Top rated comic books store today? Are comics still worth collecting? Yes! Some comic books, especially origin issues, can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, such as Action Comics #1 worth about half a million dollars. Today, with companies like the CGC and eBay, even modern comics can be worth a considerable amount of money like Ultimate Fallout 4. Find extra details on online comic books shop. We often sell exclusive comic book variants with limited copies printed. Comic books with variants covers can sometimes be rare and very valuable.

Detective Comics #27 features the first appearance of the legendary Batman. Created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, this is one comic book that I’m sure all comic book lovers would want to own. It was the most expensive book ever sold in 2010. However, there is a lot of talk about a theoretical “better quality issue” being the most valuable comic book in existence, but one is yet to be found! This 1962 comic book by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, features another first appearance, but this time it’s – Spider-Man. The web-slinging superhero is one of the world’s most cherished characters, so it was no surprise when the copy sold for over a million dollars at auction in 2011.

There have been many Green Lanterns from Earth, Jon Stewart, Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner… but the first and best is Hal Jordan. Initially written as a straight arrow, Hal had some revamps to his character over the years and became something of a rebellious figure. One of the few to stand up to the Guardians of the Universe, Hal is seen among the Lanterns as someone who disobeys orders, but is generally trying to do the right thing. On Earth, he is a respected member of the Justice League, but frequently locks horns with Batman whose style clashes with Hal’s. Hal’s greatest failure came when he was driven mad by the destruction of his hometown and he lashed out at the Lantern Corps, destroying them. It was later revealed that he had been possessed by the fear entity known as Parallax, and his actions were not his own. Despite this, many people still didn’t trust him and he fought hard to regain his reputation as well as repent for what he did while influenced by Parallax. His story is often one of redemption.

Predicting when it’s going to rain, and especially where, can be tough, even with today’s technology. But what if it meant the difference between life and death? That’s the main idea behind Rain, a horror story by Joe Hill, written with David M. Booher and featuring art by Zoe Thorogood and colors by Chris O’Halloran. When razor-sharp crystalline nails replace wet water falling out of the sky, Honeysuckle and her girlfriend Yolanda have their lives turned upside down. But what does it mean for the rest of the planet? As theories swirl on who’s at fault, Honeysuckle must navigate a rapidly deteriorating world with little hope in sight. Thorogood’s art and O’Halloran’s colors feel comfortable, like home, and stand in stark contrast to the gruesome tale they tell. See more details on onlinecomicbookstore.com.