![]() “It's an incredibly important look into the world and behind the scenes of the creation” of a comics powerhouse, Zurzolo said. ComicConnect is reportedly already working on future pulp auctions as well.ComicConnect is always on the lookout for pulps. Superman 1 CGC 3.0, Summer 1939 DC Comics. Paul earned $25 for drawing the cover of a book now worth nearly 100,000 times as much. There are three copies of Action Comics 1 graded above 8.0 on the CGC census, while there are no copies of Superman 1 listed above that grade. ![]() The very well-preserved “pay copy” is especially sought-after because it bears the publisher's handwritten notes recording how much the multiple writers and artists were paid. Join me as Comic Connect brings us a preview of this insane original owner 1990 Nintendo World Championship Collection hitting their Event Auction 53, and h. The book launched what became the Marvel universe of comics, movies, TV shows and video games. Published in 1939, Marvel Comics #1 introduced characters including Sub-Mariner and the original Human Torch, a precursor of the character of the same name that was later a member of Marvel's Fantastic Four. He is “an extremely passionate comic book collector and investor” who also collects other items, Zurzolo said. The New York-based auctioneer sold the book Thursday night for a bit under $2,427,800. Comic Connect states that if a case is damaged in shipping to you then they are not responsible. Known as the Marvel Comics #1 “pay copy,” it's “arguably one of the top three comic books in the world of comics collecting,” said Vincent Zurzolo, chief operating officer of ComicConnect. ![]() NEW YORK - A particularly prized copy of the first-ever Marvel comic book fetched more than $2.4 million in an online auction, the auctioneer said Friday.
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