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X-Men

Marvel // September 1963 - January 1981
Issue count: 141

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!

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X-Men

A truly revolutionary idea for a superhero team at the time, in 1963 Stan Lee and Jack Kirby gave us the first incarnation of the X-MEN!

A subspecies of humans with extraordinary “abilities,” of which a handful are chosen as teenagers to attend Charles Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters. Xavier himself is aware that there is a proliferation of evil “mutants” that never learned to control their powers, and are now running amok in the general population using their abilities for criminal gain, or, in the more psychotic of their rank, just to generally destroy humanity - it may be too late for some of these baddies, but Xavier figures he must take action and provide a moral compass and learning environment for the younger mutants if there will be any hope of stopping those who have gone to the dark side (eventually collectively known as The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants)…

Thus, in X-Men #1, we meet Xavier’s inaugural freshman class of teenagers : Scott Summers, “Cyclops”- who, if not wearing special protective eyewear, will shoot a red-hot uncontrollable laser beam from his eyes; Jean Grey, “Marvel Girl” - who has the ability to move objects and create force fields with her mind; Warren Worthington III, “Angel” - who actually has a set of wings sprouting from his back, which of course allows him the ability to fly; Bobby Drake, “Iceman” - who can turn the outer part of his body into ice, freeze things, and construct large objects and structures out of ice; Hank McCoy, “Beast” - a very large - and eventually hairy and blue - young man with super strength and agility in all of his limbs.

While still in “training,” the team, now dubbed The X-Men, for the first time come up against some of the most recognizable and recurring villains in the X-Universe : Magneto (their arch nemesis), The Blob, Quicksilver and his sister, The Scarlet Witch (yup - they were evil mutants to begin with), The Juggernaut, The Sentinels… and we met a few future X-Men along the way : Banshee, Sunfire, Havoc…

In the late 60’s, fortunes changed for the X-Men sales-wise, and a last effort was made to resurrect interest in the title by bringing in some heavy hitters - critic’s darling artists Jim Steranko and Neal Adams both had a stab at it, along with more contemporary scripting from Denny O’Neil, but, despite being great stuff, the plug was pulled on new material, and beginning with issue #67, the title went into reprint limbo…

But the story would have an epic second act.

With Giant-Size X-Men #1 from 1975, writer Len Wein and artist Dave Cockrum introduced a new team that starred in a revival of The X-Men (continuing the numbering from the older series, resuming with issue #94).

This new team replaced the previous members with the exception of Cyclops, who remained. This team differed greatly from the original. Unlike in the early issues of the original series, the new team was not made up of teenagers. Each new member was from a different country with varying cultural and philosophical beliefs, and all were already well-versed in using their mutant powers, several being experienced in combat.

Another major difference is that unlike the original X-Men, The "All-New, All-Different" X-Men team was composed of a Soviet/Russian atheist, a German blue demon-like creature, a female African Kenyan-American woman, an Irish Catholic, an Apache Native American, a Japanese male and a Canadian agent as its members.

This re-boot, starring Cyclops, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Storm, Banshee, Thunderbird, Sunfire, and Wolverine proved to be one of the biggest phenomenons to happen in comics (and cinema, as it turns out!) - prompting almost too many offshoots to count - up until present day.

But Giant-Size X-men #1 is the book that started it all, and new stories continued in the regular title starting with issue #94.


Of note in this second series is the long, critically acclaimed run by writer/artist team Chris Claremont and John Byrne, within which is the oft-referred-to “Dark Phoenix Saga.”


The rest is history still being written!

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Issue #1

What's X-Men #1 worth in 2024?

While there is no known value for the original X-Men #1 in mint condition, we estimate a value of well over $500,000. The highest valued copy, a Pacific Coast edition, was rated a CGC 9.8 NM/M and sold for $492,938 in July 2012. Slightly more recently a CGC 9.2 that originally sold for $23,000 back in 2004 sold for $128,000 in September 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The first introduction of the X-Men happened in 1963 with X-Men #1, featuring Professor X, Cyclops, Iceman, Angel, Beast, Marvel Girl, and Magneto. Later renamed in October 1978 to "The Uncanny X-Men" with issue #114, X-Men #1 follows Professor X and his first day hosting class for teens with strange abilities.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$3,225 $5,625 $10,475 $26,350 $153,125 $871,999

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Issue #2

What's X-Men #2 worth in 2024?

Of the 1,534 unretouched Universal rated copies of X-Men #2, there are only two that have been rated as a 9.8 NM/M. One of those CGC 9.8 rated copies sold for $46,000 in November 2013. More recently, a 9.4 sold for $8,500 in September 2019. Of note, the highest CGC rated U.K variant was rated at a 8.0 VF.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The second installment to the very first run of the X-Men series was published by Marvel Comics in November of 1963. This is the second appearance of the X-Men, and the introduction of the notorious villain The Vanisher. Keep an eye out at the end for advertisements for Human Torch, Thor, and The Avengers.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$275 $425 $650 $1,875 $8,500 $60,000

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Issue #3

What's X-Men #3 worth in 2024?

There have been five copies of X-Men #3 rated at a 9.8 NM/M and only one copy from the U.K variant rated at an 8.0 VF by the CGC. A 9.8 Pacific Coast edition sold for $35,505 in March of 2017. More recently, a 9.4 Circle 8 pedigree sold for $7,200. The lowest rated CGC copy was evaluated at a .5 Incomplete, by classified as part of the Sgnt series and was signed by Stan Lee. That copy sold for $93 in November 2008 and was resold in January 2018 for $190.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Marvel Comics released X-Men #3 in early 1964 for a cover price of $.12 USD. Edited by the legendary Stan Lee, "Beware of the Blob!" features the X-Men investigating a report of a mutant that is part of a traveling carnival. Professor X, The Angel, The Beast, Cyclops, Marvel Girl (Jean Grey,) and Iceman are all featured.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$250 $350 $500 $1,050 $4,100 $75,000

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Issue #4

What's X-Men #4 worth in 2024?

X-Men #4 has no known mint-condition value, but there have been two copies rated at a CGC 9.8 NM in the U.S. and three rated at an 8.0 VF for the U.K variant. One of those 9.8 copies sold for $26,290 in July 2012. A year earlier a 9.6 Twin Cities sold for $22,705, while more recently a 9.4 sold for $19,600 in September 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In 1964 Marvel Comics introduced Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and Toad as members of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants in X-Men #4. The X-Men must face off against Magneto and his Brotherhood in South America to save Santo Marco, and Professor X seems to lose his mental powers!

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$350 $575 $925 $3,100 $19,600 $26,290

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Issue #5

What's X-Men #5 worth in 2024?

 

There is no known mint condition value of X-Men #5, as the highest rating from the CGC was a 9.8 NM/M. The Pacific Coast 9.8 sold for $10,755 in July 2012. The only unretouched, completely intact CGC 8.5 was originally sold for $422 in 2002, and has gone through multiple owners over the years, with a high sale value of $1,030 and an October 2019 sale price of $886.

Why is this comic book valuable?

In their last battle against Magneto, Professor Charles Xavier  The X-Men battled against Magento The X-Men struggle to move forward in this May 1964 edition of Marvel Comics' X-Men #5. Magneto faces off against the X-Men, tricking them into an athletic event and kidnapping Angel. The team attempts to trade Toad and rescue Angel on Asteroid M, where they face off against The Brotherhood.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$150 $175 $325 $825 $2,950 $12,400

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Issue #6

What's X-Men #6 worth in 2024?

There isnt a known mint condition value for X-Men #6. The CGC has rated 4 copies as a 9.8 NM/M, and only one U.K variant as a 7.5 VF-. The Pacific Coast 9.8 was sold for $9,560 in July 2012. Two CGC 9.6 copies were sold for $4,600 in May 2005 and July 2006. More recently, a 9.6 copy sold for the price of $4,047 in September 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

 

X-Men #6 from Marvel Comics was published in July 1964, and features the first crossover with the X-Men and Sub-Mariner. Magneto invades Namor's realm, inviting The Sub-Mariner to join his Mutant Brotherhood. After the X-Men attack the Brotherhood, The Sub-Mariner decides not to join either side.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$100 $200 $400 $625 $2,800 $20,553

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Issue #7

What's X-Men #7 worth in 2024?

X-Men #7 has no known mint condition value, with the highest-rated CGC evaluation is a NM+ 9.6 that sold for $8,788 in September 2019. A Don/Maggie Thompson Collection that was rated at a 9.2 sold for $1,195 in February 2014. A CGC rated 9.4 sold for the price of $2,645 in 2002, changing hands almost every year until it was bought for $2,032 in February 2018.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Marvel Comics introduced Zelda and Bernard the Poet in September 1964's X-Men #7. The first class of X-Men are graduating from Professor Xavier's school for mutants, which Professor X sees as a great time for a break, putting Cyclops in charge and showing him a mutant-detecting machine, Cerebro.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$50 $125 $225 $625 $2,025 $8,788

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Issue #8

What's X-Men #8 worth in 2024?

The highest-rated X-Men #8 sold for #11,251 in November 2011, with a CGC rating of 9.8 NM/M. A year later, a Pacific Coast 9.8 sold for the price of $7,768 in July 2012. More recently, an unretouched CGC 9.4 was sold for $1,320 in February 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The first appearance of Unus the Untouchable came from Marvel Comics in November 1964. Unus cannot be touched, and tries to join the Brotherhood so he can take on the X-Men. After being attacked by a mutant hating crowd, Beast quits the X-Men.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $100 $175 $475 $1,325 $11,251

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Issue #9

What's X-Men #9 worth in 2024?

X-Men #9 has only three CGC rated 9.8 NM/M copies in existence so far. A Pacific Coast 9.8 sold for $13,145 in July 2012. Copies rated at a 9.6 have seen a steady climb, selling for $4,000 in 2006 and for the price of $5,900 in September 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

January 1965 brought the collaboration of The Avengers and the X-Men. Iron man, Captain America, Thor, and Giant Man meet the team in X-Men #9. Professor X squares off against Lucifer, who cost him the ability to use his legs. The Avengers and the X-Men meet when Lucifer attempts to blow up the entire world with a giant thermal bomb.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $175 $350 $575 $2,075 $13,145

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Issue #10

What's X-Men #10 worth in 2024?

 

A CGC Near Mint/Mint 9.8 X-Men #10 sold for $16,250 in October 2011. To date, a Pacific Coast CGC 9.8 sold for July 2012, whereas more recently a 9.6 was sold for $3,544 and a 9.4 rose in value from $50 in 2006 to $3,000 in August 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The X-Men head to the Antarctic in March 1965 in X-Men #10. The team heads to the Savage Land to meet Ka-Zar, but end up having to save Angel and Jean Gray from being sacrificed by the Swamp Men.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $75 $175 $425 $2,350 $16,250

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Issue #11

What's X-Men #11 worth in 2024?

There is only one copy of X-Men #11 that has been rated as a CGC 9.8 NM/M, which sold for $9,560 in July 2012. The issue has retained its value over the years, as a 9.6 that sold for the price of $5,655 recently sold for $7,770 in September 2019. Considered a real steal, a CGC A 9.4 with a trimmed cover sold for $207 in February 2004.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Professor X finds a mutant new to Earth in Marvel Comics’ May 1965 edition of X-Men #11. The Stranger finds Magneto and the Brotherhood, and takes Magneto and Toad during a clash between the Brotherhood and the X-Men. Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch leave the Brotherhood and The Stranger takes Magneto with him into space.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $100 $175 $375 $2,725 $9,560

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Issue #12

What's X-Men #12 worth in 2024?

While the first 9.8 CGC rated X-Men #12 sold for $8,963 in November 2010, a Pacific Coast 9.8 NM/M sold for $43,700 in September 2019. The value of an 9.6 hovers around $11,054 as of February 2018, and copies rated between 9.0 and 9.6 sell for around $2,000.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The X-Men are preparing for an assault on their home base in Marvel Comics' X-Men #12. Sold for $.12 USD in July 1965, #12 tells the story of Charles Xavier's stepbrother. A bully growing up, eventually, he grew up to be the unstoppable Juggernaut.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$200 $325 $575 $1,200 $5,100 $43,700

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Issue #13

What's X-Men #13 worth in 2024?

No copy of X-Men #13 has been rated in mint condition, but three copies have been rated at a CGC 9.8 NM/M. A CGC 9.8 sold for the price of $11,353 in July 2012. The value of a CGC 9.6 has held steady over the years, as a 9.6 sold for $3,905 in 2002, and more recently for $3,900 in September 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #13 picks up where #12 left off in Marvel Comics' issue from September 1965. The Mansion is under siege by Professor X's stepbrother The Juggernaut. The X-Men are struggling to take him down, until Human Torch lends a hand.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $75 $150 $325 $1,850 $25,000

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Issue #14

What's X-Men #14 worth in 2024?

There has been only one X-Men #14 that has been rated at a Near Mint/Mint 9.8, which sold for $43,200 in September 2019. Just months earlier, the highest-rated issue was a 9.6 that sold for $6,700. A special note: In May 2006 a CGC A 9.6 with a trimmed cover sold for $329.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Two months are spaced between the previous issue and the November 1965 X-Men #14 from Marvel Comics. Professor X calls out anthropologist Dr. Trask, who has built robots named The Sentinels that capture and nullify mutants. The Sentinels try to take over, and when a robot falls and captures Trask, they return to their base, where the X-Men find a complex stocked with weaponry aimed at the X-Men.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $100 $250 $575 $4,375 $45,600

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Issue #15

What's X-Men #15 worth in 2024?

No mint-condition value for X-Men #15 has been recorded to date. A Pacific Coast CGC 9.8 sold for $5,378 in July 2012, and an SP 9.4 and a trimmed cover selling for $255 in May 2010. Most recently, a White Mountain 9.4 sold for $2,361.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The final 1965 issue of Marvel Comics' X-Men series details the origin of the Beast. When the X-Men attempt to invade the Sentinel's complex, they are captured, and the Sentinel leader Master Mold commands Trask to make an even larger Sentinel army to take over the world.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $75 $125 $275 $2,550 $5,505

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Issue #16

What's X-Men #16 worth in 2024?

The value for an NM/M 9.8 edition of X-Men #16 is around $6,000. A CGC 9.6 averages for around $2,500, based on sales from 2006 - 2019. The CGC rated 9.0 copies have seen a rise in value, going from a 2002 value of $193 to a November 2019 value of $576.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Marvel kicked off 1966 with X-Men #16, continuing on the battle between the X-Men and the mutant-stopping Sentinels. Professor X races to understand how one Sentinel was taken down, and the self-sacrifice of Dr. Trask helps the X-Men to stop Master Mold and the Sentinels.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$75 $100 $75 $175 $825 $15,000

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Issue #17

What's X-Men #17 worth in 2024?

Only one copy of X-Men #17 has been rated a CGC NM/M 9.8, which sold for $6,573 in July 2012. The average CGC 9.4 copy sells for around $1,300. More recently, an 8.0 sold for a mere $100 in September 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

Magneto returns to the X-Men saga in the February 1996 Marvel Comics of X-Men #17. The X-Men attempt to recover from their injuries sustained in their battle with the Sentinels. Angel (Warren Worthington) finds out that his parents are visiting the mansion, but as the X-Men return to their home, they are mysteriously attacked.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$50 $75 $75 $150 $1,325 $6,573

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Issue #18

What's X-Men #18 worth in 2024?

The highest CGC rated copy of X-Men #18 from the U.K. variant is a 9.0 VF/NM. Of the U.S. collection, 12 have been rated at a 9.6 NM+ or below. Many copies, ranging from a CGC 3.0 to an 8.5, are currently available for auction, ranging in price from $725 to over $10,000. A 9.6 sold for the price of $5,975 in July 2012, but more recently a 9.4 sold for $1,545 in November 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

The X-Men have been captured by Magneto in X-Men #18, published by Marvel Comics in March 1966. Iceman, still recovering from his injuries, returns to fight Magneto on his own to free his friends. Professor X calls the alien The Stranger to help them control Magneto.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $60 $100 $175 $1,550 $5,975

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Issue #19

What's X-Men #19 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of X-Men #19 sold for less than $20 in 2006 and have since climbed to around $30 today. FN 6.0 copies currently sell for close to $80. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for over $3,000 in 2010. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #19 is a famous issue for both X-Men and Marvel fans. This marks Stan Lee’s last issue writing for the original X-Men series and Jack Kirby’s last issue penciling for the same run. It also introduces The Mimic and reveals Iceman’s name is Robert Drake.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $50 $75 $175 $500 $7,200

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Issue #20

What's X-Men #20 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #20 has climbed up to a price of $30 today compared to around $10 in 2000. FN 6.0 copies steadily rise in value over the years to about $70 today. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for nearly $4,000 in 2012. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #20 tells the story of how Professor X lost the use of his legs at the hands of the villain Lucifer. The issue is also known for its typos including getting the names of both Beast and Iceman wrong. This comic marks the first appearance of Lucifer.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $25 $75 $150 $550 $3,884

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Issue #24

What's X-Men #24 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #24 has had a stable value with its current price hovering around $34. FN 6.0 copies have seen there value double from $30 in 2009 to over $60 today. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for just over $2,000 in 2011.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #24 introduced readers to a new villain called The Locust and includes his origin story. Besides the new villain, this issue is known for having some clever dialogue from Beast and several notes from the editors, inlcuding Stan Lee, throughout the panels. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $25 $50 $100 $425 $5,000

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Issue #28

What's X-Men #28 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #28 had a value of $14 in 2004 and can get closer to $40 today. FN 6.0 have seen their price increase to nearly $80. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $4,700 2013.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #28 introduces two new villains: Banshee, and The Ogre as well as a new criminal organization Factor Three. The issue is also known for a contentious editorial mistake which caused Beast to, apparently, mock Jean Grey. Additionally, another editorial goof in this issue caused Banshee to be male instead of female.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $50 $100 $225 $925 $6,000

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Issue #35

What's X-Men #35 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #35 has seen its price increase to $35 today. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have a value of $130 which is up from $50 in 2009. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $4,660 in 2015.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #35 is another historic crossover comic that keeps fans and collectors hunting down the issue. This issue marks the first time Spider-Man would team up with the X-Men. The heroes go up against Factor Three including two new villains Master and Mekano.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $75 $125 $225 $1,075 $9,222

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Issue #36

What's X-Men #36 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #36 could sell for $10 in 2015 and has maintained that price. FN 6.0 copies had a value of $35 in 2015 and are closer to $50 today. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for 1,800 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #36 features the first full-on battle between Mekano and the X-Men. The issue is also known for a formatting error that swapped the position of two panels which affects how the story is read. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$10 $20 $50 $100 $325 $2,827

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Issue #49

What's X-Men #49 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #49 could sell for $30 in 2016 and has a price closer to $40 today. FN 6.0 copies had a value of $70 in 2016 and sell for about $90 today. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $7,600 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #49 is popular among collectors for being the first X-Men comic to go into detail about the origins of Beast. The comic also introduces two new villains Mesmero and Demi-Men. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $25 $75 $200 $550 $36,000

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Issue #54

What's X-Men #54 worth in 2024?

Copies of X-Men 54 graded at 2.0 have a stable value of around $30. FN 6.0 copies of this comic can sell for around $80, up from $30 in 2009. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that had a price of $2,800 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men 54 introduces us to Alex Summers, the younger brother of Cyclops. Alex would go on to become his own super-powered character: Havok. The issue also introduces the villain The Living Pharaoh. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$12 $25 $75 $125 $300 $2,800

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Issue #58

What's X-Men #58 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of X-Men #58 have maintained a price of around $35 over the last few years. FN 6.0 copies are up from $50 just a few years ago to over $100 today.The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $8,000 in 2019. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #58 introduced the world to fan favorite Havok. This villain is the brother of X-Men regular Cyclops aka Scott Summers. The historic expansion of the Summers family as well as the addition of a fan favorite character make this a collectors must have. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $25 $125 $200 $775 $8,100

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Issue #94

What's X-Men #94 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #94 have a value of $140 up from $70 in 2004. The price of FN 6.0 copies has been steady at $300 for the last few years. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for over $15,000 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #94 is a milestone issue for X-Men fans. This issue dramatically changed the X-Men lineup. The entire old roster left the team except for Cyclops and Professor X and new heroes were added on. This is also the first issue in years, at this point the series run, to feature no reprint stories. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$150 $175 $325 $550 $2,075 $72,111

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Issue #95

What's X-Men #95 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #95 can expect to sell for around $35. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have a value of $70 up from $40 a decade ago. The highest grade copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $1,200 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #95 is the first issue written by Chris Claremont for the series. Claremont would go on to write X-Men for the next 17 years and be one of the most influential comic writers for the X-Men. This issue also surprised readers with the sudden death of Thunderbird and signalled a more dramatic tone for the series. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$20 $50 $75 $125 $275 $3,500

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Issue #96

What's X-Men #96 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #96 sold for $30 in 2013 and goes for more today. FN 6.0 copies of this issue have gone up from $22 to closer to $80 today. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $1,300 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #96 is known for being the first issue to have Wolverine go all out in a fight. In issue 96, Wolverine takes the place of Thunderbird in the X-Men roster as the hotheaded and aggressive member of the team. At the time, this change was seen a controversial use of Wolverine’s character making this a collector favorite. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $25 $75 $100 $225 $3,500

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Issue #100

What's X-Men #100 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 X-Men #100 has held a steady price of around $20 for the last few years. FN 6.0 have had their price climb in value from $40 in 2014 to as high as $90 today. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that went for $1,200 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #100 is known as the “Spectacular 100th” issue. The iconic cover art has been referenced in dozens of other Marvel titles. This issue also marks the first time Colossus and Wolverine used the “Fastball Special” maneuver. All in all, the 100th issue is a fan favorite and historically important comic.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $50 $75 $125 $275 $9,200

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Issue #101

What's X-Men #101 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 X-Men #101 has a price of around $80 today. FN 6.0 copies are around $200 today which is up from just under $100 in 2018. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for over $4,000 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #101 is most widely known for the introduction of one of Marvel’s most famous characters, Phoenix. This was Jean Grey’s alternate identity’s first appearance and the cover art is popular amongst collectors. This also marks the first issue where the cover price was increased to thirty cents.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$75 $150 $225 $375 $875 $10,800

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Issue #107

What's X-Men #107 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copies of X-Men #107 have a market value of less than $30 today. FN 6.0 copies could sell for $11 in 2006, but now have a price of closer to $80. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for over $7,000 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #107 is known amongst collectors for the stunning cover art and the first appearance of the Imperial Guard, the Starjammers, and Scot and Alex Summers father Corsair. The issue also has a reference to Star Trek and several DC characters.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$10 $25 $50 $125 $375 $13,859

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Issue #120

What's X-Men #120 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #120 could sell for $15 in 2015, but can now go for closer to $30. FN 6.0 copies of this issue have gone up to $50 from just $25 a few years ago. The highest graded copy of this comic to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for over $2,700 in 2019. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #120 also known as “Chaos in Canada” is a must have for Wolverine fans. This comic unravels much of his mysterious backstory and is the first mention of his real name: Logan. This comic also introduced readers to the Alpha Flight team even though we wouldn’t see them in uniform until the next issue.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$10 $25 $50 $75 $250 $11,501

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Issue #129

What's X-Men #129 worth in 2024?

X-Men #129 comics with a grade of GD 2.0 have had a stable value in the $30-40 range for the last several years. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have seen their price steadily rise to $60 up from $40 a few years before. The highest graded copy of this comic ever to sell was a 9.8 that went for $1,600 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #129 comes right before some big changes to the X-Men comics. As such, this issue features several references to the original run of the X-Men and pays homage to the comic’s history. This issue starts the Hellfire Club saga which leads directly into the Dark Phoenix line of comics. This comic also marks the first appearance of Kitty Pryde and Emma Frost.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$15 $25 $50 $100 $225 $11,550

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Issue #130

What's X-Men #130 worth in 2024?

GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #130 can expect to sell for around $18 and has held that price for a while. FN 6.0 copies have a current price of $40 which is up from $25 just a few years ago. A 9.8 graded copy was the highest to ever sell and went for $775 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #130 is an interesting comic for Marvel collectors. This issue features the first appearance of Dazzler. This character was going to be the start of a multi-media tie in for Marvel. Dazzler was going to also have a real world record deal and a feature film. The promotion fell through, but X-Men kept the character going.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$10 $25 $50 $75 $125 $4,850

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Issue #134

What's X-Men #134 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #134 can expect to sell for around $20 which is up from the $12 estimates of a few years ago. FN 6.0 copies have a value of $30. The highest graded copy to ever sell was a 9.8 that sold for $650 in 2019. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #134 is an issue that has recently picked up some interest. Besides being the first appearance of fan favorite Dark Phoenix, it has also been referenced in the hit Netflix show Stranger Things. This introduced a classic comic to a whole new audience.

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$25 $25 $50 $75 $175 $3,000

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Issue #141

What's X-Men #141 worth in 2024?

A GD 2.0 copy of X-Men #141 can expect to get a price of $14. FN 6.0 copies of this comic have a value of $34. The highest graded copy of this comic to ever sell was a 9.8 that went for $350 in 2019.

Why is this comic book valuable?

X-Men #141 is another historic change to the X-Men series of comics. This issue introduced readers to the Days of Future Past storyline. Issue #141 also introduced the new Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, Phoenix II, and was the issue that saw the death of Franklin Richards. All of these factors play into this issue being highly valued by collectors. 

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GD 2.0 VG 4.0 FN 6.0 VF 8.0 NM 9.4 RECORD SALE!
$50 $25 $50 $75 $125 $11,950

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