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Low $7
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High $90
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1st appearance of Starr the Slayer, a Conan the Barbarian prototype introduced to test market interest in a sword and sorcery property
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First cover collaboration of artists Marie Severin and Bill Everett who signed their artwork as "7EV" a combination of their last names
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1st appearance of Starr the Slayer, a Conan the Barbarian prototype introduced to test market interest in a sword and sorcery property
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First cover collaboration of artists Marie Severin and Bill Everett who signed their artwork as "7EV" a combination of their last names
Low $30
Mid $105
High $375
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Prototype of the Watcher, first and only appearance of a pilot disguised as an alien named Zarkorr
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Prototype of the Watcher, first and only appearance of a pilot disguised as an alien named Zarkorr
Low $50
Mid $180
High $600
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Prototype of Hellboy
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Print run: 2,000 estimated copies
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Hellboy shares the cover with a character named Nathan Never, an Italian comic book character
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Prototype of Hellboy
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Print run: 2,000 estimated copies
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Hellboy shares the cover with a character named Nathan Never, an Italian comic book character
Low $45
Mid $125
High $750
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Prototype of Iron Man, a character named Metallo who is an escaped convict in a radiation prevention suit
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Prototype of Iron Man, a character named Metallo who is an escaped convict in a radiation prevention suit
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Prototype of Magneto
Low $40
Mid $120
High $400
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Prototype of Doctor Octopus, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, published fifteen months before The Amazing Spider-Man #3, the first appearance of Doctor Octopus
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Character does not take human form in story
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Prototype of Doctor Octopus, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, published fifteen months before The Amazing Spider-Man #3, the first appearance of Doctor Octopus
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Character does not take human form in story
Low $30
Mid $100
High $510
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Prototype of Doctor Strange
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Prototype of Doctor Strange
Low $80
Mid $325
High $925
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Prototype of Dr. Doom, specifically the design of his faceplate as seen in nearly identical detail to the Monster in the Iron Mask
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Prototype of Dr. Doom, specifically the design of his faceplate as seen in nearly identical detail to the Monster in the Iron Mask
Low $105
Mid $365
High $1.1k
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Prototype of Thor, created by Jack Kirby prior to the character's introduction in Marvel Comics, Journey Into Mystery #83
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Prototype of Thor, created by Jack Kirby prior to the character's introduction in Marvel Comics, Journey Into Mystery #83
Low $100
Mid $300
High $1k
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Prototype of the Fantastic Four
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Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby who co-created the Fantastic Four with Stan Lee three years later
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In this story, one of the characters returns from space with four distinct abilities: fire projection, ice projection, size manipulation, invisibility
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Prototype of the Fantastic Four
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Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby who co-created the Fantastic Four with Stan Lee three years later
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In this story, one of the characters returns from space with four distinct abilities: fire projection, ice projection, size manipulation, invisibility
Low $25
Mid $100
High $250
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Prototype of Wolverine
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Published 1.5 years prior to Wolverine's first appearance, a comic fan submitted an original character concept. The character was named The Wolverine with regenerative abilities, a metal exoskeleton and was the product of experimentation
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The fan was not credited or compensated and there is some question as to whether the Wolverine that we know was inspired by the fan concept character
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Prototype of Wolverine
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Published 1.5 years prior to Wolverine's first appearance, a comic fan submitted an original character concept. The character was named The Wolverine with regenerative abilities, a metal exoskeleton and was the product of experimentation
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The fan was not credited or compensated and there is some question as to whether the Wolverine that we know was inspired by the fan concept character
Low $3.5k
Mid $10k
High $45k
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1st appearance of Dr. Mystic, a Superman prototype
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1st appearance of Dr. Mystic, a Superman prototype
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Prototype of Bruce Wayne
Low $500
Mid $1.5k
High $5k
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Prototype illustration a creature with the name Hell Boy engraved on his belt
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Great Salt Lake Comic Con pamphlet from 1991
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Prototype illustration a creature with the name Hell Boy engraved on his belt
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Great Salt Lake Comic Con pamphlet from 1991
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Prototype of Sgt. Rock
Low $15
Mid $45
High $135
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1st appearance of Mr. Freeze, a prototype of the Batman villain with an almost identical weapon
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Blackhawk #117 preceded Batman #121 by nearly two years
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1st appearance of Mr. Freeze, a prototype of the Batman villain with an almost identical weapon
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Blackhawk #117 preceded Batman #121 by nearly two years
Low $140
Mid $630
High $1.9k
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1st appearance of the Living Hulk, a prototype of the Incredible Hulk who was later reintroduced as Xemnu the Titan, an enemy of the Hulk
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1st appearance of the Living Hulk, a prototype of the Incredible Hulk who was later reintroduced as Xemnu the Titan, an enemy of the Hulk
Low $120
Mid $410
High $1.2k
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Prototype of Peter Parker's aunt and uncle, also named Aunt May and Uncle Ben
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Cross-promotion text teaser for The Incredible Hulk #1, released one week later
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Prototype of Peter Parker's aunt and uncle, also named Aunt May and Uncle Ben
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Cross-promotion text teaser for The Incredible Hulk #1, released one week later
Low $55
Mid $150
High $550
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Prototype of the Black Panther, the suit design is similar although worn by a white villain named Dr. Elixir who used the code name, The Panther
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Published ten months prior to the Black Panther’s introduction in Fantastic Four #52 this issue was also written by Stan Lee
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Story reprinted in Two Gun Kid #119, but The Panther prototype character was recolored red
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Prototype of the Black Panther, the suit design is similar although worn by a white villain named Dr. Elixir who used the code name, The Panther
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Published ten months prior to the Black Panther’s introduction in Fantastic Four #52 this issue was also written by Stan Lee
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Story reprinted in Two Gun Kid #119, but The Panther prototype character was recolored red
Low $1
Mid $2
High $5
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Prototype of Captain Britain in a British fanzine
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Cover appearance of 'an unknown British superhero' according to interior notes
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Preceded the first appearance of Captain Britain in Captain Britain #1 (October 1976)
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Prototype of Captain Britain in a British fanzine
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Cover appearance of 'an unknown British superhero' according to interior notes
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Preceded the first appearance of Captain Britain in Captain Britain #1 (October 1976)
Low $12
Mid $40
High $120
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1st appearance of Butterfly, the first super-powered black female in comic books
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1st appearance of Brice Reese, a vigilante with a customized motorcycle that included a flamethrower
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Prototype of Ghost Rider, also created by Gary Friedrich
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1st appearance of Butterfly, the first super-powered black female in comic books
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1st appearance of Brice Reese, a vigilante with a customized motorcycle that included a flamethrower
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Prototype of Ghost Rider, also created by Gary Friedrich
Low $120
Mid $400
High $1.2k
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Prototype of Doctor Strange, the sorcerer Sazzik
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Prototype of Doctor Strange, the sorcerer Sazzik
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Chamber of Darkness #4 | Marvel | $7 | $20 | $90 |
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Tales of Suspense #35 | Marvel | $30 | $105 | $375 |
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Dime Press #4 | Glamour | $50 | $180 | $600 |
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Tales of Suspense #16 | Marvel | $45 | $125 | $750 |
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Strange Tales #84 | Marvel | $35 | $95 | $385 |
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Amazing Fantasy #11 | Marvel | $40 | $120 | $400 |
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Journey Into Mystery #78 | Marvel | $30 | $100 | $510 |
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Tales of Suspense #31 | Marvel | $80 | $325 | $925 |
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Tales of the Unexpected #16 | DC | $105 | $365 | $1.1k |
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Challengers of the Unknown #3 | DC | $100 | $300 | $1k |
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FOOM Magazine #2 | Marvel | $25 | $100 | $250 |
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Comics Magazine #1 | Comics Mag | $3.5k | $10k | $45k |
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Funny Pages #1 | Centaur | $175 | $525 | $1.9k |
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Great Salt Lake Comic Con | indep | $500 | $1.5k | $5k |
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Our Army at War #81 | DC | $290 | $860 | $5.5k |
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Blackhawk #117 | DC | $15 | $45 | $135 |
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Journey Into Mystery #62 | Marvel | $140 | $630 | $1.9k |
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Strange Tales #97 | Marvel | $120 | $410 | $1.2k |
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Two Gun Kid #77 | Timely | $55 | $150 | $550 |
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Comic Media News #26 | Marvel | $1 | $2 | $5 |
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Hell-Rider #1 | Skywald | $12 | $40 | $120 |
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Tales of Suspense #32 | Marvel | $120 | $400 | $1.2k |