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Recent Answers from Steven Younis

2009-10-15 Superman:

1 - Since his debut in "Action Comics #1" (dated June 1938), Superman has been in hundreds of comic books. "Action Comics" is now up to issue #882 (out this week). "Superman" (which debuted in 1939) is

2009-07-03 superman comic:

Hi Ashley, According to www.comicspriceguide.com, the Collector's Edition of "Adventures of Superman #500" (1993) is worth $3.50 in mint condition. DC Comics produced so many of these at the time that

2009-02-08 Superman trading card:

The 1978 Superman trading cards aren't that rare. These cards are more valuable as a whole (i.e. if you had the entire base set) rather than as individuals. Your best bet is to contact Jim Hambrick, owner

2008-09-09 Comic Price:

Reprints aren't usually worth more than their cover price. It's only an original copy of "Action Comics #1" that is worth a hefty amount of money. Not sure if it'll be listed there (because it's a reprint)

2008-09-03 superman:

"Whatever happened to the Man of Tomorrow" is from 1986. I'm not exactly sure whether you have the original comic or a Trade Paperback collection. I was not aware of a limited edition release series. And