Most Expensive Marvel Comic Books Ever : You should know

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Action Comics #1 fetched $3.2 million in 1938, marking Superman's debut and remaining highly sought after.

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Marvel Comics #1, from 1939, debuted Marvel as a publisher, showcasing the first appearances of Human Torch and Namor the Sub-Mariner, selling for $1.26 million.

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Most Expensive Marvel Comic Books Ever : You should know

Action Comics #1 fetched $3.2 million in 1938, marking Superman's debut and remaining highly sought after.

Marvel Comics #1, from 1939, debuted Marvel as a publisher, showcasing the first appearances of Human Torch and Namor the Sub-Mariner, selling for $1.26 million.

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