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X-Men Unlimited
#45 · 2003
Not graded
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Marvel Comics
Graded and raw Marvel Comics books from 0–2026, spanning the Unknown, Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, Copper Age, Modern Age. Every slab is cert-verified before listing and every raw copy is graded in-house with its defects disclosed.
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X-Men Unlimited
#46 · 2003
Not graded
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The Uncanny X-Men
#420 · 2003
Not graded
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The Uncanny X-Men
#423 · 2003
Not graded
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The Uncanny X-Men
#422 · 2003
Not graded
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The Uncanny X-Men
#424 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#29 · 2003
Not graded
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The Uncanny X-Men
#416 · 2003
Not graded
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Spider-Girl
#60 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#37 · 2003
Not graded
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X-Men Unlimited
#39 · 2003
Not graded
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The Uncanny X-Men
#428 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#31 · 2003
Not graded
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Amazing Spider-Man
#50 · 2003
Not graded
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Daredevil
#41 · 2003
FN/VF
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The Uncanny X-Men
#429 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate Spider-Man
#37 · 2003
Not graded
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Runaways
#7 · 2003
Not graded
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New X-Men
#147 · 2003
Not graded
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New X-Men
#146 · 2003
Not graded
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Uncanny X-Men #421-426, 431-432, 437-465 (37 Issues) - Marvel - 2003-5 - NM, NM-
nn · 2003
NM
Last copy
Marvel Comics · Modern Age
Uncanny X-Men #421-426, 431-432, 437-465 (37 Issues) - Marvel - 2003-5 - NM, NM- nn
Raw · NM
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$112.50
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Fantastic Four
#500 · 2003
Not graded
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Fantastic Four
#67 · 2003
Not graded
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Fantastic Four
#64 · 2003
Not graded
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Fantastic Four
#503 · 2003
Not graded
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Fantastic Four
#504 · 2003
Not graded
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Fantastic Four
#501 · 2003
Not graded
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Daredevil
#45 · 2003
Not graded
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Daredevil
#41 · 2003
Not graded
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The Amazing Spider-Man
#56 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#1 · 2003
Not graded
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Runaways
#3 · 2003
Not graded
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Runaways
#5 · 2003
Not graded
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Silver Surfer
#2 · 2003
Not graded
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The Ultimates
#9 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate Spider-Man
#35 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate Spider-Man
#39 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate War
#1 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#32 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#33 · 2003
Not graded
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X-Men
#2 · 2003
Not graded
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X-Men Unlimited
#44 · 2003
Not graded
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X-Treme X-Men
#25 · 2003
Not graded
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X-Treme X-Men
#27 · 2003
Not graded
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X-Treme X-Men
#32 · 2003
Not graded
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The Amazing Spider-Man
#57 · 2003
Not graded
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Ultimate X-Men
#24 · 2003
Not graded
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Incredible Hulk
#57 · 2003
Not graded
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Timely Comics: collecting Golden Age Marvel
Timely Comics was Martin Goodman's comics line from Marvel Comics #1 (October 1939) through the 1940s — the Golden Age incarnation of Marvel. Its big three were the Human Torch, the Sub-Mariner and Captain America, and its keys — Marvel Comics #1, Captain America Comics #1, Marvel Mystery Comics, Human Torch #2 (#1), All Winners Comics — are among the most valuable Golden Age books. A CGC 9.4 Marvel Comics #1 sold for 2.4 million dollars in March 2022.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
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Atlas Comics: Marvel's 1950s horror, fantasy and science-fiction anthologies
Atlas was the name Martin Goodman's comics line used through the 1950s, between Timely and Marvel, after the Atlas News Company that distributed it. It published dozens of genre anthologies — Journey into Unknown Worlds, Strange Tales, Journey into Mystery, Adventures into Terror, Menace, Uncanny Tales — with art by Bill Everett, Joe Maneely, Russ Heath, Gene Colan, John Romita and Jack Kirby. Pre-Code Atlas horror is collected in its own right, and several Atlas anthologies later housed the Silver Age Marvel debuts.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
History
A short history of Marvel Comics: Timely, Atlas and Marvel
Marvel began in 1939 as Timely Comics, publisher Martin Goodman's comics line, whose first issue, Marvel Comics #1 (October 1939), introduced the Human Torch and the Sub-Mariner. Through the 1950s the company published as Atlas, mostly genre comics. It became Marvel Comics with the superhero revival led by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko from Fantastic Four #1 (November 1961). Marvel was bought by The Walt Disney Company in a deal completed on 31 December 2009.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
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ICv2 estimates 2026 comic shop sales up 19%, graphic novels up 28%
According to The Beat's report from New York Comic Con, ICv2's Milton Greipp estimated at Thursday's ICv2 White Paper that comics sales in comic shops are up 19% so far in 2026, with graphic novels up 28%. The Beat notes this comes against even bigger growth last year.
Oct 9, 2026