Are you a comic fan looking for the top bestselling golden age comics? If so, this article might just be what you are looking for. We have narrowed it down to the top four bestselling Golden Age Comics in April and May. So, Read on!
Golden Age comics are treated as gems among comic collectors, and they are always down to hoarding more and more of them. Although these comics are always in demand among collectors, their sales in April and May were off the charts. Back in the Golden Age, DC used to dominate the market in terms of sales, but marvel comics have had their fair share of sales too. So let’s take a look at the top four bestselling comics of the Golden age in April and May.
- The Marvel Family #1:
New Marvel and DC movies are coming out almost every year. And whenever there is a plot twist, or a new character is introduced, fans are always digging through their old comics to come up with new theories of their own. So, in the last scenes of “Shazam!”, when fans saw that Billy was able to transfer his powers to his foster family members to avoid Sivanna’s attempt to steal his powers, the fans went crazy over this, and its sales skyrocketed.
- Superman #24:
In at number 3, we have Superman #24. This book came out during the World war in the 1940s. So it was always famous, as it encouraged readers to fight for their freedom. In April, a 4.5 graded was sold for $951, and another 3.5 graded copy was sold for $1150 on eBay.
- Superman #53:
The superman #53 comes in at number 2. This comic had gained immense popularity mostly because of its colorful cover. This book had seen a 5% price dip in April, and one 2.5 grade was sold for $468.
- Mad #1:
At the top of our list, we have Mad#1 from DC. It is the most popular comic that came out in the Golden Age. Two copies of Mad#1 were sold for $1599 in April.
And with that, the list of our top four bestselling comics of the Golden age comes to an end. We hope you had a good read and found what you were looking for.