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Graded comics for sale

Every slab is cert-verified against the grader's census before listing, and every raw book is graded in-house with its defects photographed and disclosed. Buy now to check out immediately, or add to cart and keep browsing.

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Key issueLast copy

Marvel Comics · Silver Age

Avengers #1

CGC 8.5 · Universal Blue

First appearance of the Avengers (Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, Ant-Man, Wasp)

(9)
$95,000
Key issueLast copy

Marvel Comics · Silver Age

Amazing Fantasy #15

CGC 6.5 · Universal Blue

First appearance and origin of Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

(8)
$485,000
Key issueLast copy

Marvel Comics · Silver Age

X-Men #1

CGC 9.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of the X-Men and Magneto

(7)
$225,000
Key issueLast copy

Marvel Comics · Silver Age

Tales of Suspense #39

CGC 8.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance and origin of Iron Man (Tony Stark)

(6)
$65,000
Key issueLast copy

Marvel Comics · Silver Age

Fantastic Four #1

CGC 7.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of the Fantastic Four (Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Girl, Human Torch, Thing)

(6)
$145,000
Key issueLast copy

Marvel Comics · Silver Age

Incredible Hulk #1

CGC 6.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of the Hulk (Bruce Banner) — original grey Hulk

(5)
$155,000
Key issueLast copy

Timely Comics · Golden Age

Captain America Comics #1

CGC 6.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of Captain America (Steve Rogers) and Bucky Barnes

(5)
$450,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Silver Age

Showcase #4

CGC 5.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of Barry Allen, the Silver Age Flash — launches the Silver Age

(4)
$175,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Golden Age

All Star Comics #8

CGC 5.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of Wonder Woman (Princess Diana)

(4)
$385,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Golden Age

Superman #1

CGC 3.5 · Universal Blue

First solo Superman title; reprints Superman's origin from Action Comics #1

(4)
$425,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Golden Age

Flash Comics #1

CGC 7.0 · Universal Blue

First appearances of the Flash (Jay Garrick) and Hawkman

(3)
$225,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Golden Age

Batman #1

CGC 4.5 · Universal Blue

First appearances of the Joker and Catwoman

(3)
$195,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Golden Age

Action Comics #1

CGC 2.5 · Universal Blue

First appearance and origin of Superman

(3)
$1,250,000
Key issueLast copy

Timely Comics · Golden Age

Marvel Comics #1

CGC 4.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of the Human Torch (android) and Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner

(2)
$285,000
Key issueLast copy

DC Comics · Golden Age

Detective Comics #27

CGC 2.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of Batman (Bruce Wayne)

(2)
$750,000
Key issue

DC Comics · Golden Age

Green Lantern #1

CGC 4.5 · Universal Blue

First solo title of Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern

(2)
$85,000
Key issueLast copy

Fawcett Publications · Golden Age

Whiz Comics #2

CGC 3.0 · Universal Blue

First appearance of Captain Marvel (Billy Batson / Shazam)

(2)
$115,000

Buying graded comic books online

A graded comic is a book that has been authenticated, assessed on a 0.5–10.0 scale and sealed in a tamper-evident holder by a third-party grading company. The two that matter in the US market are CGC (Certified Guaranty Company) and CBCS (Comic Book Certification Service). Grading removes the two biggest risks in buying a comic sight-unseen: disagreement about condition, and undisclosed restoration.

What the label colour tells you

  • Universal (blue) — no restoration, no qualifying defects. This is the baseline and the most liquid label at resale.
  • Signature Series (yellow) — signed with a grading-company witness present. Carries a premium over an unwitnessed signature, which is otherwise unverifiable.
  • Restored (purple) — colour touch, glue, tear seals or trimming. Typically trades well below the same grade in blue.
  • Qualified (green) — an otherwise universal book with one significant, disclosed defect such as a missing coupon.

Grade matters more than you think

For modern books, the market is concentrated almost entirely at 9.8. A 9.6 of the same issue can trade at a third of the 9.8 price. For Golden and Silver Age books the curve is flatter — scarcity does more work than condition — which is why a 6.0 Golden Age key can outperform a 9.8 modern. We list the census position on every high-value book so you can see where a copy sits in the surviving population.

How we price

Every listing is priced against realised public sales from the previous twelve months, adjusted for label type, page quality and census position — not against guide values, which lag the market by months. If you think a price is wrong, tell us which comparable you're looking at and we'll talk about it.

Buying with confidence

Orders ship double-boxed, signature-required and insured to full value, free within the US above $250. You have 14 days from delivery to inspect any book and return it in its original holder for a full refund. Undisclosed restoration is refundable in full with no time limit under our authenticity guarantee.