The Black Terror

What's The Black Terror #1 worth in 2024?

An 8.5 book of issue #1 of Black Terror Vol. 1 was sold for $9,000 in June 2021, hugely increasing its $2,700 price from 2003. A mid range copy with a 5.5 rating was sold for $1,680 in November 2020, more than doubling its $651 value from 2013.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #1 of Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in 1942. It was written, penciled and inked by Richard Hughes, Elmer Wexler, Donald Bayne Hobart, Kerry McRoberts, Al Camy, Russell Stanton, and Rusty Meredith.

Key Facts About the Comic

The comics feature the adventures of Black Terror, a hero that fights the Nazi forces.

Story Synopsis

1. Black Terror story "Trupp, the Master Saboteur"

2. Black Terror story "The Concentration Camp Crackout"

3. Black Terror story "The Caucasian Japanese"

4. Crime Crushers story "Introducing the Crime Crushers"

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What's The Black Terror #2 worth in 2024?

Only a handful of copies of issue #2 of Black Terror Vol. 1 have been sold at auction. The highest quality is a 7.0 sold in December 2018 for $2,150, greatly increasing its $552 price from 2007. The lowest quality book is a 2.5 copy, sold for $209 in August 2015.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #2 of Black Terror Vol. 2 was published in June 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Elmer Wexler, Richard Hughes, William McClellan, Al Camy, and Victor E. Pazmiño.

Key Facts About the Comic

Although the comic was first released in 1942, the second issue wasn’t released until June 1943.

Story Synopsis

1. Black Terror story "Chaos On the Calcutta Road"

2. Black Terror story "The Plot of Mr. Karabi"

3. Black Terror story "In Defense of Russia"

4. Crime Crushers story "The Case of the Dead Dog"

5. Frankie Fiction story "His Amazing Adventures With Story Book Heroes"

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What's The Black Terror #3 worth in 2024?

The highest quality book of issue #3 of Black Terror Vol. 1 is an 8.0 copy, sold for $2,000 in August 2016, slightly increasing its value of $1,554 from earlier that same year. A 5.5 copy sold for $660 in May 2019, selling only once; and a 3.5 was sold for $260 in June 2013, again selling only once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #3 of Black Terror Vol. 2 was published in August 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Elmer Wexler, Richard Hughes, William McClellan, Al Camy, and Victor E. Pazmiño.

Key Facts About the Comic

With this issue, the publication rate is set at bi-monthly releases.

Story Synopsis

1. Black Terror story "The Lunchtime Follies"

2. Black Terror story "Killer Apes on the Loose"

3. Black Terror story "Wartime London"

4. Crime Crushers story "Death at the Ballet"

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What's The Black Terror #4 worth in 2024?

A mint-condition copy of issue #4 of The Black Terror with a 9.2 rating had a price of $2,390 as of February 2016. Another copy, rated 7.0, was sold in September 2019 for $786. And a 3.0 copy sold for $428 in October 2020. There’s only one recorded auction price for each book.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #4 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in November 1943. It was written, penciled and inked by Richard Hughes, Chuck Stanley, Michael O'Brien, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting criminals inside of a submarine.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "Look Out for Water"

2. Black Terror story "Tank Saboteurs"

3. Black Terror story "Mexican Carnival"

4. Crime Crushers story "Death!"

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What's The Black Terror #5 worth in 2024?

The top price for issue #5 of The Black Terror is $3,360 for an 8.0 copy, sold in November 2021. A 5.5 issue had an April 2007 price of $252; and a 3.5 copy was valued at $205 as of March 2013. All three issues were sold only once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #5 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in February 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Richard Hughes, Morley Burroughs, and Tex Mumford.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting Japanese soldiers in a laboratory.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "Adventure in Europe"

2. Black Terror story "The Invisible Cloak"

3. Black Terror story "Amnesia"

4. Crime Crushers story "Horse Traders"

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What's The Black Terror #6 worth in 2024?

The highest rated copy of issue #6 of The Black Terror is a 7.0 book, sold for $885 in September 2010. However, the top price for that issue is a 6.0 copy with a price of $1,475 as of October 2019. The lowest rated copy is a 2.0, sold for $403 in August 2020. All three prices are the only recorded value for each issue.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #6 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in May 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Richard Hughes, Tex Mumford, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting what seem to be Nazi fighters over sea.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "Adventure in Occupied Greece"

2. Black Terror story "The Invisible Cloak"

3. Black Terror story "Dr. Kambi"

4. Crime Crushers story "Backstage Drama"

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What's The Black Terror #7 worth in 2024?

The top price for issue #7 of Black Cat was $2,032 for a 9.0 rated book sold in February 2015. A 5.5 copy had a price of $1,000 as of December 2021, after increasing its value from $657 in 2016, and a 0.5 rated book sold in December 2017 for $80. The highest and lowest quality copies were sold only once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #7 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in August 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles S. Strong, Richard Hughes, Ken Battefield, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Donald Bayne Hobart, Walt Wilson, and August Froehlich.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting Japanese air pilots on top of their planes.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The Adventure of the Kidnaped Airplane"

2. Black Terror story "South American Trap"

3. Black Terror story "Occupied France"

4. The Ghost story "The Dorma Concerto"

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What's The Black Terror #8 worth in 2024?

A 9.4 copy of issue #8 of The Black Terror was valued at $7,927 as of March 2014, hugely increasing its value of $2,588 from February 2004. A 5.5 copy had a price of $631 as of January 2016, also increasing its earlier value of $461 from 2013. The lowest quality book is a 2.0 copy, sold for $510 in April 2019, an increase from its 2018 price of $325.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #8 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in November 1944. It was written, penciled and inked by Capt. Kerry McRoberts, John X. Connors, Larry Latham, and Ed Moritz.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting an invasion of Nazi planes.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "A murderous plot against America's war wounded..."

2. Black Terror story "There's no deadlier combination than Nazi treachery and Jap brutality--"

3. Black Terror story "When a gang of super-criminals plots to steal..."

4. Hale of the Herald story "Invisibility pills provide a weapon..."

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What's The Black Terror #9 worth in 2024?

The highest price for a copy of issue #9 of The Black Terror is $1,550, for an 8.0 rated copy sold in June 2019. That same book sold in 2013 for $1,265. Another book, rated 5.5, sold only once for $625 in November 2020. And a 1.8 copy had a value of $205 as of May 2019, again selling only once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #9 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in February 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles Roberts, Richard Hughes, Tex Mumford, and August Froehlich.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting Japanese soldiers that are holding hostage some American soldiers.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "Can the Terror Twins overcome the mighty power of harnessed lightning..."

2. Black Terror story "Scene...America!"

3. Black Terror story "When Jap science hatches a new machine..."

4. Thunderhoof story "This was a frontier never to be revived..."

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What's The Black Terror #10 worth in 2024?

The highest recorded price for a copy of issue #10 of The Black Terror is $1,312 for an 8.5 book, sold in December 2011. A 5.0 book was sold in January 2015 for $215; and a 1.5 copy had a price of $125 in April 2020. All three copies were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #10 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in May 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Richard Hughes, Capt. Kerry McRoberts, Bob Stanwood, Al Camy, and Drew Coleman.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting Nazi soldiers at the docks.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The sands of defeat run very low for the Nazi hangmen..."

2. Black Terror story "Writhing like a wounded serpent..."

3. Black Terror story "The lust for power sometimes drives men to..."

4. Jimmy Cole story "A brave boy patriot uses flying fists..."

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What's The Black Terror #11 worth in 2024?

Only mid to high rating copies of issue #11 of The Black Terror have been sold at auction, with the highest one being a 9.6 copy, sold in November 2021 for $4,080. The lowest rated copy with a recorded auction sale is a 5.0 book, sold in March 2018 for $275, representing a small increase from its 2016 value of $203.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #11 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in August 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Ed Moritz, Charles S. Strong, Tex Mumford, Victor E. Pazmiño, William B. McClellan, and Jim Davis.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror stopping a jewelry robbery and fighting some robbers.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "vs the Voice"

2. Black Terror unnamed story

3. Mortimer Magic unnamed story

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What's The Black Terror #12 worth in 2024?

An 8.0 rated copy of issue #12 of The Black Terror had a price of $1,140 as of August 2019. That’s the only price for that copy’s sale. A 5.0 copy was sold for $263 in September 2019, increasing its 2011 price of $150, and a 3.0 had a price of $340 as of February 2021, also increasing its 2019 price of $232.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #12 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in November 1945. It was written, penciled and inked by Ed Moritz, Ed Hamilton, Charles S. Strong, and Charles Stoddard.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features kids watching Black Terror fight crime on a TV.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "vs Dr Ghoul"

2. Black Terror “Human life holds little value among spies!"

3. Black Terror story "A Jap plot to poison America's top military officials..."

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What's The Black Terror #13 worth in 2024?

The top price for a copy of issue #13 of The Black Terror is $633 for a 9.2 copy sold in August 2005; a slight increase from its 2004 price of $563. A 7.0 book had a price of $408 as of July 2020, selling only once; and a 4.0 had an April 2021 price of $177, decreasing its $270 price from 2020.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #13 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in January 1946. It was written, penciled and inked by Ed Moritz, Bob Stanwood, Edmond Hamilton, Garry Bartlett, Al Camy, and Frank Coleton.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror stopping a car to avoid children getting hit.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror unnamed story

2. Black Terror unnamed story

3. Black Terror unnamed story

4. Crime Crushers unnamed story

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What's The Black Terror #14 worth in 2024?

The highest quality copy of issue #14 of The Black Terror is a 9.4 book with an April 2005 price of $1,413, increasing its 2004 value of $1,026. A 4.0 copy had a December 2016 price of $180, also increasing its earlier value of $120 from 2014. The lowest quality book is a 2.5 rated copy, sold in April 2021 for $195, once again increasing its earlier price of $103 from 2018.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #14 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in April 1946. It was written, penciled and inked by Edmond Hamilton, Ed Moritz, Chuck Stanley, William B. McClellan, Richard Hughes, August Froehlich, and Charles B. Strong.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror stopping two goons from kidnapping a lady.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story “When a group of hardened pistoleers..."

2. Black Terror story "The Black Terror--mighty battler against all evil!"

3. Black Terror story "The years of struggle have ended with America at last at peace!"

4. Thunderhoof story "Dusk falls over the western hills..."

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What's The Black Terror #15 worth in 2024?

The top price for issue #15 of The Black Terror is $675. That was for a 9.0 copy sold in December 2008, an increase from its 2006 value of $508. A 6.0 copy had a price of $528 as of December 2020, increasing its 2017 price of $335; and a 2.5 copy was sold in November 2020 for $164, once again increasing its value of $94 from 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #15 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in July 1946. It was written, penciled and inked by Gerald Devers, Charles S. Strong, Richard Hughes, August Froehlich, Sylvester Joyce, Don Christiensen.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror fighting goons in a lab.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story “Mild-mannered druggist Bob Benton is really none other..."

2. Black Terror story "One of the Army's most guarded weapons..."

3. Black Terror story "The Nazis didn't have a chance to use the Tremorade..."

4. Thunderhoof story "Few but the oldest settlers will remember..."

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What's The Black Terror #16 worth in 2024?

The highest quality and price for issue #16 of The Black Terror belongs to a 9.2 book, that had a price of $1,260 as of October 2019. A 5.5 copy sold in March 2019 for $200; and a 3.5 book was valued at $110 as of December 2017. All three prices are for each book’s only recorded sale.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #16 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in October 1946. It was written, penciled and inked by Mike Suchorsky, Gerald Devers, Harris Steinbrook, Ed Moritz, Harris Steinbrook, and Sam Brant.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror hitting a strength-meter with a goon.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story “Amidst winking lights and jostling crowds..."

2. Black Terror story "The Peril of the ‘Patriotic Americans’”

3. Black Terror story "They call themselves the "we-do-it" boys…”

4. Little Ugh story "Uh-uh! Better not!"

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What's The Black Terror #17 worth in 2024?

The top price for issue #17 of The Black Terror is a nice $3,500 for a 9.4 copy sold in December 2011. A 7.5 book held a price of $196 as of November 2004, while a 4.0 copy, the lowest quality book sold at auction, had a price of $180 as of March 2013.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #17 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in January 1947. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles S. Strong, Donald Bayne Hobart, Cal Howard, Helen Houghton, William B. McClellan, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror hitting a cave man that’s covering a woman in liquid plastic.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror unnamed story

2. Black Terror unnamed story

3. Black Terror unnamed story

4. Crime Crushers unnamed story

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What's The Black Terror #18 worth in 2024?

The highest quality copy of issue #18 of The Black Terror is a 9.4 rated copy, sold for $1,434 in February 2009. That price is an increase from its 2004 value of $748. Another copy, rated 6.5, sold only once in February 2016 for $230. And a 3.0 book had a price of $79 as of March 2013, again selling only one time.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #18 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in April 1947. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles S. Strong, Donald Bayne Hobart, Cal Howard, Helen Houghton, William B. McClellan, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror landing on a plane that’s being flown by two goons.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story “What is this strange and terrible malady..."

2. Black Terror story "When a vicious plot threatens disaster..."

3. Black Terror story "The frozen wastes of the far north..."

4. Crime Crushers story "When a big time gambler decides to..."

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What's The Black Terror #19 worth in 2024?

Only a handful of copies of issue #19 of The Black Terror have been sold at auction: the highest quality one is an 8.0 book, sold for $335 in December 2006. The lowest is a 2.0 rated copy, sold for $175 in April 2020. Both copies were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #19 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in July 1947. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles S. Strong, Donald Bayne Hobart, Cal Howard, Helen Houghton, William B. McClellan, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror susprising a man that was at shooting his bed, trying to kill him in his sleep.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The Crooks Who Would Be Kings"

2. Black Terror story "Formula For a Get-Away"

3. Black Terror story "Steeplechase of Crime"

4. Crime Crushers unnamed story

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What's The Black Terror #20 worth in 2024?

The highest quality book of issue #20 of The Black Terror is only a 7.5 book, that had a price of $1,750 as of December 2019. The issue has been sold twice but with no important change on its price. A 5.5 copy held a price of $630 as of November 2020, increasing its 2016 value of $485. And a 3.0 book is valued at $480 as of April 2019, being the only time it was sold.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #20 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in October 1947. It was written, penciled and inked by Charles S. Strong, Donald Bayne Hobart, Cal Howard, Helen Houghton, William B. McClellan, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror aiming a gun at a hooded man who’s holding a blonde woman hostage.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "You'll Die Laughing"

2. Black Terror story "Trouble Down Mexico Way"

3. Black Terror story "The Golden Doom"

4. Scarab unnamed story

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What's The Black Terror #21 worth in 2024?

The top price for issue #21 of The Black Terror is $4,320, paid in November 2021 for a 9.4 copy from The Promise Collection, which only sold that one time. A 5.5 book had a price of $231 as of November 2014, increasing its 2013 value of $99. And a 2.5 book was sold in July 2018 for $230, only changing hands once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #21 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in January 1948. It was written, penciled and inked by Sheldon Moldoff, Ralph Mayo, and Bob Oksner.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror stopping a bullet from a man holding a woman hostage in one hand, and a gun in the other.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The Thieving Leprechauns"

2. Black Terror story "A Race With Death"

3. Black Terror story "Funny Man Murder"

4. Miss Masque story "Ring of Death"

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What's The Black Terror #22 worth in 2024?

A 9.0 copy of issue #22 of The Black Terror is valued at $1,072 as of March 2013. Another book, rated 5.5, was sold for $200 in February 2017. And a 4.0 book had an October 2021 price of $432. All three books have only been sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #22 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in March 1948. It was written, penciled and inked by Sheldon Moldoff, Ralph Mayo, Frank Roslyn, Frank Frazetta, Charles Stewart, and Jules Steiner.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror whacking an armed goon that’s threatening a woman.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The Dream Maker"

2. Black Terror story "Violins For Villainy"

3. Black Terror story "On the Record"

4. Crime Professor story "A Gun for the Professor"

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What's The Black Terror #23 worth in 2024?

Issue #23 of The Black Terror has one of the highest prices of the series, with a 9.6 book being valued at $7,200 as of November 2021 and being sold just that one time. A 5.5 book was sold in September 2021 for $314, again being sold only once. And a 4.0 copy had a price of $186 as of April 2020, an increase from its 2018 value of $143. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #23 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in June 1948. It was written, penciled and inked by Mort Meskin, Jerry Robinson, Charles Stewart, Vic Prezio, Oliver Buchanan, Stan Aschmeier, and Jules Steiner.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Black Terror swinging on a rope with Jean Starr holding on to him.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "Eye of the Lady Serpent!"

2. Black Terror story "The Road To Revenge"

3. Black Terror story "Danger In the Air"

4. Space Speedsters story "End of the World"

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What's The Black Terror #24 worth in 2024?

The highest quality and price for issue #24 of The Black Terror is an 8.0 rated copy, which sold for $2,760 in January 2022, more than double its 2016 value of $1,016. A 5.5 book had a February 2016 price of $395, slightly increasing its 2015 value of $336. The lowest quality copy is a 3.0 book, valued at $311 in September 2019, with that being the only time it changed hands.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #24 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in September 1948. It was written, penciled and inked by Mort Meskin, Jerry Robinson, William McClellan, George Roussos, Ralph Mayo, Chuck Stanley, and Donald Boyne Hobart.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features Jean Starr tied in a bed and Black Terror fighting her captor.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 2-3 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "Lady Serpent Strikes!"

2. Black Terror story "The Revenge of Red Ann"

3. Black Terror story "Plundering Pooch"

4. Crime Crushers story "Aerial Acrobats"

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What's The Black Terror #25 worth in 2024?

Only a handful of copies of issue #25 of The Black Terror have been sold at auction, with the highest rating being a 9.4 book that sold in November 2021 for $2,400. A 5.5 copy had a price of $271 as of December 2020; and an incomplete 0.5 copy had a price of $160 as of January 2022. All three issues have only changed hands once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #25 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in December 1948. It was written, penciled and inked by Ruben Moriera, Jerry Robinson, Mort Meskin, Charles S. Strong, George Roussos, Mort Lawrence, Donald Bayne Hobart, and Al Camy.

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features people around Black Terror with “Vote for Black Terror” posters.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 4 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The Nameless Men"

2. Black Terror story "The Girl Who Cleared Her Name"

3. Black Terror story "The Last Chance"

4. Black Terror story "The Winston Murder"

5. Spectro story "The Case of the Jealous Clown"

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What's The Black Terror #26 worth in 2024?

The top price for a copy of issue #26 of The Black Terror is $1,020, paid for a 9.2 copy in November 2019. In April 2020, a 6.0 copy was sold for $228; while a 4.5 copy, the lowest quality sold at auction, had a price of $159 as of November 2017. There’s only one recorded price for each book.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #26 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in April 1949. It was written, penciled and inked by George Tuska, Jerry Robinson, Mort Meskin, Charles S. Strong, H. R. Karp, Irving Karp, and Art Helfant.

Key Facts About the Comic

This issue came out a month later than expected. It was supposed to be released in March 1949 to continue with the 4-issues-a-year rate, but the printer was starting to suffer and the release was delayed.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 4 Black Terror stories, and another story with different characters.

1. Black Terror story "The Wrong Murder"

2. Black Terror story "Handicap To Murder"

3. Black Terror story "The Haunted House"

4. Black Terror story "Brute of the Bayou"

5. Phineas the Parrot story "Fortunes Told"

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What's The Black Terror #27 worth in 2024?

Only three copies of issue #27 of The Black Terror have been sold at auction, with the highest rated one being an 8.0 copy, sold for $258 in September 2007. The other two are a 6.5 and a 6.0, sold for $520 and $81, respectively. All three issues were only sold once.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Issue #27 of The Black Terror Vol. 1 was published in June 1949. It was written, penciled and inked by George Tuska, Jerry Robinson, Mort Meskin, Charles S. Strong, H. R. Karp, Irving Karp, and Art Helfant.

Key Facts About the Comic

This is the last issue of the series, being canceled after a drop in its sales.

Story Synopsis

The issue features 4 Black Terror stories.

1. Black Terror story "The Haunt of Kowanchoe"

2. Black Terror story "The Cheat of Chinatown"

3. Black Terror text story "Professor's Secret"

4. Black Terror story "Clash by Night"

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