Comic Books

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Comic Books (1997)First Appearance of SupermanIn 1997, a mystery buyer purchased Action Comics #1, the first appearance of Superman, for a record $150,000 in a private sale. That buyer was eventually discovered to be actor and collector Nicholas Cage. The book, graded 9.0 by Certified Guaranty Company, was the highest publicly-graded copy known to exist. It is believed that only 5 copies graded 8.0 or higher are in circulation, and generally it is considered one of the most valuable comic books in the world.Most Recent Record Sale:$3.25M (+2,066%, 8.5, Comic Connect 2021)

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