Overstreet Comic Price Review # 1

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$6.25

Width:

8.50 (in)

Height:

11.00 (in)

Depth:

0.20 (in)

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July 2003

The inaugural issue takes a hard look at the way movie box office action sparked the back issue marketplace for titles reaching the big screen. Other features include the growing trend behind 30 Days of Night and Jim Lee staking his claim on Batman.

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Overstreet Comic Price Review # 2

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November 2003 The second issue takes a hard look at the way Retailer Editions have grown to prominence in the marketplace. Other features include the story behind the sale of X-Men #1 9.4 for $45,000...

Overstreet Comic Price Review # 8

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May 2004 Cover: Frank Miller This issue examines the place of X-Men and Wolverine among the best sellers. Other features include the details behind the sale of...

Overstreet Comic Price Review # 3

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December 2003 The third issue takes a hard look at the books at the top of the marketplace. Other features include the story behind the implementation of the CGC Signature Series, and the story...

Overstreet Comic Price Review # 7

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April 2004 Cover: Billy Tucci & Mark Sparacio First illustrated cover on OCPR. This issue examines the return of the Mile High Pedigree and DC...

Overstreet Comic Price Review # 6

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March 2004 The sixth issue takes a hard look at the way Spider-Man titles seem to dominate the marketplace. Other features include the story behind the sale of an Amazing Spider-Man #129 graded...

Overstreet Comic Price Review # 4

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January 2004 The fourth issue takes a hard look at the availability of 10.0 graded titles in the marketplace. Other features include the story behind the sale of a Spider-Man #1 graded 5.0 for...

Overstreet Comic Price Review # 5

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February 2004 The fifth issue takes a look at the wide ranging info available about the marketplace. Other features include the story behind the sale of a Hulk #1 graded 9.0 for $26,000, and a...