Top 10,000 Comics

Flash Comics #1 was the issue that changed everything. In 1940, DC Entertainment introduced the world to the fastest man alive, the Flash, in a thrilling debut crafted by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert. In this comic, University researcher Jay Garrick discovered he possessed incredible speed after inhaling the fumes of "hard water," leading him to become a masked hero adorned with a striking winged helmet. Unlike other superheroes, Jay shared his true identity with his beloved girlfriend, Joan Williams. The issue also features the origin story of Hawkman, with his hawk's head helmet and winged harness that allowed him to take to the skies. In a story drawn by Dennis Neville, antiquities collector Carter Hall realized he was the reincarnation of Prince Khufu of ancient Egypt, embarking on a mission to find his lost love, Shiera, while battling his greatest foe, Hath-Set. Lastly, Flash Comics introduced Johnny Thunder, a humorous character who hailed from a far-off land and had the power to summon an all-powerful Thunderbolt. This comic is the holy grail of Golden Age DC Comics and an essential piece of comic book history. At Comics Into Cash, we're dedicated to appraising and purchasing entire comic book collections, so if you find yourself in possession of a first edition Flash Comics #1 or any other valuable comic books, don't hesitate to contact us.

Whiz Comics #1 (1940) is the issue that started it all for the iconic character of Captain Marvel, or SHAZAM as he is now commonly known as. Young Billy Batson undergoes a transformation that allows him to become Captain Marvel with just a single utterance of the word “SHAZAM!”. And just like that, Billy turns into a superhero with power rivaling even the most powerful beings in the world. The issue itself is reprinted in Whiz Comics #2 and features a variety of other characters such as Golden Arrow, Ibis the Invincible, and even spy-fighter Spy Smasher. Each of these characters goes on heroic adventures to stop villains and solve mysteries in their respective cities. Overall, Whiz Comics #1 is a must-have in any comic book collector’s collection and is sure to provide an exciting reading experience for kids and adults alike.

Ah, Pep #22. This is a comic that any true comic book collector should have in their collection. Why, you might ask? Well, because it marks the very first appearance of Archie Andrews and his gang: Jughead and Betty.

Archie and his friends have gone on to become comic book icons, but it all started with this issue. The story follows Archie and his pals as they navigate high school, friendships, and of course, romance. It's a classic tale that still resonates with readers today.

Now, from a collector's standpoint, this issue is highly sought after. It's a piece of comic book history, and its value will only continue to increase. So, whether you're a die-hard Archie fan or just a collector looking for a valuable addition to your collection, Pep #22 is a must-have.

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Detective Comics #29, the first appearance of Doctor Death, tells the thrilling story of Batman's encounter with the notorious criminal. Doctor Karl Hellfern hatches a plan to extort money from the wealthy, but he knows he must first eliminate Batman. He lays an ambush for Batman, who is shot but manages to escape. However, Batman isn't one to back down from a fight and decides to face Doctor Death head-on.

The Doctor is aware that Batman is his biggest obstacle to world domination, so he lures him with a personal notice column in the newspaper. Batman must go to the General Post Office and ask for a letter addressed to John Jones, which leads him to the Beverly Apartments. Bruce Wayne comes prepared and equips himself with Glass Pellets of choking gas. Batman tackles an oncoming statue and commandeers it to take down Doctor Death's henchmen.

After interrogating the henchmen and getting shot by Jabah, Batman throws a gas pellet to make his escape. Drawing upon his detective skills, Bruce goes undercover as John P. Van Smith and infiltrates Doctor Death's inner circle. The Doctor gives Jabah poison pollen, which he uses to kill Bruce's alter ego. However, Bruce saves Van Smith by covering his mouth and preventing him from inhaling the poison.

Batman follows Jabah to Doctor Death's hideout, where he ambushes them both. Doctor Death attempts to start a fire, but Batman pursues him to his lab. The Doctor seemingly perishes in the blaze, proving the old adage that crime never pays.

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In this iconic issue of Action Comics #10, readers are treated to a dynamic collection of stories, each one more exciting than the last. The comic kicks things off with a narrative about a notorious gang that Superman is determined to take down, after rumors of abuse and starvation surface. From there, readers are pulled into a gripping tale about an escaped con who contacts Clark Kent from the Daily Star, revealing the inhumane conditions of a local prison. Superman decides to investigate the matter himself, going undercover to get to the bottom of things. Along with these exciting tales, readers can enjoy additional stories, like the Adventures of Marco Polo, Fighting Spirit, and many more. If you have this issue in your collection, be sure to contact Comics Into Cash for a free appraisal or to discuss selling your comic books. Our team of experts will provide you with a fair price and help you make the most of your collection. Trust us for all of your comic book needs.

If you have a copy of Wonder Woman #1 from 1942, then you might be holding a piece of comic book history. This comic book contains not only the first full-length comic devoted exclusively to Wonder Woman, but also introduces the retconned origin story of the powerful Amazonian warrior. In this issue, readers will discover how Wonder Woman receives her Lasso of Truth before leaving Paradise Island for the first time and learn about her combined powers from Aphrodite, Athena, Hercules, and Mercury. The comic book also features four full-length stories, including one where Wonder Woman tracks down a Japanese spy, captures him, and returns Steve Trevor as a war hero. If you have this comic book, don't hesitate to contact us for a free appraisal or to sell your collection for a fair price. Our business is known for its knowledge of comic books, so you can trust us to give you the best offer possible.

The Incredible Hulk #1 (1962) is a must-read for any comic book fan. As scientist Dr. Bruce Banner prepares to test a new weapon for the U.S. military, he is pressured by visiting scientist Igor Drenkov and General "Thunderbolt" Ross into launching the gamma bomb prematurely. In a daring act of heroism, Banner rushes out to save a civilian in the test area and is caught in the explosion that bombards him with gamma radiation. Thus, begins the transformation into the grey-skinned goliath dubbed The Hulk.

In Part Two – The Hulk Strikes, we see the military hunting down The Hulk while he instinctively seeks out Banner's home to recover his notes on the gamma bomb. The Hulk defeats Drenkov and recovers the notes but demands that a picture of Bruce Banner be taken away. As the sun rises, The Hulk reverts back to Bruce just as the military police arrive.

Part Three – The Search for The Hulk sees the military police discovering Bruce and Rick and taking the spy Igor Drenkov into custody. Still, no trace of The Hulk is found, and the military leave with Banner's notes on the gamma ray bomb. When night falls, Bruce realizes he might revert to The Hulk again.

Part Four – Enter the Gargoyle introduces a new and formidable villain in the form of The Gargoyle, who discovers the appearance of The Hulk and decides to capture him. In Part Five – The Hulk Triumphant, The Gargoyle uses a gun firing mind-control pellets to bend The Hulk and Rick to his will. However, The Gargoyle recognizes Bruce as one of America's foremost atomic scientists and offers to cure him of his hideous form. The Gargoyle helps Banner and Rick escape before destroying his base.

The Incredible Hulk #1 (1962) is a classic comic book that started it all, and for anyone looking to sell their collection, this issue remains highly sought after. At Comics Into Cash, we pride ourselves on our knowledge of all things comic books, and our reputation speaks for itself. Trust us to appraise and sell your collection at a fair price.

The groundbreaking Fantastic Four #1 (1961) sees the debut of one of the greatest superhero teams of all time. Follow super-powered siblings Sue, Johnny, and Reed as they answer the call of the signal flare and meet Ben Grimm to form the Fantastic Four. Through a series of flashbacks, we see how the team obtained their new abilities, including invisibility, super-strength, and the power to stretch one's limbs. The team travels to Monster Isle to stop an evil villain, the Mole Man, who is attacking atomic plants to take over the world. Will the Fantastic Four be able to stop him, or will they meet their match? Discover the origin story of this beloved comic book classic and join the legions of fans who have enjoyed the Fantastic Four for over half a century.

Action Comics #2 is a classic comic book that features Superman in his early days of justice-seeking. This issue sees Superman jump into action to investigate Alex Greer, eventually finding those responsible for instigating war in Europe. Alongside this thrilling storyline, you'll also find exciting tales featuring Scoop Scanlon, Pep Morgan, "Elmer The Eel", Marco Polo, Tex Thomson, Inspector Donald and Bobby, Chuck Dawson, and Zatara. If you're lucky enough to have a copy of this remarkable comic in your collection, don't hesitate to reach out to Comics Into Cash for a free appraisal or to sell your collection to us. Trust us to give you a fair price for your valuable collection.

Detective Comics #1 (1937) features the thrilling story "The Murders of Cap'n Scum" by E.C. Stoner and Creig Flessel. The story follows the adventures of Cyril Saunders, also known as Speed, who is called in by the chief of the River Patrol to investigate the murder of four Chinamen found in the bay. Speed tracks down clues in Chinatown and the morgue, and even works as a dockworker to uncover evidence of suspicious activity. He ends up finding a suspicious sail boat and decides to row a boat to get on to it. However, he is captured and thrown out to sea by the captain of the ship, Cap'n Scum. Undeterred, Speed swims to shore, rents a sailboat, and heads back to the suspicious boat. What follows is a thrilling adventure full of danger and cunning as Speed works to bring the criminals to justice. The story ends with Speed turning down a raise and a bonus for a well earned vacation. This classic comic book is a true gem of the detective genre and still captivates readers today.

Batman #33, also known as "The Batman Wars Against the Dirigible of Doom," is a classic from 1939 that follows Batman as he takes down Carl Kruger, a villain with an army of followers and cutting-edge technology. But before the main story, the comic starts with "The Batman and How He Came to Be." This flashback tells the story of how Bruce Wayne became Batman after his parents were killed in front of him by a mugger. Fast forward to the present day, and Bruce is walking the streets when a dirigible appears, shooting red rays and toppling buildings. This leads Batman to discover that Kruger is once again up to no good, and Batman sets out to stop him. The story features plenty of action and gadgets, including Batman's iconic batarang, and shows off his detective skills as he uses his brains to outsmart Kruger. If you have a copy of Detective Comics #33, reach out to us for a free appraisal or to sell your comic book collection for a fair price! We're experts in comic books and are always looking to add new treasures to our collection.

Detective Comics #38 is a real gem in the world of comic books. This issue marks the first appearance of Robin, the Boy Wonder, and tells his origin story in great detail. In the story, we see how Batman helps Dick Grayson avenge the murders of his parents, who were circus performers killed by Boss Zucco's protection racket.

Aside from this exciting narrative, Detective Comics #38 also includes several other thrilling tales, such as The Electrical Assassin, Dr. Hydkil, and The Gambler's Protector. If you happen to have a copy of this comic book in your possession, know that you can trust Comics Into Cash to provide a fair appraisal or purchase your entire collection for a price that reflects its true value. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for support!