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[Fred le mallrat]

faut que je vois ...

[mrcitrouille]

De mon côté juste des key issues liées au MCU : j ai vendu le 1er Vengeance pour 300 euros, un Marvel Point One pour 200 et bizarrement les 3 premiers Steange Académique pour 100 euros

[Fred le mallrat]

vous etes des tueurs..

[EsseJi]

Oui ça marche pas à tous les coups...

[scarletneedle]

Les 10 titres dont la cote a monté cette semaine :

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	#10: SPAWN #9 | IMAGE | 1993 | This week was a relatively quiet week in the aftermarket world of comics, leaving room for some of the more steady sellers and collector investment books collectors to pop back up into the Top 10. Persistent rumors of ANGELA being introduced into the MCU via GUARDIANS continue to drive Angela's first appearance. Shortly after her creation, the character fell into a long heated legal battle between Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman over who owned the overall rights to the character. This became a heated debate with no official contract and went to court, leaving Gaiman the winner of a substantial settlement with McFarlane giving Gaiman ownership of Angela. A year later, Gaiman sold the character to Marvel, making her a sister of THOR. However, her MCU rumor is the key factor pushing her first appearance in this issue to track at a raw FMV of $16, with a high sale of $192 for a CGC 9.8. #9: SPIDER-MAN 2099 #1 | MARVEL | 1992 | This is another big collector book that found its way back to the list. Since his first appearance in an end credit scene of SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE, Miguel O'Hara's nostalgic first solo-series issue has been steadily increasing in value. These sales will likely continue well up to (and after) the movie's release, especially as rumors of a live-action depiction of the character, also featuring Oscar Isaac, continue to stick around. This week we tracked a high sale of $38.25 for an NM raw copy! #8: BATMAN BEYOND: THE WHITE KNIGHT #1 | DC | 2022 | This book is persistent, as it reappears on the list after a relatively quiet week in comic books. The cameo of Red Hood's new Robin continues its hot trend with raw copies at an FMV of $14, and a high sale of $200 for a CGC 9.8. #7: PAPER GIRLS #1 | IMAGE | 2015 | The buzz for Paper Girls picked up significantly after a first look at the Amazon Prime TV adaptation debuted last week. This Brian K. Vaughn story follows four girls involved in some serious time travel business the morning after Halloween 1988, leaving fans with some Stranger Things vibes. This first issue suffered a significant dip in value after its initial option news in 2019. However, fans are once again grabbing this book up before the show drops, hoping Prime continues the track record of solid adaptations like Invincible. We tracked raw copies at an FMV of $28, with a high sale of $150 for a CGC 9.8. #6: NEW AVENGERS #7 | MARVEL | 2005 | The MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS has teased the debut of many new characters and new team appearances. Once the Illuminati were confirmed, fans flocked to pick up the first appearance of the legendary marvel group. Since the film is still fresh, we'll keep our lips zipped over our concerns about the Illuminati's longevity until next week. For now, we tracked raw copies at an FMV of $46, with a high sale of $324 for a CGC 9.8. #5: THOR #1 | MARVEL | 2014 | The first cover appearance of Jane Foster as Thor lands in the exact same spot as last week. With THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER up next, fans hope it will be entertaining, maybe even electrifying. This week we tracked raw copies at an FMV of $102, with a high sale of $307.65 for a CGC 9.8. #4: GRIM #1 – JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG | BOOM! STUDIOS | 2022 | Grim is the latest from Boom! Studios, written by Stephanie Phillips, to receive massive hype. The series follows Jessica Harrow, a dead Reaper recruit who doesn't know how that came to pass and is searching for the Grim Reaper. With the success of Boom!'s recent titles over the past several years, fans were in a hurry to pick up their favorite cover for this book. Jae Lee and June Chung absolutely crushed this one. We tracked recent raw copies at a high sale of $20 for a raw copy. #3: GRIM #1 – DAVE JOHNSON – VIRGIN (1 PER STORE) | BOOM! STUDIOS | 2022 | As we mentioned, Grim #1 had a ton of variants from numerous high-profile artists within the industry. This one per store variant from Dave Johnson left collectors and speculators eager to be first in line to pick up some of the limited supply when visiting their LCS. Skull cover collectors will want this once they lock eyes with the giant skull gracing the cover, which explains us tracking this variant at a high sale of $45 for a raw copy. #2: SECRET WARS #1 | MARVEL | 2015 | Outside of what's to come in the next few years, where does the MCU head next in terms of the multiverse (in a broad sense)? After the events of MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS, many are looking toward this Secret Wars series as the endgame to, well, Endgame. This story from Johnathan Hickman, where universes collide and ultimately collapse the multiverse, is an epic book with nearly every Marvel hero of note making an appearance. Speculation feels that this is where the MCU is headed long-term. The surreal cover A art from Alex Ross makes this the cherry on top, and many felt the need to pick up this former under-the-radar book out of nearly 50 variants. We tracked raw copies at an FMV of $7, with a high sale of $200 for a CGC 9.8. #1: FANTASTIC FOUR #245 – NEWSSTAND | MARVEL | 1982 | We told you we had an odd #1 in-store. This book features the first appearance of the adult Franklin Richards, son of Reed Richards and Sue Storm, aka Avatar. With god-like reality-warping abilities, he is one of the most powerful entities in all of Marvel comics, whom Collectors have turned their eyes to after a brief mention of the existence of the Richards children in the new DOCTOR STRANGE film. Once believed to be a Mutant, in this issue, it's revealed that his subconscious altered his anatomy into looking like it had an X gene. Why collectors choose this over Franklin's first appearance as a baby or child has us scratching our heads. Still, if there's a character in the MCU to collapse the multiverse, it's Franklin Richards, and a full-powered adult version will be required to do so. We tracked raw copies at an FMV of $14, with a high sale of $140 for a CGC 9.4.

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[EsseJi]

Et pas moyen de vendre mon thor à 90€.

[mrcitrouille]

	Citation:			Posté par EsseJi
	Et pas moyen de vendre mon thor à 90€.

Pas forcément étonnant : moins de hype et les acheteurs recherchent de moins en moins de raw.
; ils veulent du CGC bien cher pour espérer le revendre encore plus cher

[EsseJi]

Je n'ai pas vu Dr Strange 2, mais il parait que la côte de Earth X #4 a monté grâce au film.
On pourrait m'expliquer pourquoi, je m'en fiche des spoilers.

[mrcitrouille]

	Citation:			Posté par EsseJi
	Je n'ai pas vu Dr Strange 2, mais il parait que la côte de Earth X #4 a monté grâce au film. On pourrait m'expliquer pourquoi, je m'en fiche des spoilers.

Première apparition de Spiders Men et de Clea en tant que Sorcerer Suprême.

Mais Key Collector Issues me dit qu il se vend 3 dollars max

[EsseJi]

	Citation:			Posté par mrcitrouille
	Première apparition de Spiders Men et de Clea en tant que Sorcerer Suprême. Mais Key Collector Issues me dit qu il se vend 3 dollars max

OK merci de l'info, c'est pas pour la revente, ça me ferait chier de me séparer de cette série.

[mrcitrouille]

	Citation:			Posté par EsseJi
	OK merci de l'info, c'est pas pour la revente, ça me ferait chier de me séparer de cette série.

Je te comprends : j ai les back issues et l omnibus

[gorlab]

	Citation:			Posté par mrcitrouille
	Première apparition de Spiders Men et de Clea en tant que Sorcerer Suprême. Mais Key Collector Issues me dit qu il se vend 3 dollars max

Alors, à confirmer quand même..
Dans le magazine Wzard était vendu un fascicule d'Alex Ross qui montrait les 1er app. des persos de Earth X

[Nortock Diab]

De mon côté, je découvre que Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme (vol.3) #44 côte plus que de raison car Cyttorak (who cares?) y fait sa première apparition. Vu à 20€ à Album/Momie, j'ai passé mon tour.
Pas toujours facile de slalomé entre les obstacles que le MCU génère assez artificiellement à mon sens !

[doop]

Aucune idée ! Je viens de le feuilleter vite fait, j'ai rien vu

[scarletneedle]

Les 10 singles qui ont connu un coup de boost ces jours-ci :

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	#10: CATWOMAN #43 – SOZOMAIKA (1:25) | DC | 2022 | Selina Kyle and Harley Quinn make for quite the pair, depicted beautifully on this Sozomaika 1:25 cover. This variant sums up the book's content, a story of a much-needed girl's night out for Catwoman after her defeat of Black Mask. Sozomaika's Catwoman variants continue to be hot month after month, with fans quick to hit the aftermarket as local LCSs have been stripped. This variant continues to climb in price with a high sale of $438 for an NM+ raw copy after a 25-bid auction! Wow. However, most are currently selling for around $240. #9: THE SENSATIONAL SHE-HULK #1 | MARVEL | 1989 | While many are chasing She-Hulk's first appearance, the meta-aware (and third-wall breaking) first issue of her second series has garnered much interest. She-Hulk finds her specific tone and style in this series that has carried through her numerous comic book series and provided inspiration for his Disney+ series. We tracked it a high sale of $260 for a CGC 9.8 with raws at a FMV of $32. #8: THOR: GOD OF THUNDER #2 | MARVEL | 2012 | Thor: God of Thunder #2 is back (once again) in the top 10 this week! Gorr's first appearance reclaims a spot in the top ten as fans FINALLY see Christian Bale's God Butcher! Some in the community are less than thrilled, but fans remain faithful in Bale's ability to bring this terrifying and nuanced character to the big screen. We tracked it at a high sale of $500 for a CGC 9.8 with raws at a FMV of $158. #7: THOR: GOD OF THUNDER #1 | MARVEL | 2012 | Key books in a storied run tend to get a bump when adaptations make their way to the big screen, and this book is no different. The first mention of Gorr the God Butcher goes hand in hand with his first appearance in our previous book. The excitement for Bale's depiction of Gorr is palpable, as he has a tremendous amount of excellent source material to choose from. After the latest Thor trailer, Gorr remains on the brain as collectors continue to pick up books he is featured or mentioned in. We tracked it a high sale of $155 for a CGC 9.8 and a FMV of $21 raw. #6: THE SAVAGE SHE-HULK #1 | MARVEL | 1980 | After the recent full trailer (and then a fixed version) of SHE-HULK series from Disney+, this book has finally picked up the speed it deserves. Disney appeared to take notes from the production of Sonic, tweaking some CGI and watching a large majority of detractors fade away. We tracked it at a high sale of $919 for a CGC 9.8 with raw copies at a FMV of $172. #5: SPEED RACER #1 | NOW | 1987 | Speed Racer, the Demon on Wheels, is reportedly receiving a TV series adaptation! Per THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, JJ Abram's production company, Bad Robot, is set to produce the series, which aims to get back to the character's roots. Speed is beloved, first appearing in manga form way back in 1967, followed directly by an animated version in Japan and later America. This first, ongoing comic book adaptation of the manga is being snagged up quickly as news hit social media, with fans eager to get the taste of the 2008 Speed Racer film out of their mouths. The community has strong opinions on JJ Abrams, but one thing he has a solid track record of is bringing nostalgia to life on the big (and small) screen, with varying degrees of success. This news sent raw copies trending at a FMV of $38 with a high sale of $60 for a CGC 9.0. #4: THOR #1 | MARVEL | 2014 | This first cover appearance of Jane Foster as Thor has been a repeat resident of our Top 10 over the past weeks. With the full first trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder finally dropping, it's easy to see why fans steadily pick this book up. This week we tracked it a high sale of $325 for a CGC 9.8 and a raw FMV of $98. #3: INFINITE CRISIS #5 – JIM LEE | DC | 2006 | Blue Beetle has been around in some form or another in comics since 1939. The most recent and arguably most popular is Jaimie Reyes, becoming Blue Beetle in this issue for the first time. Recent set photos of DC's Blue Beetle, set to release in 2023, have been making waves across social media. Xolo Maridueña, of Cobra Kai fame, depicts the character in an incredible, comic-accurate costume (ripped straight from this cover) that has fans fired up after they got their first glimpse during last year's DC Fandom. With DC's film and television future quite murky lately, fans are feeling some trepidation but still hoping DC can take one out of the Marvel playbook and have some success depicting such an incredible, lesser-known character. We tracked it at a high sale of $400 for a CGC 9.8 with a raw FMV of $35. #2: COUNTDOWN PRESENTS: THE SEARCH FOR RAY PALMER: SUPERWOMAN / BATWOMAN #1 | DC | 2007 | DC and Warner Bros came out swinging this week, pushing the market for some lesser-known characters. Per VARIETY, comedian Leslie Jones has been selected to portray Plastic Woman, who first appeared in this gender-swapped book, in an upcoming DC animated adult comedy. With the success of the Harley Quinn animated show, DC is looking to replicate that momentum with Plastic Woman. They dug deep, but that hasn't stopped fans from picking up her first (and brief) appearance! We tracked raws at a FMV of $34 with a high sale of $155.90 for a CGC 9.8. #1: DAI KAMIKAZE! #1 | NOW | 1987 | The preview appearance of Speed Racer #1 is a little out of place in a comic about giant robots, but the Demon on Wheels is still cool! Fans and collectors are actively picking this former two-dollar book up as news broke about a new Speed Racer TV series. With a storied history dating back to 1967, depicted in manga, tv, the big screen, and comics like this in the 80s, Speed Racer has a diverse and massive fan base across multiple generations searching for a fresh take on this hi-octane series. Excitement has driven many in search of this small press book that can be had for substantially less than his first appearance in manga. We tracked it with a high sale of $30 for a raw copy.