Author: Don
Do you think Silver Surfer #3 hit bottom in mid-2024? Would you invest in this issue at current price points?
Not only have collectors already submitted over 4,000 copies of Absolute Batman #1 (combined reprints), but it was 2024's best-selling single issue with approximately 400,000 sales (including reprints).
With this summer's biggest tent pole, Fantastic Four: First Steps, less than two months away, we're seeing excitement for the film having an impact on GoCollect's Hottest Comics.
When even Charizard-shaped Cheetos are selling for five figures, you know Charizard must be a very special Pokémon.
Are they worth it from an investment standpoint? Let's take a look at a few case studies.
While flipping through some X-Men-related collections, I came across what must be one of the greatest X-Men runs ever assembled: the Baker X-Men #1 through #544 + Variants collection.
While Guy Gardner's first appearance in Green Lantern #59 is already a major Silver Age key, the first appearances of Lord, Saunders' Hawkgirl (the second Hawkgirl), and Holt's Mr. Terrific will most likely receive renewed attention because of Superman.
Let's take a closer look at these three books and ask a question for each of them: has sales volume translated into higher sales values?
In our continuing search for a market bottom, there is emerging data that suggests we may be close or at the bottom now and just don't know it yet.
For the month of April 2025, there are six issues that are either related to the Venom symbiote and/or Todd McFarlane in the Top 10. As we've seen over the past year, McFarlane is clearly king among most collectors who use CGC's grading services.
