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Aliens Special #1

Dark Horse ⋅ 1997

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$20

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One-shot issue containing two original stories

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One-shot issue containing two original stories

Crime Patrol #15

EC ⋅ 1950

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$600

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$2k

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$6.5k

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1st appearance of the Crypt Keeper, the host of the book's anthology format of stories and inspiration behind the host of the HBO series Tales From The Crypt

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1st appearance of the Crypt Keeper, the host of the book's anthology format of stories and inspiration behind the host of the HBO series Tales From The Crypt

The Boys: Dear Becky #1

Variant ⋅ Dynamite ⋅ 2020

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$40

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$120

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$415

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Variant cover art by Raf Grassetti featuring The Homelander

American flag background, limited to 56 copies

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Variant cover art by Raf Grassetti featuring The Homelander

American flag background, limited to 56 copies

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Reprint of Truth: Red, White & Blue #1, Captain America Vol. 4 #1 (2002) and The Ultimates #1 (2002)

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Reprint of Truth: Red, White & Blue #1, Captain America Vol. 4 #1 (2002) and The Ultimates #1 (2002)

Suspense #29

Atlas ⋅ 1953

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$40

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$165

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$650

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Four-page story titled Raving Maniac, written by Stan Lee that expressed his views on the intention and effect of horror comics during a time when the medium was facing heavy public scrutiny

Stan Lee appears in his own story as an editor confronted by an irate advocate of the theories presented by psychiatrist, Fredric Wertham, who went on to write the industry-altering Seduction of the Innocent (1954)

The “Raving Maniac” character is a representation of Wertham whose work led to the establishment of the Comics Code Authority

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Four-page story titled Raving Maniac, written by Stan Lee that expressed his views on the intention and effect of horror comics during a time when the medium was facing heavy public scrutiny

Stan Lee appears in his own story as an editor confronted by an irate advocate of the theories presented by psychiatrist, Fredric Wertham, who went on to write the industry-altering Seduction of the Innocent (1954)

The “Raving Maniac” character is a representation of Wertham whose work led to the establishment of the Comics Code Authority

Slow Jams #1

Independent ⋅ 1999

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$85

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$200

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$500

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Limited to 1,000 copies although there is a much rarer, earlier printing that was handed out at SDCC in 1998 with no price on the cover

Created and self-published by David Choe, an artist who is known for his street-art influenced work appearing in urban settings

In the early days of Facebook, Choe was commissioned to paint murals on the interior walls of their Silicone Valley office and though he thought the company would fail, he accepted stock in lieu of cash that earned him $200 million, seven years later

Key Facts

Limited to 1,000 copies although there is a much rarer, earlier printing that was handed out at SDCC in 1998 with no price on the cover

Created and self-published by David Choe, an artist who is known for his street-art influenced work appearing in urban settings

In the early days of Facebook, Choe was commissioned to paint murals on the interior walls of their Silicone Valley office and though he thought the company would fail, he accepted stock in lieu of cash that earned him $200 million, seven years later

Wolverine: Origins #10

1:100 ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 2007

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$40

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$120

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$415

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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada

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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada

Detective Comics #211

DC ⋅ 1954

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$165

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$715

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$1.8k

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Final appearance of Catwoman in the Golden Age

Due to the strict guidelines of the newly established Comics Code Authority, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne's relationship was deemed inappropriate, resulting in Catwoman's absence from comics for 12 years

In 1966, Catwoman was reintroduced in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #70 (1966)

Key Facts

Final appearance of Catwoman in the Golden Age

Due to the strict guidelines of the newly established Comics Code Authority, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne's relationship was deemed inappropriate, resulting in Catwoman's absence from comics for 12 years

In 1966, Catwoman was reintroduced in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #70 (1966)

Amazing Spider-Man #361

2nd Print ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 1992

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$10

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$30

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$100

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Second printing, silver ink background

Total quantity of graded copies of the second printing account for less than 10% compared to the standard cover

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Second printing, silver ink background

Total quantity of graded copies of the second printing account for less than 10% compared to the standard cover

Ms. Marvel #2

1:50 ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 2014

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$70

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$190

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$700

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Variant cover art by Jorge Molina

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Variant cover art by Jorge Molina

	Publisher	Low	Mid	High
Aliens Special #1	Dark Horse	$2	$8	$20
Crime Patrol #15	EC	$600	$2k	$6.5k
The Boys: Dear Becky #1	Dynamite	$40	$120	$415
Marvel Must Haves #4	Marvel	$3	$9	$35
Suspense #29	Atlas	$40	$165	$650
Slow Jams #1	Independent	$85	$200	$500
Wolverine: Origins #10	Marvel	$40	$120	$415
Detective Comics #211	DC	$165	$715	$1.8k
Amazing Spider-Man #361	Marvel	$10	$30	$100
Ms. Marvel #2	Marvel	$70	$190	$700

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Aliens Special #1

Aliens Special #1

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One-shot issue containing two original stories

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One-shot issue containing two original stories

Crime Patrol #15

Crime Patrol #15

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1st appearance of the Crypt Keeper, the host of the book's anthology format of stories and inspiration behind the host of the HBO series Tales From The Crypt

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1st appearance of the Crypt Keeper, the host of the book's anthology format of stories and inspiration behind the host of the HBO series Tales From The Crypt

The Boys: Dear Becky #1

The Boys: Dear Becky #1

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Variant cover art by Raf Grassetti featuring The Homelander

American flag background, limited to 56 copies

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Variant cover art by Raf Grassetti featuring The Homelander

American flag background, limited to 56 copies

Marvel Must Haves #4

Marvel Must Haves #4

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Reprint of Truth: Red, White & Blue #1, Captain America Vol. 4 #1 (2002) and The Ultimates #1 (2002)

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Reprint of Truth: Red, White & Blue #1, Captain America Vol. 4 #1 (2002) and The Ultimates #1 (2002)

Suspense #29

Suspense #29

Key Facts

Four-page story titled Raving Maniac, written by Stan Lee that expressed his views on the intention and effect of horror comics during a time when the medium was facing heavy public scrutiny

Stan Lee appears in his own story as an editor confronted by an irate advocate of the theories presented by psychiatrist, Fredric Wertham, who went on to write the industry-altering Seduction of the Innocent (1954)

The “Raving Maniac” character is a representation of Wertham whose work led to the establishment of the Comics Code Authority

Key Facts

Four-page story titled Raving Maniac, written by Stan Lee that expressed his views on the intention and effect of horror comics during a time when the medium was facing heavy public scrutiny

Stan Lee appears in his own story as an editor confronted by an irate advocate of the theories presented by psychiatrist, Fredric Wertham, who went on to write the industry-altering Seduction of the Innocent (1954)

The “Raving Maniac” character is a representation of Wertham whose work led to the establishment of the Comics Code Authority

Slow Jams #1

Slow Jams #1

Key Facts

Limited to 1,000 copies although there is a much rarer, earlier printing that was handed out at SDCC in 1998 with no price on the cover

Created and self-published by David Choe, an artist who is known for his street-art influenced work appearing in urban settings

In the early days of Facebook, Choe was commissioned to paint murals on the interior walls of their Silicone Valley office and though he thought the company would fail, he accepted stock in lieu of cash that earned him $200 million, seven years later

Key Facts

Limited to 1,000 copies although there is a much rarer, earlier printing that was handed out at SDCC in 1998 with no price on the cover

Created and self-published by David Choe, an artist who is known for his street-art influenced work appearing in urban settings

In the early days of Facebook, Choe was commissioned to paint murals on the interior walls of their Silicone Valley office and though he thought the company would fail, he accepted stock in lieu of cash that earned him $200 million, seven years later

Wolverine: Origins #10

Wolverine: Origins #10

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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada

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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada

Detective Comics #211

Detective Comics #211

Key Facts

Final appearance of Catwoman in the Golden Age

Due to the strict guidelines of the newly established Comics Code Authority, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne's relationship was deemed inappropriate, resulting in Catwoman's absence from comics for 12 years

In 1966, Catwoman was reintroduced in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #70 (1966)

Key Facts

Final appearance of Catwoman in the Golden Age

Due to the strict guidelines of the newly established Comics Code Authority, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne's relationship was deemed inappropriate, resulting in Catwoman's absence from comics for 12 years

In 1966, Catwoman was reintroduced in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #70 (1966)

Amazing Spider-Man #361

Amazing Spider-Man #361

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Second printing, silver ink background

Total quantity of graded copies of the second printing account for less than 10% compared to the standard cover

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Second printing, silver ink background

Total quantity of graded copies of the second printing account for less than 10% compared to the standard cover

Ms. Marvel #2

Ms. Marvel #2

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Variant cover art by Jorge Molina

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Variant cover art by Jorge Molina

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