.

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What's Superman #74 worth in 2024?

The highest quality copy of this issue at the top grade of NM+ 9.6 sold for $13 in 2003! That's got to have a crazy story for such an outlier. There are five NM 9.4 copies below it that have only generated one sale: the historical high price of $2,800 in 2018. FN+ 6.5 went for $175 in 2004 and had some fluctuations leading to its current value of $415. By contrast, GD/VG 3.0 saw a drop in value from $90 in 2006 to today's price of $45.

Why is this comic book valuable?

“The Secret of Superman's Home!” introduces the villain known as Hatchet Kaims.

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What's Superman #75 worth in 2024?

A NM 9.4 copy of this #75 issue with a misnumbered #74 error on the cover set the top price of $5,975 in April 2015. One month later in May of the same year it dropped to $3,824. This trend looks to be an outlier, as there's plenty of positive movement in the rest of the market. FN/VF 7.0 moved from $380 in 2012 to today's price of $625, and VG/FN 5.0 more than doubled from $120 in 2008 to a current value of $300.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Cover art by Al Plastino, co-creator of Supergirl, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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What's Superman #76 worth in 2024?

The two highest quality copies of this issue graded at NM+ 9.6 have yet to record a sale. A NM 9.4 one step down sold for $8,365 in 2011. Six years later in 2017, that was topped by a lower grade NM- 9.2 when it set the historical high price of $8,500. FN 6.0 gained 230% in value from around $500 in 2002 to today's price of $1,650, and GD/VG 3.0 grew a massive 550% from $115 in 2003 to a current value of $750.

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the first appearance of Batman, Robin and Commissioner Gordon in the Superman series!

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What's Superman #77 worth in 2024?

This issue's only copy at the highest grade NM 9.4 has yet to record a sale. This left a NM- 9.2 below it to set the top price of $3,107 in 2013 (a net profit over $1,000 from $2,050 in 2005). Lower grades reflect positive overall growth. FN 6.0 went from $200 in 2013 to today's $335, and VG/FN 5.0 grew 250% from $75 in 2008 to a current value of $265.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Professor and The Fixer make their debut in a story where Superman loses his memory and uses his powers to become a baseball star!

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What's Superman #78 worth in 2024?

The best available grade for this issue is represented by a single VF 8.0 that's yet to record a sale. A VF- 7.5 below it set the top price of $1,020 in 2019, well over double its value of $448 in 2007. The rest of the market has generated flat or moderate growth over time. FN 6.0 gained $100 in net profit from $220 in 2012 to today's price of $320, while VG+ 4.5 went from $115 in 2008 to a current value of $185.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman battles a Kryptonian dragon! Story written by Bill Finger, co-creator of Batman.

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What's Superman #79 worth in 2024?

The best grade quality available for this issue is represented by two copies of VF 8.0, and they set a top price of $3,120 in $2019. The rest of the market has some variance in trends for each grade. Some reflect positive movement, while others have been flat over time. The best growth came from FN- 5.5 ($210 in 2014 to today's price of $350) and VG/FN 5.0 ($110 in 2008 to a current value of $275).

Why is this comic book valuable?

A media mogul buys the Daily Planet and puts it out of business. Clark, Lois, Perry and Jimmy start a new paper!

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What's Superman #80 worth in 2024?

The highest quality available for this issue is set by a single VF/NM 9.0 that's yet to record a sale. This left the VF+ 8.5 below it to set the historical top price of $1,076 in 2009. The rest of the market has produced moderate growth over time. FN+ 6.5 had a small increase from $250 in 2012 to today's price of $275, while GD/VG 3.0 climbed from $50 in 2010 to a current value of $90.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A new character named Halk Kar appears to be Superman's big brother!

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What's Superman #81 worth in 2024?

The single copy of this issue available at the highest grade of VF+ 8.5 set the top price of $1,315 in 2009. This is its only sale to date. In the rest of the market, VF- 7.5 more than doubled from $235 in 2003 to today's price of $500, and FN- 5.5 gained $100 in net profit from around $105 in 2002 to a current value of $205.

Why is this comic book valuable?

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea with Superman story written by Batman co-creator Bill Finger. Art by Al Plastino, co-creator of Supergirl, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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What's Superman #82 worth in 2024?

The highest grade single copy of this book available at VF/NM 9.0 has yet to record a sale. A double cover VF- 7.5 copy of this issue set the top price of $3,107 in 2015, well past the $538 value of a VF 8.0 above it in 2011. Lower grades have produced modest growth: VG- 3.5 went from $70 in 2005 to today's price of $85.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Mr. Mxyztplk has a plan to make Superman "unemployed"!

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What's Superman #83 worth in 2024?

The highest quality grade available for this issue is represented by a single VF- 7.5 that's yet to record a sale. The FN/VF 7.0 below it set the top price of $1,000 with its only sale in 2011. The rest of the market has mostly produced flat growth over time. VG+ 4.5 is the exception, moving from $125 in 2017 to today's price of $200.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A mobster traps Superman in a trap made of kryptonite! A copy of this issue made an appearance in a scene for The Adventures of Superman TV show in 1953.

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What's Superman #84 worth in 2024?

The highest grade for this issue is made up of two VF+ 8.5 copies, and one set the top price of $1,195 in 2006. Lower grades reflect an overall market with unpredictable fluctuation. For example, FN+ 6.5 went from $190 in 2010 to $240 in 2016, then $390 in 2018 before settling at today's price of $315. VG+ 4.5 had a value around $125 in 2009, dropped to $100 in 2013, then back up to $230 before landing at today's $150.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman creates a new life for himself when he goes back in time to become a radio DJ!

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What's Superman #85 worth in 2024?

The single copies of this issue at NM- 9.2 and VF/NM 9.0 have yet to record a sale. This left a VF 8.0 to set the historical high price of $388 in 2007. Lower grades are catching up to that value, with FN/VF 7.0 currently sitting at $340. The rest of the market has generally produced small declines in value over time.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The Daily Planet gets a new publisher who rejects the stories written by Clark and Lois! Story written by Bill Finger, co-creator of Batman.

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What's Superman #86 worth in 2024?

There's no movement at the high-end for this issue, as the three NM 9.4 copies and single VF/NM 9.0 currently have no sales on file. A VF+ 8.5 below them set the historical high price of $1,295 in 2011. This was an excellent profit from $538 in 2010, though it dropped a bit to $1,140 in 2019. At lower grades, FN+ 6.5 went from $260 in 2008 to today's price of $390. VG+ 4.5 slowly produced a modest gain from $100 in 2005 to a current value of $115.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Features appearances by Great Caesar, King Arthur and Mordred!

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What's Superman #87 worth in 2024?

A VF- 7.5 copy of this issue set the historical high price of $720 in 2018, providing a slow but solid profit from its $450 value in 2003. There's a single VF+ 8.5 above it that's yet to record a sale. FN- 5.5 moved from $215 in 2008 to a current value of $265, while VG/FN 5.0 below it doubled in price from $145 in 2016 to $290 in 2018.

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the first appearance of The Thing from 40,000 A.D.! It's a villain with all the attributes of Kryptonian physiology.

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What's Superman #88 worth in 2024?

A VF 8.0 copy of this issue sold for the historical high price of $1,554 in 2008. One year later in 2009, the top grade of VF+ 8.5 went for a lesser value of $1,315. This signaled a declining market, but recent sales show an excellent turnaround. FN/VF 7.0 increased by nearly 440% from $260 in 2010 to a current price of $1,400, and VG+ 4.5 moved from $70 in 2005 to today's $215.

Why is this comic book valuable?

It's the end of the Terrible Trio, as The Prankster and Toyman make their final appearances alongside Lex Luthor (he'd stick around much longer, of course!)

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What's Superman #89 worth in 2024?

One of the two copies of this issue graded at VF+ 8.5 set the historical high price of $1,793 in 2018. This was an excellent gain of 250% from its $545 value in 2018! VF- 7.5 produced growth of 150% from $325 in 2009 to today's price around $825. VG/FN 5.0 below it saw fluctuations: it went for $200 in 2014, got up to $350 in 2016, and settled at a current value of $275.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman goes back in time and becomes a pirate!

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What's Superman #90 worth in 2024?

The top grade available for this issue is set by a single NM- 9.2 that's yet to record a sale. The next step down is a group of four FN/VF 7.0s, and they set the historical high price of $400 in 2012 (a solid profit from $227 in 2008). The rest of the market has seen solid growth: FN/VF 7.0 went from $225 in 2008 to today's price of $400, and 4.0 moved from $115 in 2013 to a current value of $200.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Superman returns to Smallville, and realizes a local professor might discover his secret identity!

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What's Superman #91 worth in 2024?

A single VF/NM 9.0 represents the best quality available for this issue. It set the historical high price of $2,032 in 2009, generating nearly $1,000 in profit from a sale of $1,100 just two years earlier in 2007. The rest of the market shows variance between grade ranges: FN 6.0 dropped from $265 in 2016 to today's price of $150, but GD/VG 3.0 grew from $55 in 2010 to a current value of $100.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Cover art by Al Plastino, co-creator of Supergirl, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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What's Superman #92 worth in 2024?

The two available copies of this issue at the highest quality NM- 9.2 have not yet recorded a sale. There are two VF/NM 9.0s below them, and they've generated an active market with lots of ups-and-downs. There was a sale for $748 in 2004 followed by the historical high price of $1,673 in 2008. One later in 2009 it dropped to a low of $598, then rebounded to $1,016 in 2010. Other grades fared better: VG/FN 5.0 grew from $105 in 2005 to today's price of $270.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue establishes that lead can shield Superman from kryptonite's ill effects.

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What's Superman #93 worth in 2024?

The highest grade copies of #93 are in a holding pattern, leaving a VF+ 8.5 as the best quality sold. It went for $380 back in 2003. The rest of the market grew past that value: FN/VF 7.0 increased 245% from $125 in 2003 to the historical high price of $430 in 2018. One year later in 2019, a lower grade FN+ 6.5 sold for the exact same price of $430.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A professor contemplates turning to a life of crime, but Superman successfully steers him away. Cover art by Al Plastino, co-creator of Supergirl, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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What's Superman #94 worth in 2024?

There are two registered copies of this issue at the highest available grade VF/NM 9.0. They've recorded one sale to date: the historical high price of $1,673 in 2008. Lower grades have seen lots of fluctuation that generally produced growth. Foe example, FN+ 6.5 went for $185 in 2008, got up to $350 in 2015 and now sits at $235. VF/FN 5.0 was the exception, jumping from $115 in 2012 to today's price of $285.

Why is this comic book valuable?

A man's house is destroyed to build new city project. He predicts coming disasters in retaliation that come true!

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What's Superman #95 worth in 2024?

The single highest grade NM- 9.2 copy of this issue has yet to record a sale. The three VF/NM 9.0s below it have seen lots of movement. There was a sale of $2,151 in 2008 followed by a drop to $956 in 2010, rebounding to the historical high price of $2,880 in 2018. Other grades generated fluctuations that led to moderate growth: FN 6.0 from $170 in 2012 to today's price of $205, and VG+ 4.5 from $105 in 2003 to a current value of $130.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Cover art by Al Plastino, co-creator of Supergirl, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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What's Superman #96 worth in 2024?

The NM- 9.2 and VF/NM 9.0 copies of #96 have yet to go on sale. Below them, a VF 8.0 sold for $359 in 2009. Lower grades have grown beyond that benchmark. VF- 7.5 set the historical high of $388 in 2012, FN- 5.5 has a current value of $360, and GD/VG 3.0 moved from $55 in 2005 to today's $175.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Some collectors say this is the first appearance of Mr. Mxyztplk in his current form. There was a version of the villain spelled differently in issue #30 of this series, but #96 is sometimes credited as the proper debut.

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What's Superman #97 worth in 2024?

The single highest grade NM- 9.2 of this issue has yet to record a sale. The next step down saw a VF+ 8.5 go for $359 in 2010. Eight years later in 2018, a lower grade VF- 7.5 set the historical high price of $504. VG+ 4.5 produced over $100 in net profit from $100 in 2012 to today's price of $215.Professor Memory is targeted by gangsters when he memorizes the numbers on their stolen bills! Superman comes to the rescue by taking his place. Story written by Batman co-creator Bill Finger.

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What's Superman #98 worth in 2024?

A VF/NM 9.0 copy of this issue set the historical high price of $1,912 in 2012 (an increase from $1,315 in 2008). Below it, FN 6.0 generated a net profit over $300 and nearly 400% in growth, moving from $80 in 2002 to today's price of $395!

Why is this comic book valuable?

A newsreel of Superman's highlights may contain a clue to his secret identity, and our hero needs to come up with a solution! Cover and story art by Al Plastino, co-creator of Supergirl, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

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What's Superman #99 worth in 2024?

There are two registered copies of this issue at the highest grade available NM- 9.2. They set a top price of $3,840 in 2019, which was a solid gain from $3,360 just one year earlier in 2018. Lower grades have produced a positive market: VF 8.0 moved from $475 in 2008 to today's price of $1,195, and VG 4.0 went from $70 in 2011 to a current value of $165.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Lois Lane is convinced she has a week to live, and responds by throwing herself into dangerous situations to get the best stories!

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What's Superman #100 worth in 2024?

There are three copies of this #100 issue at the top grade of VF/NM 9.0, and they set a historical high price of $5,378 in 2010. Lots of fluctuations below: FN- 5.5 went for $370 in 2006, got up to $715 in 2009, then moved around the $400-$500 range for ten years. It's now sitting at a price around $700. VG 4.0 had a worse landing: it was valued at $300 in 2002, got up to $442 in 2014 and now goes for $215.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #100 of this series retells Superman's origin story. Written by Bill Finger, co-creator of Batman.

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What's Superman #123 worth in 2024?

A VF 8.0 set the highest price of $2,900 in 2018, easily passing the sales of higher grades in previous years. FN+ 6.5 went from $325 in 2013 to today's price of $1,400. That's an increase over 330% and over $1,000 in net profit! The lower end has seen some negative movement: GD 2.0 dropped from $250 in 2016 to a current value of $130.

Why is this comic book valuable?

This issue features the first appearance and death of 'Super-Girl' in an early incarnation of the character. The first true appearance of the enduring Kara Zor-El Supergirl occurred nine months later in Action Comics #252.

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What's Superman #199 worth in 2024?

The historical high price for #199 was set at $12,000 by a NM+ 9.6 in 2018. In 2020 it dropped to a value of $9,600. Regardless, there's been positive movement in this market, though it's come with lots of fluctuation: FN+ 6.5 went for $60 in 2008, had a sale of $360 in 2018 and now sits at $175.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In one of the iconic issues of the Silver Age, Superman and The Flash race around the world to see who is faster! Story written by Jim Shooter, who would go on to a controversial run as Marvel's Editor-in-Chief from 1978-1987.

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