Valuable Superhero Comics
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Action Comics
(1938 - 2019)
DC/National Comics rocked the industry and set the standard with the introduction of SUPERMAN in issue#1; perhaps the most coveted and expensive comic book ever! You may be able to retire if you own this one! See Quality's online price guide and be in awe
Adventure Comics
(1938 - 2010)
One of DC's longest running titles brought us favorites such as THE SANDMAN, HOURMAN,LEGION OF S.H and notably SUPERBOY! Early & Key issues are most valuable-details on our price guide!
All Select Comics
(1943 - 1946)
Meet Blonde Phantom for the first time! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
All Winners Comics
(1941 - 1948)
Not really a "team" book, Timely did offer some more obscure heroes in All-Winners in addition to their proven faves.We got BLACK MARVEL, THE DESTROYER, THE WHIZZER, & MISS LIBERTY! These are vault-worthy books if you got 'em! .
All-American Comics
(1939 - 1948)
DC's All-American Comics introduced the world to THE (original) GREEN LANTERN with issue #16! High-quality stories and great backups make these 40's issues having collectors clamoring for originals! Examples of going rates here...
All-Flash
(1941 - 1948)
Flash Comics, so popular for DC in the early 40's, that they started All-Flash Quarterly. And it was just that - it came out 4 times a year, and featured only FLASH stories, no backup features! Jam-packed with great stories and art, market value is high..
All-Star Comics
(1940 - 2016)
"What if we took our most popular heroes, and put them in one book as a team?" This was a fairly new idea when DC debuted ALL-STAR in 1940! Dubbed THE JUSTICE SOCIETY of AMERICA, All-Star set the standard for all "team" books!
Amazing Fantasy
(1962 - 2005)
The iconic first appearance of SPIDER-MAN! It goes without saying that this is one of the most valuable comic books ever! See examples of the extraordinary prices that this classic is fetching by clicking the link! If you have it, Quality is buying!
Amazing Mystery Funnies
(1938 - 1940)
Mystery stories with a funny twist! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Amazing Spider-Man Annual
(1964 - 2018)
The annual issues of the superhero that brought back the hero comics!
America's Best Comics
(1942 - 1949)
Some of the most classic characters in comic books! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
America's Greatest Comics
(1941 - 1943)
All of Fawcett’s superheroes together in one book! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Aquaman
(1962 - 1978)
A relatively minor DC character from the Golden-Age, AQUAMAN became widely adored when he was revived for the Silver-Age! See what key issues to look for in Quality's online price guide! Click the title link above!
Atom
(1962 - 1968)
Another DC hero that originated in the 40's, THE ATOM was given a face-lift and re-branded for the 60's. One of the most dynamic and innovative books of the era, these are getting hot on the collectors market! Do you have any issues?
Avengers
(1963 - 2006)
This comic book solidified Marvel's position as the #1 purveyor of Silver-Age hero greatness! So many important characters in the Marvel Universe were introduced within these pages, we can't list them all! Follow the link for key-issues and prices!
Avengers Annual
(1967 - 2005)
Your favourite Marvel Heroes, together in an annual special edition! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Batman
(1940 - 2019)
The Dark Knight is 80 Years Old! Have Old Batman Comics? See what yours are worth!
Batman Beyond
(1999 - 1999)
Stories from the TV series of the most famous superhero! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Big Shot Comics
(1940 - 1949)
From funny stories to superhero stories…any story you want to read! You’ll find it here. See what copies are selling for by using our online price guide!
Black Knight
(1955 - 1956)
Return to medieval times to follow the adventures of the greatest knight of all time! Find out what copies of this comic are selling for by using our online price guide!
Blue Beetle
(1939 - 1950)
One of the first superheroes from the comics, even older than Captain America! See what copies are selling for by using our online price guide!
Blue Bolt
(1940 - 1949)
Thor wasn’t the first superhero who could harvest the power of lightning. Enter, Blue Bolt! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Blue Ribbon Comics
(1939 - 1942)
Mystery (and some funny) stories in an entertainment-packed 64-page comic! See what copies are selling for by using our online price guide!
Bomber Comics
(1944 - 1944)
Kid Dixon, Bobby and Ghost! All together in a single book. See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Brave And The Bold
(1955 - 2017)
Started as an adventure themed book, Brave and The Bold became one of DC's "try-out" books, and introduced THE JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, SUICIDE SQUAD, and the TEEN TITANS! It became a BATMAN team-up book, but the key early books can mean $$ in the bank!
Captain Aero
(1941 - 1946)
Join the Captain on his adventures to defeat foreign foes! Use our online price guide to see what copies that are floating around are selling for!
Captain America
(1968 - 2002)
Since Marvel brought Cap back from the dead in the 60's, he has remained one of the most popular and collectible characters! See the key issues on Quality's price guide!
Captain America Annual
(1971 - 2018)
The annual volumes of Earth’s oldest and most classic superhero!
Captain America Comics
(1941 - 1999)
You know you are in for a treat when the first issue features your hero punching Hitler in the face! Iconic and enduring, all of these 40's issues of CAPT. AMERICA are holy-grails for collectors!
Captain Battle
(1941 - 1941)
Join John Battle and his quest against fascism in Europe! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Captain Battle Jr.
(1943 - 1944)
John Battle’s son continues his father's quest to eradicate fascism! Use our online price guide to see what copies are selling for!
Captain Flight
(1944 - 1947)
One of the fiercest fighters against the Axis forces! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Captain Marvel
(2012 - 2014)
The most marvelous superhero from Marvel Comics in one of its most recent appearances! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Captain Marvel Adventures
(1941 - 1953)
Fawcett's most popular character, after his debut in Whiz Comics, CAPT.MARVEL was given his own title in 1941. He almost gave Superman a run for his money! Many of his 40's books are very valuable! Check prices using our online price guide!
Captain Marvel Jr.
(1942 - 1953)
After reading the Captain Marvel stories, you can’t miss the tales of Earth’s Mightiest Boy! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Captain Midnight
(1942 - 1948)
Meet the greatest Ace of them all! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Cat-Man Comics
(1941 - 1946)
Raised among cats to become a superhero! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Challengers Of The Unknown
(1958 - 1978)
Challengers of The Unknown was one of the very finest "team/adventure" books when DC first presented them in the late 1950's. Top Notch stories and art make earlier issues much sought-out! #14 features the 1st appearance of MULTI-MAN!
Clue Comics
(1943 - 1947)
Detectives? Police Cases? Some superhero appearances? Find it all here! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Comic Cavalcade
(1942 - 1954)
Another jumbo -sized quarterly offered by DC beginning in 1942! WONDER WOMAN, THE FLASH, & THE GREEN LANTERN were featured in every issue of this scarce comic book! Very hard to find, and fetching top dollar!
Conan The Barbarian
(1970 - 1993)
THE premier sword and sorcery comic book from Marvel's prolific Bronze-age! Collectors hunt endlessly for issue #23 - which introduces RED SONJA! See values in our price-guide!
Daredevil
(1964 - 2010)
The Man Without Fear was one of the most original heroes introduced by Marvel in the 60's! See if you may have any of the key issues by clicking the title link!
Daring Mystery Comics
(1940 - 1942)
Fantastic thrillers from the golden age of comics! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Defenders
(1970 - 1986)
In the tradition of The Avengers, Marvel introduced "supergroup" The Defenders in the 70's. A consistently enjoyable title, #10 is a key issue in the "Avengers/Defenders War" saga! This in-demand book has been selling for respectable prices!
Detective Comics
(1937 - 2019)
This is A BIG ONE in American popular culture! Although is existed for a while, it was with issue #27 that history was made with the 1st appearance of BATMAN!! All his early appearances go for astronomical amounts! #27 is a "Holy Grail" find!
Doc Savage Comics
(1940 - 1943)
Adventure tales featuring the Doc! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Doctor Strange
(1968 - 1987)
Stories about the Earth’s Master of Mystic Arts! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Doll Man
(1941 - 1953)
Meet the superhero who isn’t afraid of showing up to work in a costume! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Dynamic Comics
(1941 - 1948)
Meet Dynamic Man and his fight for justice and peace! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Eternals
(1976 - 1978)
When Jack Kirby returned to Marvel in the mid-70's, he offered The Eternals from his ever fruitful imagination. When Gods Walked The Earth! Early issues are going up in demand and price! Click on the key issues for examples of recent sales...
Exciting Comics
(1940 - 1949)
Action packed stories from the Golden Age! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Fantastic Four
(1961 - 2015)
This is the book that ushered in the "Marvel Age of Comics!" The FF's popularity virtually changed the focus of the whole industry back to the superhero genre! So many characters made their first appearances here - these books can be a sound investment!
Fantastic Four Annual
(1963 - 2014)
The annual stories of the most loved superhero team of the universe! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Fighting Yank
(1942 - 1949)
After America's entrance into WWII, a whole bunch of patriotic heroes hit the stands - including THE FIGHTING YANK! Attractive covers by Alex Schomburg were a main draw for this series, which continue to fetch high prices! See examples- click the link!
Flash
(1959 - 1985)
DC decided to re-vamp THE FLASH in the 60's in a new incarnation from his 1940's counterpart. It became a consistently best-selling title for them for over 25 years! If you have early or key issues, there is some value there!
Flash Comics
(1939 - 2016)
DC Comics in the 40's just seemed to be racking up hit after hit, and when they introduced THE FLASH in 1939, he quickly became one of the most beloved heroes in their roster! Originals fetch top dollar! See our price guide!
Forever People
(1971 - 1972)
One of the first teams of superheroes opposing the dark forces that seek to dominate Earth! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Ghost Rider
(1973 - 1983)
An envoy from hell to protect humans! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Ghost Rider
(1950 - 1954)
Meet the first spirit of vengeance! See what different graded copies are selling for by using our online price guide!
Giant-Size X-Men
(1975 - 1999)
The introduction of the "new" X-MEN was a game changer for team books! Giant-Size X-Men #1 is one of the most in-demand comics on the market, and one of the most valuable books of the 70's! See what it has been selling for by following the link!
Golden Lad
(1945 - 1946)
See the golden-haired kid saving the day over and over! Find out what copies of this series are selling for by using our online price guide!
Green Lantern
(1960 - 1988)
DC's run of character revivals from the Golden-Age struck gold once again with their 60's re-boot of GREEN LANTERN. Great stories and art made this one an instant classic! Check what early issues and key issues are worth by clicking the title!
Green Lantern
(1941 - 1949)
Before Hal Jordan, there was Alan Scott! Follow the adventures of the first human Green Lantern! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Hangman
(1942 - 1943)
Find out about the mysterious Hangman in this limited comic book series! See what copies of this title are worth by using our online price guide.
Hawkman
(1964 - 1968)
The ever-compelling HAWKMAN re-emerged for DC in the 60's. One of the most original of the DC stable of stars, issues of his own book are always rising in value! Check our online price guide!
Hit Comics
(1940 - 1950)
You’ll find Hercules and other classic superheroes inside these pages! Find out what copies of this series are selling for by using our online price guide.
Human Torch
(1940 - 1954)
One of Timely's best-selling titles, THE HUMAN TORCH often features SUB-MARINER backup stories as an added bonus! Original issues sell for good chunk of change! Check our price guide for examples...
Incredible Hulk
(1962 - 2010)
Learn what the value of your old Hulk comics are in our FREE price guide!
Invincible
(2003 - 2018)
Meet Mark Grayson, a totally ordinary teenage boy. Or is he? See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Iron Fist
(1975 - 1977)
A true testament to the creative prowess of Marvel Comics in the Bronze-Age, Iron Fist has remained a popular fan favorite! Look out for key issue #14, in which the notorious SABRETOOTH was introduced!
Iron Man
(1968 - 1996)
When IRON MAN was given his own title in 1968, there was no looking back! There are several key issues, most notably #55 which introduced THANOS! See Quality Comix's price guide for examples of current values...
Jackpot Comics
(1941 - 1943)
Mr. Justice and Black Hood’s first appearances on stitched pages! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Journey Into Mystery
(1952 - 2013)
This title features the 1st appearance of Thor! Find out what all of the best issues are worth!
Justice League Of America
(1960 - 1987)
Perhaps the most popular "team" title ever! DC's JLA is extremely loved and very collectible with early and key issues being of high value! See examples of going prices here!
Keen Detective Funnies
(1938 - 1940)
Comedy and detective stories - all in the same place! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Leading Comics
(1941 - 1950)
1941 saw DC's Leading Comics hit the shelves. A perhaps underrated hero book which was home to SEVEN SOLDIERS OF VICTORY, with issue #15 it abruptly became strictly a "funny animal" book! All collectible, but the 1st 14 issues are the real money earners!
Marvel Comics
(1939 - 1939)
The one that started it all! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Marvel Feature
(1971 - 1973)
The Defenders made their 1st appearance in Marvel Feature #1, making collector demand for the early issues steadily increase in sale-ability and value! See the respectable dollar amount these issues are demanding in our online price guide!
Marvel Mystery Comics
(1939 - 1949)
Timely's flagship comic book! And for good reason! Great stories and characters like THE HUMAN TORCH, SUB-MARINER, THE ANGEL, THE VISION, KA-ZAR and others. All of the issues are on every Golden-Age collector's "wish list." See prices - click the link!
Marvel Premiere
(1972 - 2005)
Yet again, Marvel offered another great vehicle for introducing new characters (and reviving some older ones) in Marvel Premier! #1 formally gave us WARLOCK!#15 is the 1st appearance of IRON FIST! This title may only increase in value over time!
Marvel Previews
(2003 - 2011)
A monthly preview magazine of upcoming Marvel Comics releasing in each month's publication.
Marvel Spotlight
(1971 - 1981)
Spotlight offered comicdom the first solo appearances of many key figures in the Marvel Universe; including GHOST RIDER, MOON KNIGHT, SPIDER-WOMAN, and WEREWOLF BY NIGHT. These Bronze age books are getting hot!
Marvel Super-Heroes
(1967 - 1981)
Key issues contain the 1st appearances of CAPTAIN MARVEL and GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY! 'Nuff said!
Master Comics
(1940 - 1953)
Master Comics was an anthology comic featuring adventure and action characters, including super-heroes. It was originally published by Fawcett Publications, and was acquired by DC Comics when DC bought Fawcett's comic book assets in 1991.
Miss Fury
(2013 - 2014)
Ultra-rare female-fronted title from Timely! Miss Fury only ran for 8 issues, so buyers will not come across these too often! See some selling prices by clicking on the title!
Mister Miracle
(1971 - 1978)
From the endlessly imaginative mind of Jack Kirby sprang Mister Miracle in 1971. DC's run of Kirby's classic "Fourth World" books are enduring and appealing to collectors! See what yours may be worth!
Moon Girl
(1947 - 1949)
The princess of an isolated tribe of warrior women! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
More Fun Comics
(1936 - 2017)
A humor book at it's inception, More Fun abruptly changed course when the superhero craze took off. We got THE SPECTRE, Dr. FATE, GREEN ARROW, and JOHNNY QUICK in these pages, until switching back to a humor title.The first-rate hero books are most wanted
Mystic Comics
(1940 - 1942)
Another home for Timely's b-list superheroes - BLUE BLAZE, DYNAMIC MAN, THE BLACK MARVEL, and THE DESTROYER (well, we'll give him a B+!). Again, very obscure, but potentially a big payoff if you happen upon any issues!
National Comics
(1940 - 1949)
The first hero of America: Uncle Sam! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Nickel Comics
(1940 - 1940)
A 5 cent bi monthly comic of Golden Age that contained the adventures of Bulletman and Bulletgirl!
NYX
(2003 - 2005)
Increasingly climbing in value, the wildly popular modern Marvel series NYX is responsible for introducing X-23 in issue #3! Check out the link to see the soaring prices this book is demanding!
Pep Comics
(1940 - 1987)
An anthology series featuring some of the most important comic characters! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Savage She-Hulk
(1980 - 1982)
The original run of the She-Hulk character from the mind of the late Stan Lee
Sensation Comics
(1942 - 1952)
After being introduced in All-Star #8, DC completed their "holy three" lineup (along with Superman & Batman) by giving WONDER WOMAN a permanent home in Sensation Comics! All issues of this 40's classic fetch high prices on the market!
Shadow Comics
(1940 - 1949)
A compilation of news paper strips of the mysterious detective/hero The Shadow
Showcase
(1956 - 2016)
DC's Showcase was their premier title for introducing & re-introducing new characters in the 50's & 60's;FLASH, GREEN LANTERN, AQUAMAN, THE ATOM, THE CREEPER all emerged or re-emerged here! These key issues are very collectible!
Silver Surfer
(1968 - 1982)
Silver Surfer remains one of the most collectible characters that Marvel first presented in the 60's. Virtually every issue of his first solo series is considered a key, and a potential money-earner among comic book fans! See what yours may be worth!
Star Spangled Comics
(1941 - 1952)
Many DC heroes went through the ranks of Star Spangled. Debuting in 1941, we got STAR SPANGLED KID, NEWSBOY LEGION w/ THE GUARDIAN, ROBOTMAN, LIBERTY BELLE, & ROBIN's solo adventures! Golden-Age collectors clamor for these top-dollar books!
Startling Comics
(1940 - 1948)
Meet Captain Future and join him in his adventures! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Strange Tales
(1951 - 1999)
Beginning life as a horror title in Marvel's "Atlas" period, Strange Tales became the home for solo HUMAN TORCH stories, then introduced DOCTOR STRANGE and NICK FURY! Both incarnations are very valuable! Click the title to see...
Sub-Mariner
(1968 - 1994)
Sub Mariner is Marvel's longest running anti-hero, created in 1939 and revived many times. This title started in 1968 and remains a fan fave, with key issues going for top dollar! He battles TIGER SHARK, THE HULK, THE THING, and humankind in general!
Sub-Mariner Comics
(1941 - 1955)
Sub-Mariner Comics was another huge hit for Timely! He started out hating ALL of humanity...until the Nazi's came along, then they became his prime target (thank goodness!). Many issues contain backup stories of THE ANGEL. All worth money!
Super-Mystery Comics
(1940 - 1949)
Ace Magzines completely nailed the concept of a multi niche comic book series which made this comic book what it is today. Super Mystery Comics has a huge fan following because of its age and the multiple niches it caters to.
Superboy
(1900 - 2003)
Superboy proved to be so popular that DC gave him his own title in 1949. Always a good bit of fun, key issues gave us 1st appearances of BIZARRO, SHAR-LA, PETE ROSS & MON-EL! Yours may be worth money - see the price guide!
Superman
(1900 - 2017)
After the overwhelming success of The Man Of Steel in Action Comics, DC wisely gave SUPERMAN his own title! Ceaselessly collectible, the first 100 issues are the most coveted and valuable!
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane
(1958 - 1974)
Superman was SO bankable for DC, that they started giving supporting characters their own titles, LOIS LANE among them. The earlier issues hold the most value, plus the infamous "blackface" issue #106, considered a major faux-pas from DC!
Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen
(1954 - 1974)
After Superboy, Jimmy Olsen was the next Superman supporting character to be given his own comic. Often whimsical, there are plenty of cameos from The Big Guy himself! Things got weird when Jimmy entered Kirby's "Fourth World" storyline. Early issues =$$$
Tales To Astonish
(1959 - 1968)
A Marvel monster book that changed direction as superheroes became popular. Issue #27 gave us Henry Pym, who became ANT-MAN, the star of the book. Then came GIANT MAN, and THE HULK and SUB MARINER. This book's key issues still demand top dollar!
The Black Terror
(1943 - 1949)
Action-packed tales featuring such characters as the Crime Crushers, Bobo the Hobo, and the Black Terror! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
Thor
(1966 - 2011)
Long considered Marvel's "Marquee" title, it's dynamic storytelling and art make THOR a collectible favorite, with many key issues selling for high prices! Click the title and follow current market value!
Thrilling Comics
(1940 - 1951)
Thrilling Comics had a pretty successful run as it had a total of 80 issues. This series also featured the first appearances of many modern day comic book characters by DC Comics.
Top Notch Comics
(1939 - 1944)
Meet The Black Hood and join him in his adventures! See what copies that are floating around are selling for by using our online price guide!
USA Comics
(1941 - 1945)
Timely title featuring new characters (THE DEFENDER, CAPTAIN TERROR, THE VICTORY BOYS, etc.), but ended up being fronted by the known quantity CAPT. AMERICA! Still, it had some good backup stories of THE WHIZZER in later issues. Getting rarer daily!
Victory Comics
(1941 - 1941)
A very underappreciated Comic book series with a lot of history featuring the artwork by the talented Bill Everett. We have recently observed an increase in price but considering the history this series had, its negligible.
Wonder Comics
(1944 - 1948)
Wonder Comics being a Golden Age War comic book series is very hard to find on the comic book markets regardless of the history and legacy this series has. Wonder Comics rarely appears on the market and is sought out by many collectors out there.
Wonder Woman
(1942 - 2011)
A fan favorite, DC decided to give WONDER WOMAN her own book in 1940. The series took a brief left turn in the late 60's when WW gave up her powers, and the book changed it's name to "Diana Prince : Wonder Woman." 1940's issues are top collectors items!
World's Best Comics
(1941 - 1941)
The rarest of the rare in Golden Age collectibles, this 1 issue of World's Best was the prototype for what became World's Finest Comics - the book that teamed-up Superman & Batman! See the top prices this one-off is going for by following the title link!
World's Finest Comics
(1941 - 1997)
DC's enduring, long-running Superman-Batman team-up title! All the 1940's Golden-Age issues are getting harder to find, and demanding high prices! Examples of key issues and current values are searchable on Quality Comix's online price guide!
Wow Comics
(1940 - 1948)
Wow Comics feature the appearance of Pre DC comic book characters which are now sought by many modern day DC fans and collectors out there.
X-Mas Comics
(1947 - 1951)
X-Mas Comics featured a collection of early appearance of Captain Marvel. Despite the fact this series had only 7 issues, Xmas Comics is loved by many. However, it seldom appears on the market.
X-Men
(1963 - 2010)
Kicking-off the "Mutant" craze, when X-MEN premiered in 1963, it was so different from any other team book on the market. It's consistent originality has made it one of the most important comics, spawning off-shoots. Key issues fetch big bucks!
Yankee Comics
(1941 - 1942)
Yankee Doodle Jones wasn't a successful hit in the comic book market and has made very little appearance after the four short running issues of Yankee Comics. This series seldom appears in the market and have a hard time selling.
Yellowjacket Comics
(1944 - 1946)
A Super Hero Anthology Comic published by a company that became Charlton Comics