
Fantastic Four
#37 · 1965
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Silver Age comics from 1956 to 1970: Showcase #4, the Marvel Age first appearances and the DC revivals that define modern collecting.

Fantastic Four
#37 · 1965

Amazing Spider-Man
#69 · 1969

Showcase
#35 · 1961

Fantastic Four
#17 · 1963

Thor
#150 · 1968

Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes
#4 · 1969

Tales of Suspense
#50 · 1964

I Love You
#60 · 1966

Doctor Strange
#169 · 1968

World's Finest Comics
#156 · 1966

A Date with Millie
#1 · 1959

Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan
#157 · 1966

Forbidden Worlds
#144 · 1967

Uncle Scrooge
#26 · 1959

Avengers
#48 · 1968

Fantastic Four
#45 · 1965

Harvey Hits
#1 · 1957

TV's New Adventures of Pinocchio
#1 · 1962

Amazing Spider-Man
#69 · 1969

Strange Tales
#158 · 1967

Rocket's Blast & Comicollector
#51 · 1967

Classics Illustrated
#168 · 1969

Police Reporter Yearbook
#1 · 1956

Baby Huey, the Baby Giant
#64 · 1965

Looney Tunes
#233 · 1961

Star Spangled War Stories
#96 · 1961

Richie Rich Millions
#33 · 1969

The Flash Annual
#1 · 1963

Unknown Worlds
#25 · 1963

Avengers
#34 · 1966

Harvey Hits
#24 · 1960

Action Comics
#363 · 1968

Avengers
#33 · 1966

Phantom
#15 · 1958

Comic Forum
#2 · 1968

Daredevil
#17 · 1966

Donald Duck Album
#1 · 1963

Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan
#116 · 1960

Action Comics
#358 · 1968

Sports Illustrated Mar
#21 · 1960

Daredevil
#2 · 1964

Golden Legacy
#1 · 1966

MAG: Famous Monsters
#2 · 1958

Crusader Rabbit-Four Color Comics
#735 · 1956

Metamorpho
#12 · 1967

Thirteen
#24 · 1967

Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD
#7 · 1968

Rocket's Blast & Comic Collector
#52 · 1967
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Key issues
Silver Surfer is a 1966 creation: he first appeared in Fantastic Four #48, cover-dated March 1966, by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. As a character he is 60 years old in 2026, though his in-story age is a separate matter.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
Key issues
The first Hulk is The Incredible Hulk #1, cover-dated May 1962, published by Marvel Comics and created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. In that issue the Hulk is grey, not green, and the book's value depends heavily on its graded condition.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
Collecting
Tony Stark's first comic appearance is Tales of Suspense #39, cover-dated March 1963. Iron Man debuts in the same story, so there is no separate Tony Stark first appearance book: one issue introduces both the man and the armour.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
CGC / CBCS
Tales of Suspense #39 (March 1963) is the first appearance of Iron Man, and its price depends mostly on the CGC or CBCS grade, then on page quality, label type and the date of the sale you compare against. No single price applies, so check recent sold prices for the exact grade.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
The Silver Age opens with the Flash's return in Showcase #4 (1956) and ends around 1970. It is the era of the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Avengers and the Justice League — the first appearances that anchor almost every serious collection and the books most often quoted in auction results.
Silver Age keys trade in every grade, so the price curve is well documented and comparables are easy to find. We price against realised sales from the last twelve months, list the certification number on every slab, and note page quality and any label qualifiers so you know exactly where a copy sits in the census before you buy.
Every book ships double-boxed, signature-required and insured to full value, and you have 14 days from delivery to inspect it. Undisclosed restoration is refundable with no time limit under our authenticity guarantee. Have Silver Age books of your own to grade or sell? Start a grading submission or request an appraisal.