Top 10 Most Valuable Golden Age Comics

The 10 Most Valuable Comic Books from The Golden Age of Comics

Below are the most valuable comics from each era first off, Golden Age Comic books.

The years that incorporate the Golden age are between 1938 and continues on to 1956, after the Golden Age is the Silver Age

The Golden Age of Comics is what every collector dreams of night.  In this era we see many of our favorite heroes first appear in print.

In The Golden Age of Comics there were a lot of test series that had some of our favorite Super Heroes first appear in titles that were not named after themselves.  All-American Comics #16 is a perfect example below.

If you are lucky enough to have any Golden Age Comics and want to know where if they are valuable let the Comic Book Boys do all the heavy lifting and get your free appraisal here.

Jump in your time machine to the other Eras:

• the Silver Age
• the Bronze Age
• the Copper Age

10 Most Valuable Comic Books From the Golden Age

1.) Action Comics #1
(June 1938)
First Appearance: Superman

NM- Price $3,200,000

2.) Detective Comics #27
(May 1939)
First Appearance: Batman

NM- Price $2,200,000

3.) Superman #1
(June 1939)
First Solo Comic

NM- Price $1,200,000

4.) All-American Comics #16
(July 1940)
First Appearance: Green Lantern

NM- Price $750,000

5.) Batman #1
(April 1940)
First Appearance: Joker, Catwoman

NM- Price $650,000

6.) Marvel Comics #1
(October 938)
First Appearance: Human Torch, The Angel

NM- Price $625,000

7.) Action Comics #7
(December 1938)
2nd Cover: Superman

NM- Price $420,000

8.) Captain America Comics #1
(March 1941)
First Appearance: Captain America

NM- Price $400,000

9.) Pep Comics #22
(December 1941)
First Appearance: Archie, Betty and Jughead

NM- Price $320,000

10.) Action Comics #10
(Mar 1939)
3rd Cover: Superman

NM- Price $280,000