Avengers Comics Key Issue Price Guide

Avengers Comics Value

Find out the value of your vintage Avengers comics using this price guide.

There have been dozens of modern comics featuring the super-team, but only the original 1964 series is truly valuable.

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Value of Avengers Comics #1

Avengers #1
Origin and first appearance of the super-team

Record sale: $369,000
Minimum value: $750

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This is a genuine Marvel mega-key issue, even though it's pretty common. It typically shows up in collections about three times as often as most of the other big Silver Age key issue comics.

Hard to come by in high grade, with only 35 copies graded 9.0 or higher by CGC, it nonetheless is a great find, even in lower grades.

What you can expect to get for yours when it's time to sell:

• Poor to Good (0.5 to 2.0) $300-600
• Good to Very Good (2.5-4.0) $600-900
• Very Good to Fine (4.5-6.0) $1,000-1,400
• Fine to Very Fine (6.5-8.0) $1,800-5,000
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Avengers #2 Comic Price Guide

Avengers #2
First Appearance of Space Phantom;
Incredible Hulk leaves team

Record sale: $70,000
Minimum value: $35

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An important issue, as it sets up the 'frenemies' aspect of in-fighting amongst Avengers team members such as Thor vs Hulk.

Not as desirable as #1, but Avengers #2 is still a great find.

There are nearly 100 copies graded 9.0 or higher, but only 3 at 9.8.

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Value of Avengers Comic #3

Avengers #3
Hulk and Sub-Mariner fight the Avengers

Record sale: $13,000
Minimum value: $20

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An important issue, as the story follows up from Hulk leaving, with him teaming up with a long-time Marvel super-villain, the Sub-Mariner.

Spider-Man comic collectors will weep to learn that there's a Spider-Man cameo in this issue! So if you want a complete collection, then you'll need to buy a copy of this comic.

There are 60 copies graded 9.0 or higher by CGC. Not a great find compared to #1, but still a nice one to have.

Avengers Comic #4: Captain America Returns!

Avengers #4
Revival of Captain America from the Golden Age

Record sale: $143,000
Minimum value: $180

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Avengers #4 is surely one of the most iconic of Silver Age comic book covers, and a key moment in the history of The Avengers.

Captain America is revived from his slumber and joins the team in a splash of patriotic glory.

This is NOT the first Silver Age appearance of Cap; that was in Strange Tales #114.

With more than 130 CGC graded examples at 9.0 or higher, this is hardly a rare comic book. But it's one most collectors would love to own.

WARNING: There is a 1966 Golden Record reprint of this edition. Read on for info.

How to Identify a Golden Record Reprint

It can be easy to get excited when you see a Golden Record reprint of the mega Marvel keys from the early 1960s. Even I have been fooled a couple of times!

The main way to identify the GRRs:

• They have NO PRICE on the front cover!
• They are thinner, because they don't have ad pages inside
• The back cover is different

The big giveaway is the lack of a price box. It's an easy one to overlook when you see a high-grade key issue and your pulse begins to race... See images below.

The four titles reprinted by GRR were FF #1, Avengers #4, Journey into Mystery #83, and Amazing Spider-Man #1.

The reprinted comics had slightly different covers, along with an LP record of the story.

While the Golden Record reprints are worth a fraction of the originals, they are still collectible -- especially since for many collectors, the original issues are well beyond their budget.

Mint condition Golden Record comics are now highly sought-after. They are often found in great shape, because the record protected the comic book from damage over the years.

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Value of Avengers Comics #5 and Up

Avengers #10 Error of Color; Original For Comparison

This is a complete sleeper. "The Avengers Break Up!" is in pink; most of the blue inks appear green. See our recalled comics price guide for more.

Sean and I randomly found one in an old collection; CGC qualifies this as a manufacturing error. The record sale of $416 is a joke! If you see one of these -- simply, BUY IT.

Value of Avengers Comics #11

Avengers #11
Spider-Man Crossover and cover appearance

Record sale: $15,750
Minimum value: $30

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Another opportunity for Spider-Man collectors to get upset, or excited, depending on their budgets.

Avengers #11 featured a cover and story with none other than Spidey himself.

Spider-Man looks a bit weird on the cover to be honest, and there are plenty about for collectors to own.

Avengers #16 Comic Price Guide

With a brand new line-up starting in this issue, Avengers #16 is a nice enough book to discover, but is no shortcut to an early retirement.

Avengers #16
New-Look Team Begins

Record sale: $5,000
Minimum value: $25

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The new-look team includes Hawkeye, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch; the team loses Thor, Iron Man, Giant Man and Wasp.

Avengers Comics #17-27

Avengers #17

Record Sale: $3,000
Minimum Value: $10

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Avengers #22

Record Sale: $2,600
Minimum Value: $10

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Avengers #25
Doctor Doom showdown

Record Sale: $6,000
Minimum Value: $25

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Avengers Comic #28: First Appearance of Collector; Giant-Man Becomes Goliath

Avengers #28
1st Appearance of Collector; Giant-Man becomes Goliath

Record sale: $2,200
Minimum value: $20

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Avengers #29

Record Sale: $1,673
Minimum Value: $1

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Avengers #34

Record Sale: $1,135
Minimum Value: $1

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Avengers Comics #43: First Red Guardian

Avengers #43
First appearance of the Red Guardian
Antagonist in the Black Widow movie

Record Sale: $5,000
Minimum Value: $20

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Avengers #46

Record Sale: $1,020
Minimum Value: $1

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Avengers #47: First Appearance of Dane Whitman (becomes Black Knight in Avengers #48)

Avengers #47
First appearance of Dane Whitman (Black Knight from #48)

Record Sale: $3,150
Minimum Value: $10

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Avengers #48: First Appearance of new Black Knight

Avengers #48
1st Appearance of new Black Knight

Record sale: $7,200
Minimum value: $30

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Avengers Comic #55: 1st Appearance of Ultron

Avengers #55
1st Full Appearance of Ultron

Record sale: $2,150
Minimum value: $10

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Briefly a huge deal before the second Avengers movie, Avengers #55 is now falling in value. But still definitely a key issue that most collectors want in their Avengers run.

Avengers #56: Story of Captain America frozen into ice retold; Classic Death of Bucky cover

Avengers #56
Bucky Death Cover

Record sale: $1,920
Minimum value: $5

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Avengers #57: First Appearance of The Vision

Avengers #57: First Appearance of the Vision (origin is in #58)

Record sale: $20,000
Minimum value: $40

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Avengers #58: Origin of The Vision

Avengers #58
Vision origin issue

Record Sale: $1,500
Minimum Value: $5

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Avengers Comics #59: 1st Appearance of Yellowjacket

Avengers #59
1st Appearance of Yellowjacket

Record sale: $3,200
Minimum value: $5

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Avengers #60

Record Sale: $2,500
Minimum Value: $5

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Avengers #65

Record Sale: $720
Minimum Value: $5

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Avengers #68

Record Sale: $1,045
Minimum Value: $5

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Avengers #72

Record Sale: $840
Minimum Value: $5

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Avengers #77

Record Sale: $720
Minimum Value: $5

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Avengers #80: 1st Appearance of Red Wolf

Avengers #80
1st Appearance of Red Wolf

Record sale: $975
Minimum value: $5

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Avengers #100 is a fine issue for collectors, as all the previous Avengers team members appear in this one comic!

Avengers #124: 1st Star Stalker

Avengers #124
First Appearance of Star Stalker

Record sale: $280
Minimum value: $1

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Avengers #144: 1st Hellcat

Avengers #144
First Appearance of Patsy Walker as Hellcat

Record sale: $1,050
Minimum value: $10

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Avengers Comics #181: 1st Scott Lang Ant-Man in Team

Avengers #181
First Scott Lang as Ant-Man in the Team

Record sale: $255
Minimum value: $1

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Avengers #196: 1st Appearance of Taskmaster

Avengers #196
1st Full Appearance of Taskmaster

Record sale: $1,200
Minimum value: $15

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Avengers #223: Classic Hawkeye and Ant-Man Cover

Avengers #223
Classic Hawkman and Ant-Man cover

Record sale: $100
Minimum value: $1

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Other Avengers Comics:
Tales of Suspense #49

Tales of Suspense #49
1st Avengers and X-Men Crossover story

Record sale: $16,730
Minimum value: $25

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Avengers comic collectors had better start saving up for a copy of Tales of Suspense #49.

It features not only the first Avengers crossover, but also the first X-Men crossover. This makes it appealing to both sets of collectors.

Luckily for us all, Spider-Man stayed out of this issue!

Marvel Super-Heroes #1 (1966)

Marvel Super-Heroes Annual 1 (1966)
Reprints Avengers #2

Record sale: $2,500
Minimum value: $1

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The one-shot Marvel Super-Heroes #1 comic of 1966 reprints Avengers #2. It's a decent find if you've come across one.

Only exciting in truly near mint/mint condition.

Value of Avengers Annuals

Finally in this round-up, we'll look at the Avengers Annuals.

These were originally known as Avengers King-Size Specials. Only by #6 did Marvel revert to calling them Annuals.

Avengers Annual #1
Original and New Avengers Team Up

Record sale: $4,700
Minimum value: $5

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Thanks in part to the recent Hollywood obsession with comic book super heroes, The Avengers has enjoyed a huge boost in both popularity and collectible values.

As if the Avengers movies, starting in 2012 and terminating in Endgame were not enough, some characters from the movie have also had their own solo appearances. Captain America, Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, and even Thor have had their own movies.

Throw in Nick Fury, and you've got the perfect blend of Marvel Comics characters to make this an irresistible team.

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Please note that we do not buy most Avengers comic issues after 1980.

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