What is the first Flash comic worth to collectors today?
Flash Comics #1 from 1940 remains one of the most valuable Golden Age keys with verified sales from £29,192 for low-grade copies to £93,000 for near-mint examples. With fewer than 100 graded copies known, this first Jay Garrick appearance continues to appreciate as a blue-chip collectible.
2026-08-11
Jim Lee’s Batman: the art that redefined Gotham
Jim Lee’s Batman art turned Gotham into a design statement. From the twelve-issue Hush saga to the New 52 costume redesign, Lee reshaped how Batman, his rogues and his city are drawn for a generation of readers. His original pages, including a record-setting triple-gatefold Hush cover sold at Heritage Auctions, now anchor the market for modern comic art.
2026-08-06
World’s most valuable Batman comic book tops $1.5 million prior to auction
A copy of Batman #1 has set a new record as the world’s most valuable Batman comic book, days before it even goes up for auction at Heritage. Bidding is […]
2021-01-11
Collection of every D.C comic book ever published to sell at Sotheby’s
A remarkable private collection of every single D.C comic book published from 1935 to 2014 has gone up for sale at Sotheby’s in London. The collection of more than 40,000 […]
