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Low $62k
Mid $470k
High $1.9M
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1st appearance of the Human Torch, Jim Hammond
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2nd appearance of Namor the Sub-Mariner - 8 pages of the 12-page story reprinted from Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1
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1st appearance of Dorma, Namor's cousin
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1st appearance of Ka-Zar, David Rand
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1st appearance of Angel, Thomas Halloway, a private detective and vigilante
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1st appearance of the Masked Raider, Jim Gardley
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1st comic book published by Timely, later becomes Marvel
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Retitled Marvel Mystery Comics after this issue
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80,000 copies were produced of the first printing with an October 1939 date on the cover
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The second printing could be identified by the October 1939 date blacked out, replaced with November 1939
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The first printing sold out within a week and was quickly reprinted at a quantity of 800,000, the same as Superman #1
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Although published in October, the cover date was changed to have a longer on-sale period at newsstands
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💰 In March 2022, a 9.2 known as the Pay Copy due to publisher notations that tracked creator payouts sold for $2.42 million
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1st appearance of the Human Torch, Jim Hammond
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2nd appearance of Namor the Sub-Mariner - 8 pages of the 12-page story reprinted from Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1
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1st appearance of Dorma, Namor's cousin
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1st appearance of Ka-Zar, David Rand
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1st appearance of Angel, Thomas Halloway, a private detective and vigilante
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1st appearance of the Masked Raider, Jim Gardley
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1st comic book published by Timely, later becomes Marvel
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Retitled Marvel Mystery Comics after this issue
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80,000 copies were produced of the first printing with an October 1939 date on the cover
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The second printing could be identified by the October 1939 date blacked out, replaced with November 1939
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The first printing sold out within a week and was quickly reprinted at a quantity of 800,000, the same as Superman #1
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Although published in October, the cover date was changed to have a longer on-sale period at newsstands
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💰 In March 2022, a 9.2 known as the Pay Copy due to publisher notations that tracked creator payouts sold for $2.42 million
Low $350
Mid $1k
High $4.2k
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Introduction of the Daily Bugle newspaper, seen on the first page of this issue with the headline 'Peace-Time Draft In Full Swing'
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1st appearance of the Cat's Paw, a female criminal
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Introduction of the Daily Bugle newspaper, seen on the first page of this issue with the headline 'Peace-Time Draft In Full Swing'
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1st appearance of the Cat's Paw, a female criminal
Low $2k
Mid $6k
High $32k
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First written work in the comic book industry by Stan Lee
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Two-page text story with a couple of illustrations by Kirby
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3rd appearance of Captain America
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3rd appearance of Bucky Barnes
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2nd appearance of the Red Skull, George Maxon
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First written work in the comic book industry by Stan Lee
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Two-page text story with a couple of illustrations by Kirby
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3rd appearance of Captain America
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3rd appearance of Bucky Barnes
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2nd appearance of the Red Skull, George Maxon
Low $465
Mid $1.4k
High $6k
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1st appearance and origin of the Destroyer, the first superhero created by Stan Lee
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Origin of the Challenger
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1st appearance and origin of the Destroyer, the first superhero created by Stan Lee
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Origin of the Challenger
Low $190
Mid $860
High $2k
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Premiere issue of the first Marvel horror title
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Title numbering continues from Sub-Mariner Comics #31
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Premiere issue of the first Marvel horror title
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Title numbering continues from Sub-Mariner Comics #31
Low $730
Mid $3.8k
High $11.3k
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Premiere issue of a series that introduced many popular characters including Dr. Strange and Nick Fury
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Premiere issue of a series that introduced many popular characters including Dr. Strange and Nick Fury
Low $260
Mid $775
High $4.9k
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Series that introduced popular characters including Ant-Man and Giant-Man
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Series that introduced popular characters including Ant-Man and Giant-Man
Low $260
Mid $785
High $4.9k
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Premiere issue of a series that introduced characters including Iron Man and Black Widow
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Premiere issue of a series that introduced characters including Iron Man and Black Widow
Low $12k
Mid $49.5k
High $190k
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1st team appearance and origin of the Fantastic Four: Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, The Thing
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1st appearance of Mole Man
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1st appearance of Tricephalous
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Landmark issue that launched the Marvel Age of comics
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💰 In April 2022, a 9.2 sold for $1.5 million
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[December 2020 - Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige confirms the Fantastic Four film is in the works]
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1st team appearance and origin of the Fantastic Four: Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, The Thing
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1st appearance of Mole Man
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1st appearance of Tricephalous
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Landmark issue that launched the Marvel Age of comics
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💰 In April 2022, a 9.2 sold for $1.5 million
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[December 2020 - Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige confirms the Fantastic Four film is in the works]
Low $115
Mid $480
High $1.4k
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First annual issue published by Marvel
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First annual issue published by Marvel
Low $550
Mid $1.6k
High $4.8k
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First team-up of two super-villains in the Marvel Universe, Dr. Doom and Sub-Mariner
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2nd appearance of Dr. Doom
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2nd appearance of the Sub-Mariner in the Silver Age
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First team-up of two super-villains in the Marvel Universe, Dr. Doom and Sub-Mariner
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2nd appearance of Dr. Doom
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2nd appearance of the Sub-Mariner in the Silver Age
Low $7
Mid $22
High $90
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1st title crossover issue with Tales Suspense #80
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1st title crossover issue with Tales Suspense #80
Low $10
Mid $35
High $180
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Anniversary of The Amazing Spider-Man's 100th issue
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Classic cover art by John Romita Sr.
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Anniversary of The Amazing Spider-Man's 100th issue
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Classic cover art by John Romita Sr.
Low $8
Mid $20
High $80
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First original graphic novel published by Marvel Comics, co-published by Simon & Schuster imprint, Fireside Books
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Final collaboration by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
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132-page story that takes place in an alternate reality where the Silver Surfer rebels against Galactus to save the planet from destruction
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In 1976, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were approached by movie producer Lee Kramer to create a comic book that would serve as a pitch story for a rock opera feature film starring Olivia Newton-John and bodybuilder, Billy Zane
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Painted cover art by Earl Norem, based on a sketch by Jack Kirby
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The only other story that takes place in this alternate reality is the two-issue, 1988 Silver Surfer story titled 'Parable'
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First original graphic novel published by Marvel Comics, co-published by Simon & Schuster imprint, Fireside Books
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Final collaboration by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
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132-page story that takes place in an alternate reality where the Silver Surfer rebels against Galactus to save the planet from destruction
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In 1976, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were approached by movie producer Lee Kramer to create a comic book that would serve as a pitch story for a rock opera feature film starring Olivia Newton-John and bodybuilder, Billy Zane
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Painted cover art by Earl Norem, based on a sketch by Jack Kirby
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The only other story that takes place in this alternate reality is the two-issue, 1988 Silver Surfer story titled 'Parable'
Low $2
Mid $5
High $15
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First limited series published by Marvel Comics
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1st appearance of Blitzkrieg, able to summon lightning
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1st full appearance of the Collective Man, six brothers who can merge into one
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1st appearance of Shamrock, a hand-to-hand combatant
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1st appearance of Defensor, possessor of a Vibranium suit of armor
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1st appearance of Peregrine, utilizes a flight suit in battle
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1st appearance of Talisman, an Australian magic user
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First limited series published by Marvel Comics
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1st appearance of Blitzkrieg, able to summon lightning
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1st full appearance of the Collective Man, six brothers who can merge into one
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1st appearance of Shamrock, a hand-to-hand combatant
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1st appearance of Defensor, possessor of a Vibranium suit of armor
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1st appearance of Peregrine, utilizes a flight suit in battle
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1st appearance of Talisman, an Australian magic user
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Mid $2
High $3
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First Marvel title to reach 500 issues
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First Marvel title to reach 500 issues
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Marvel Comics #1 | Timely | $62k | $470k | $1.9M |
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Marvel Mystery Comics #18 | Timely | $350 | $1k | $4.2k |
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Captain America Comics #3 | Timely | $2k | $6k | $32k |
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Mystic Comics #6 | Timely | $465 | $1.4k | $6k |
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Amazing Mysteries #32 | Marvel | $190 | $860 | $2k |
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Strange Tales #1 | Marvel | $730 | $3.8k | $11.3k |
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Tales to Astonish #1 | Marvel | $260 | $775 | $4.9k |
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Tales of Suspense #1 | Marvel | $260 | $785 | $4.9k |
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Fantastic Four #1 | Marvel | $12k | $49.5k | $190k |
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Strange Tales Annual #1 | Marvel | $115 | $480 | $1.4k |
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Fantastic Four #6 | Marvel | $550 | $1.6k | $4.8k |
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Tales to Astonish #82 | Marvel | $7 | $22 | $90 |
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Amazing Spider-Man #100 | Marvel | $10 | $35 | $180 |
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The Silver Surfer: The Ultimate Cosmic Experience #1 | Marvel | $8 | $20 | $80 |
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Marvel Super Hero: Contest of Champions #1 | Marvel | $2 | $5 | $15 |
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Fantastic Four #500 | Marvel | $1 | $2 | $3 |