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Acidbunny
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- Posted: January 1, 2015 2:38:16 am
- DC..return of newgods #18
DC..Lois lane superman and other girlfriends #14
DC.. action comics #290
DC..action comics weekly #625
DC..action comics superman supergirl #37
DC..action comics #329
DC..secret origins the golden age superman #1 (1986)
DC..the fury of firestorm the nuclearman#1 (1983)
DC..annual blue devil #1 (1985)
DC..suicide squad #5
MC..the amazing spiderman #424 (1997)
MC..adventures in reading staring the amazing spuderman #1 (1990)
MC..sgt fury and his howling comandos #1 (1965)
Mc..nomad stepping from pages of captain america #1
MC..kazar " the savage #1 (1981)
MC..marvel superhero island adventures #1 (1999)
MC...obnoxio the clown x-men #1
MC..x facror baptism of fire #1 (1985)
DC... else worlds annual superboy #1 (1985)
MC..conan the distroyer #1(1985)
Classics illistrated #1 the three musketeers gilbertson pub
DC "all star squadron #42-54-34-44-43-33-48-49-45-58-23-39
DC the shadow #4 (1987)
Image..young blood #1
So any value in anything anybody just curious...
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The Bobarian
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- Posted: January 1, 2015 9:05:37 am
- At a quick glance, it looks like Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #1 would potentially have the most value depending on if it's the first issue of the regular monthly title - which has a publication date of May 1963 - or if it's the first annual of the title that was published in 1965. If it's the first regular monthly issue it could be worth 10 times or more the value of the first annual. Also, potential value would depend on the condition it's in. Here's the Comic Book Realm link to the Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos title for you ... http://comicbookrealm.com/series/1814/0/marvel-sgt-fury-and-his-howling-commandos
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Acidbunny
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- Posted: January 1, 2015 4:29:18 pm
- Ok thankyou very helpfull.it has on front cover #1 1965 cost 25c says special king size annual.. thanx il have a look at the linc ...
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Acidbunny
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- Posted: January 1, 2015 10:47:02 pm
- On comicbook realm says my comic action comic #290 1962 12cent is worth est..$240
And action comic #370 1968 12cent is worth $80
And action comic #329 1965 12cent is worth $125
So i guess thats atleast some value but ihope sgt fury is worth something...
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james54
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Snydertron
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- Posted: January 6, 2015 11:36:36 am
- According to over street price guide 2014-15, Vol. 44, Sgt. Fury and his howling commandos #1 (1963), in perfect condition would bring a possible $10,000.00, as always though condition (and finding the person who'll pay what you want for it is the catch). the one you describe Sgt. Fury Annual #1,(1965),72 pages, $0.25: is listed in my book like this regarding grade/value ; 9.2 NM- ($300), 9.0 VF/NM ($195), 8.0 VF ($89) and then drops steady down to 2.0 GD ($13). the prices in over street are primarily based on the condition of the comic, regardless if its been professionally graded or not. It is a good travel reference and it is very useful if I can not find a comic here. Hope you find this useful
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Logical102
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- Posted: January 6, 2015 3:52:02 pm
- The classics illustrated also may be worth a little fortune, but, i can't find it con Comic book realm so that may be a little problem
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Snydertron
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- Posted: January 7, 2015 11:01:32 am
- A Classics Illustrated, are a tricky comic to be identified as a original but this is the primary rule all Classics Illustrated after #167 Faust printed 8/1962 are said to be reprints. however in my study of the series I found that originals will have a couple of things a reprint won't .They will have a ad for the next issue coming in the series and they will have a reorder list, with the Highest Reorder Number (Highest Reorder Number of), being shown (example; issue number #67 the Scottish chiefs, Highest Reorder Number would have a list of the issues #1- 67 ,ending with #67( the last currently in print issue) so flip your comic over or look at inside cover to see what the books Highest Reorder Number is. I have issue #89, I know its a reprint because, it has no next issue coming ad which would be #90 and it has a Highest Reorder Number of 169. so it had to be printed after issue #169. Issue #1 you speak of has no reorder number because it was the only issue in print in 10/1941 68pg (it should have a next issue coming ad) my #167 Classics Illustrated is also a reprint, printed in 6/1967 (original was printed; 8/1962) still these reprints have some value. If you do have a original #1 or reprint its listed in most of my references as $1-$8700.
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fsjeter
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Acidbunny
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- Posted: January 8, 2015 2:57:12 pm
- Thanx guyz you were all very helpfull well i know howling not in mint but pritty good but ithink il have to get these graded somewhere
...im in australia so il sus it out....cheerz
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Acidbunny
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- Posted: February 8, 2015 8:56:37 am
- Ok todays find
Richie tich #1 dollors and cents1963.
Supermans supacomic #5color comics 1965
Giant jimmy olsen #4 jimmy olsens greatest masquerade and his pal superman.kenmure press.?
160 page Allin colour Fantastic Adventures #1 1963 k.k.publishing red with magnus the robot on cover..great cond...
Felix the cat 1963dell any value for any of these
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