
Avengers
#1 · 1963
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
Avengers #1
CGC 8.5 · Universal Blue
First appearance of the Avengers (Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, Ant-Man, Wasp)
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Avengers
#1 · 1963
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
CGC 8.5 · Universal Blue
First appearance of the Avengers (Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, Ant-Man, Wasp)

Amazing Fantasy
#15 · 1962
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
CGC 6.5 · Universal Blue
First appearance and origin of Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

X-Men
#1 · 1963
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
CGC 9.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of the X-Men and Magneto

Tales of Suspense
#39 · 1963
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
CGC 8.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance and origin of Iron Man (Tony Stark)

Fantastic Four
#1 · 1961
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
CGC 7.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of the Fantastic Four (Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Girl, Human Torch, Thing)

Incredible Hulk
#1 · 1962
Marvel Comics · Silver Age
CGC 6.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of the Hulk (Bruce Banner) — original grey Hulk

Captain America Comics
#1 · 1941
Timely Comics · Golden Age
CGC 6.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of Captain America (Steve Rogers) and Bucky Barnes

Showcase
#4 · 1956
DC Comics · Silver Age
CGC 5.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of Barry Allen, the Silver Age Flash — launches the Silver Age

All Star Comics
#8 · 1941
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 5.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of Wonder Woman (Princess Diana)

Superman
#1 · 1939
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 3.5 · Universal Blue
First solo Superman title; reprints Superman's origin from Action Comics #1

Flash Comics
#1 · 1940
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 7.0 · Universal Blue
First appearances of the Flash (Jay Garrick) and Hawkman

Batman
#1 · 1940
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 4.5 · Universal Blue
First appearances of the Joker and Catwoman

Action Comics
#1 · 1938
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 2.5 · Universal Blue
First appearance and origin of Superman

Marvel Comics
#1 · 1939
Timely Comics · Golden Age
CGC 4.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of the Human Torch (android) and Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner

Detective Comics
#27 · 1939
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 2.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of Batman (Bruce Wayne)

Green Lantern
#1 · 1941
DC Comics · Golden Age
CGC 4.5 · Universal Blue
First solo title of Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern

Whiz Comics
#2 · 1940
Fawcett Publications · Golden Age
CGC 3.0 · Universal Blue
First appearance of Captain Marvel (Billy Batson / Shazam)
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