Category: Golden Age

by Matt Tuck | April 14, 2022

The records continue to fall in 2022, and a Superman #1 put the world on notice with an astronomical sale. It’s not often that Action Comics #1,

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by Matt Tuck | April 8, 2022

It has been the auction to end all auctions at Heritage with historic keys breaking records left and right, but none have created the buzz like the $3 million for Cap’s first appearance. The thing is, it wasn’t the only seven-figure sale this week.

by Lauren Sisselman | April 7, 2022

One of the more interesting periods in the American comic scene is the pulp era, which roughly ran from 1896 to the mid-1950s. These stories laid the groundwork for today's comic books, and they also introduced a number of heroes in the process. These heroes include Buck...

by YourCousinMarvinBerry | March 29, 2022

"Pre-Code Horror: an unregulated era from the late 40s to the early 50s before the industry was forced to self-censor with the Comics Code Authority."

by Matt Tuck | March 25, 2022

A rare Golden Age Marvel classic made waves this week with a multi-million dollar sale. Let's look at what made this Marvel Comics #1 sale so unique. On Thursday, March 17, a CGC Universal grade 9.2 Marvel...

by Ryan Kirksey | March 23, 2022

If you follow comic books and comic book news, you are likely aware of the unprecedented ComicConnect Auction that ended on March 15. In that auction, a small piece of the cover of Action Comics #1 sold for $7,101 after 27 bids moved...

by YourCousinMarvinBerry | March 10, 2022

With 6 days of online bidding left to go in the latest Hake's Auction, there are some super classic finds up for bids. Here's a look at recent sales data for a few of our picks to help you bid bravely, should you be looking to add...

by mattkennedy | March 7, 2022

If you read this column regularly, you may have noticed that most of my investment suggestions are for high-grade comics. Whenever I reference a comic's FMV, I do so almost exclusively with respect to a CGC 9.8 copy of that book. Does Comic Condition Really Matter?...

by Matt Tuck | February 9, 2022

Throughout January, nothing could top the eye-popping $3 million price tag on Action Comics #1, but Detective Comics #27 and Marvel Comics #1 made a go at it. Step inside for the Golden...

by Joseph Overaitis | February 7, 2022

Readers of my articles know that I study sales data to conduct research for my articles.  In recent months, I have been tracking comic book sales to try to get ahead of the market.  I am concerned about rising inflation and my short-term books. ...