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Detective Comics #561

Variant ⋅ DC ⋅ 1986

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$15

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$55

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Scarce promotional giveaway printed for Zellers, a chain of retail stores in Canada that are no longer in business

Easily distinguished by the Zeller's cover mention

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Scarce promotional giveaway printed for Zellers, a chain of retail stores in Canada that are no longer in business

Easily distinguished by the Zeller's cover mention

Thor #444

Marvel ⋅ 1992

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Thor #444

Marvel ⋅ 1992

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1st appearance of Groonk, a parody of the Grinch

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1st appearance of Groonk, a parody of the Grinch

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1

IDW ⋅ 2020

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1

IDW ⋅ 2020

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$18

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$60

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1st appearance of Oroku Hiroto, the grandson of the Shredder

1st appearance of Casey Marie Jones, daughter of Casey and April

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird revisited an outline written in 1987 about the lone survivor of the four turtles, set 30 years in the future

Last Ronin #1 led to a reported print run of 130,000 copies, a massive number by modern and independent standards

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Oversized comic, does not fit in conventional modern age bag and board

[April 2024 - Paramount to adapt into a bloody, live-action film]

🏅#10 on the Hot 10

Transactions from this week that sold for higher than the previous twelve-month average:

9.9 sold for $725 vs the average $464 (+56%)

9.8 sold for $345 vs the average $190 (+82%)

Fourteen copies in 9.8 outsold the average

9.6 sold for $200 vs the average $124 (+61%)

The Last Ronin debuted on the Key Collector Comics last week, during Week 16 of 2024

Key Facts

1st appearance of Oroku Hiroto, the grandson of the Shredder

1st appearance of Casey Marie Jones, daughter of Casey and April

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird revisited an outline written in 1987 about the lone survivor of the four turtles, set 30 years in the future

Last Ronin #1 led to a reported print run of 130,000 copies, a massive number by modern and independent standards

View more (9)

Oversized comic, does not fit in conventional modern age bag and board

[April 2024 - Paramount to adapt into a bloody, live-action film]

🏅#10 on the Hot 10

Transactions from this week that sold for higher than the previous twelve-month average:

9.9 sold for $725 vs the average $464 (+56%)

9.8 sold for $345 vs the average $190 (+82%)

Fourteen copies in 9.8 outsold the average

9.6 sold for $200 vs the average $124 (+61%)

The Last Ronin debuted on the Key Collector Comics last week, during Week 16 of 2024

Strange Academy #1

Design ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 2020

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$18

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$65

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Variant cover art by Humberto Ramos

Wraparound cover with design sketches

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Variant cover art by Humberto Ramos

Wraparound cover with design sketches

Forbidden Worlds #5

ACG ⋅ 1952

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$50

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$150

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$540

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Cover art by Ken Bald

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Cover art by Ken Bald

Wolverine #145

Error ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 1999

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$150

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$500

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$1.6k

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Extremely scarce "Bone Claw" error variant, printed without foil, some are reported to have flecks of silver foil

In X-Men #25 (1993) Magneto stripped the adamantium that was fused to Logan's bones by the Weapon X Project, returning the mutant to his natural form

Six years later, in this anniversary issue celebrating 25 years of Wolverine, the adamantium is re-laced to his skeleton by Apocalypse, extracting it from Sabretooth and transferring it to Logan to serve as the Horseman of Death

There is a silver foil and gold foil second printing edition to mark this historic return to Wolverine's most iconic feature which makes the irony of the error that much more intriguing

Key Facts

Extremely scarce "Bone Claw" error variant, printed without foil, some are reported to have flecks of silver foil

In X-Men #25 (1993) Magneto stripped the adamantium that was fused to Logan's bones by the Weapon X Project, returning the mutant to his natural form

Six years later, in this anniversary issue celebrating 25 years of Wolverine, the adamantium is re-laced to his skeleton by Apocalypse, extracting it from Sabretooth and transferring it to Logan to serve as the Horseman of Death

There is a silver foil and gold foil second printing edition to mark this historic return to Wolverine's most iconic feature which makes the irony of the error that much more intriguing

Key Facts

1st appearance of Patty Spivot aka Ms. Flash as imagined by Barry Allen

Key Facts

1st appearance of Patty Spivot aka Ms. Flash as imagined by Barry Allen

X-Men #11

Marvel ⋅ 1992

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X-Men #11

Marvel ⋅ 1992

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$20

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Iconic cover art by Jim Lee

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Iconic cover art by Jim Lee

Gambit & the X-Ternals #1

Marvel ⋅ 1995

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Gambit & the X-Ternals #1

Marvel ⋅ 1995

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1st team appearance of the X-Ternals: Gambit, Jubilee, Strong Guy, Lila Cheney, Sunspot

📖 Reading Order: Age of Apocalypse

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1st team appearance of the X-Ternals: Gambit, Jubilee, Strong Guy, Lila Cheney, Sunspot

📖 Reading Order: Age of Apocalypse

Adventure Comics #210

DC ⋅ 1955

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$800

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$2.2k

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$8k

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1st appearance of Krypto the Superdog

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1st appearance of Krypto the Superdog

	Publisher	Low	Mid	High
Detective Comics #561	DC	$5	$15	$55
Thor #444	Marvel	$1	$2	$3
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1	IDW	$5	$18	$60
Strange Academy #1	Marvel	$5	$18	$65
Forbidden Worlds #5	ACG	$50	$150	$540
Wolverine #145	Marvel	$150	$500	$1.6k
DC Special Series #1	DC	$3	$9	$30
X-Men #11	Marvel	$2	$8	$20
Gambit & the X-Ternals #1	Marvel	$1	$2	$3
Adventure Comics #210	DC	$800	$2.2k	$8k

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Detective Comics #561

Detective Comics #561

Key Facts

Scarce promotional giveaway printed for Zellers, a chain of retail stores in Canada that are no longer in business

Easily distinguished by the Zeller's cover mention

Key Facts

Scarce promotional giveaway printed for Zellers, a chain of retail stores in Canada that are no longer in business

Easily distinguished by the Zeller's cover mention

Thor #444

Thor #444

Key Facts

1st appearance of Groonk, a parody of the Grinch

Key Facts

1st appearance of Groonk, a parody of the Grinch

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1

Key Facts

1st appearance of Oroku Hiroto, the grandson of the Shredder

1st appearance of Casey Marie Jones, daughter of Casey and April

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird revisited an outline written in 1987 about the lone survivor of the four turtles, set 30 years in the future

Last Ronin #1 led to a reported print run of 130,000 copies, a massive number by modern and independent standards

Oversized comic, does not fit in conventional modern age bag and board

[April 2024 - Paramount to adapt into a bloody, live-action film]

🏅#10 on the Hot 10

Transactions from this week that sold for higher than the previous twelve-month average:

9.9 sold for $725 vs the average $464 (+56%)

9.8 sold for $345 vs the average $190 (+82%)

Fourteen copies in 9.8 outsold the average

9.6 sold for $200 vs the average $124 (+61%)

The Last Ronin debuted on the Key Collector Comics last week, during Week 16 of 2024

Key Facts

1st appearance of Oroku Hiroto, the grandson of the Shredder

1st appearance of Casey Marie Jones, daughter of Casey and April

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird revisited an outline written in 1987 about the lone survivor of the four turtles, set 30 years in the future

Last Ronin #1 led to a reported print run of 130,000 copies, a massive number by modern and independent standards

Oversized comic, does not fit in conventional modern age bag and board

[April 2024 - Paramount to adapt into a bloody, live-action film]

🏅#10 on the Hot 10

Transactions from this week that sold for higher than the previous twelve-month average:

9.9 sold for $725 vs the average $464 (+56%)

9.8 sold for $345 vs the average $190 (+82%)

Fourteen copies in 9.8 outsold the average

9.6 sold for $200 vs the average $124 (+61%)

The Last Ronin debuted on the Key Collector Comics last week, during Week 16 of 2024

Strange Academy #1

Strange Academy #1

Key Facts

Variant cover art by Humberto Ramos

Wraparound cover with design sketches

Key Facts

Variant cover art by Humberto Ramos

Wraparound cover with design sketches

Forbidden Worlds #5

Forbidden Worlds #5

Key Facts

Cover art by Ken Bald

Key Facts

Cover art by Ken Bald

Wolverine #145

Wolverine #145

Key Facts

Extremely scarce "Bone Claw" error variant, printed without foil, some are reported to have flecks of silver foil

In X-Men #25 (1993) Magneto stripped the adamantium that was fused to Logan's bones by the Weapon X Project, returning the mutant to his natural form

Six years later, in this anniversary issue celebrating 25 years of Wolverine, the adamantium is re-laced to his skeleton by Apocalypse, extracting it from Sabretooth and transferring it to Logan to serve as the Horseman of Death

There is a silver foil and gold foil second printing edition to mark this historic return to Wolverine's most iconic feature which makes the irony of the error that much more intriguing

Key Facts

Extremely scarce "Bone Claw" error variant, printed without foil, some are reported to have flecks of silver foil

In X-Men #25 (1993) Magneto stripped the adamantium that was fused to Logan's bones by the Weapon X Project, returning the mutant to his natural form

Six years later, in this anniversary issue celebrating 25 years of Wolverine, the adamantium is re-laced to his skeleton by Apocalypse, extracting it from Sabretooth and transferring it to Logan to serve as the Horseman of Death

There is a silver foil and gold foil second printing edition to mark this historic return to Wolverine's most iconic feature which makes the irony of the error that much more intriguing

DC Special Series #1

DC Special Series #1

Key Facts

1st appearance of Patty Spivot aka Ms. Flash as imagined by Barry Allen

Key Facts

1st appearance of Patty Spivot aka Ms. Flash as imagined by Barry Allen

X-Men #11

X-Men #11