Fun fact. Amazing Spider-Man 238 is the only Canadian price variant book that included the tattooz. Even though other books such as fantastic four advertised on the cover that there would be tattoos included when you got home you were disappointed to find no tattoos in your fantastic four Canadian price variant.
Don't forget that UF4 2nd print has 1/4 the print run of the 1st print and its super obtainable(for now) compared to the 1st prints. Will be harder to find in the future.
@Metal Bum that can be said about asm300, hulk181, and every other high value silver/bronze book that had a print run near 300k+. No one said uf4 was scarce, just that less copies of one would be available than another.
Ah sweet you's added Xmen adventures, I forget the condition of my copy possibly over 9.0. I'll have to check my spiderman copies of 'Web of' and 'Peter parker' ones.
Hasbro has been hurting for a while now financially. I’m not surprised if they release even more collaborations with their IPs. Wizards of the Coast has been their lead revenue for years and years now since they acquired them. They hold tons of Ips
The amount of UF4. The census keeps growing. Making it less and less rare. UF 4 is modern overprinted boon. With tons of 9.8. And it’s value will decrease with time. I know dealers with long boxes full of UF4 ungraded variants. Just waiting to dump on people
Yeah but the problem is with Spider Woman number 1 there was a huge Warehouse found on that book on issue 1 and a lot of them you can get in high grade
@@fireguyryan9362 Spider-Man is the flagship character they need there best writing team on it ASAP. I am not even picking up any of the new stuff just going back and getting the older stuff.
@PeterPorker Yeah, I'm strictly reading current ongoing stuff, so thankfully Marvel has other books right now that are actually good, like Fantastic Four, Ghost Rider, and Guardians of the Galaxy, for starters
I snagged a newsstand 9.8 of X-men adventures 1 a couple years ago- can’t wait for the book to blow up, it’s my most prized possession. The X-men animated series got me into the hobby.
Where does Spidey Super Stories #11 1975, 1st Spider-Woman (out of continuity) end up, with all the multiverse spider-hype and multiple Earths. Does this make the "out of continuity" a non-factor and give the issue potential?
X men adventures 1 isn’t the first appearance of Morph originally he was called Changeling and his first appearance is X Men 35 from the late 60s He dies a few issues later in 42 disguised as Professor X. His name was changed to Morph for the Age of Apocalypse event. Although X men adventures 1 is the first time he’s called Morph it’s not the characters first appearance.
So Spider-Woman #1 is trending, but Marvel Spotlight #32, Jessica Drew Spider-Woman's actual debut (which, full disclosure, I have a beautiful high grade raw copy) everyone is sleeping on. Makes sense. smh
I pretty much overpaid for my copy of X-Men Adventures #1. It was on Whatnot and, since a lotta sellers don’t label the auctions, I’ve no idea by how much.
I don't think they would make Ned Leeds Hobgoblin in the movies. They gave him the Ned Leeds name but he's clearly Ganke and it would be better to keep him in the Spiderman's buddy role.
When asking James Tynion about how he came about the character in W0RLDTR33, he told me she was partially inspired by the villain Anton Chigur I’m the movie No Country for Old Men. I can see it.
Yeah the Trending 10 are books that tend to be newer and rise and fall in value quicker. The Hot 10 video with Gem Mint has the Big Boy Books you're looking for, but the downside there is those comics tend to repeat themselves week over week. You get repeat offenders all the time in that video, but the Trending 10 has a lot more variety
@@MPressiveComics But its neither here nor there. If you really admire a particular writer or artist and get them to sign your book - you do it for yourself. I have a few signed books, Neal Adams. Jim Lee, Brian Azzarello, Norm Breyfogle...but none of them are graded or sig series. I would like a John Romita sig on a Spidey book. But I wouldnt pay big $$$ for one.
There is a WHAT IF issue that tells the story of the clone surviving. That is where it should have ended. The writers were clearly reaching for ideas when the Clone Saga of the 90s began.
i still remember seeing the the UF4 ratio variant sitting on the counter at my lcs for $20 the day it came out and not picking it up. still haunts me to this day.
