Brave and the Bold #28 is one of the most valuable comics of the Silver Age containing the first Justice League of America.

Brave and the Bold #28 is one of the most valuable comics of the Silver Age

Copies of this comic range from $1,100 to $1,300 in the CGC 4.0 range to $60,000 plus in CGC 9.4. Raw copies sell for less depending on the reliability of the seller and the condition.

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I get several requests about the value of Treasury Edition comic books and I found a great source for information for you.

Treasury Edition comic books are large format with square bindings, typically reprinting material found in more traditional format comics. The most common sizes are 10″x13″ and 10″x15″. The format started in the 1930′s, but I’m usually asked about the treasury editions from 1970′s to early 1980′s, usually DC or Marvel (especially Marvel Star Wars). I have to warn you, these comics aren’t value gold mines, but there are collectors out there. You can find copies for sale on E-bay from a few dollars to the $10 to $20 range.

The most complete site I’ve found is treasurycomics.com. Webmaster Rob Kelly has put together an amazing amount of information on these comics and if you want to know more I highly recommend his site.

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Thanos is the Marvel’s flavor of the week after the Avengers movie and all comic book investing eyes are on Iron Man 55. But if you want to read more about this Starlin creation, you can learn much more by reading some far less expensive issues. Here’s the Thanos reading list:

- Captain Marvel #26 – 33,
- Warlock #9 – 11, 15,
- Avengers Annual #7,
- Marvel 2 in 1 Annual #2
- Thano’s Quest (1990′s)
- Silver Surfer #34 – 50 (1990′s series)
- Infinity Gauntlet #1 -6
- Marvel the End #1 – 6

Drop some of those issues in the search box below to find them for cheap on E-bay.

With these issues you should be a Thanos expert! Also make sure to visit my Iron Man 55 Value and Investment Survey for more info.

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